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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30

so, too, while arguing with the balding Georgian over salary mat ters. Yet, it was Wyatt's work in the clutch games that won for the Dodgers last year. The Yankees won't do baseball a bit of good by tearing out into 8 IS or 17 game lead this season. With the contest decided so early, the American League season might be curtailed.
 Golf balls are being given re- tread jobs. There Is probably no more dashing figure in the Army than private William Conn be- decked in his hand tailored ani- form. The uniform was q gift from Mike Jacobs. Reports on Calu- met Farms Kentucky Derby ace. Sun Again, are highly controvers sial. Grant Warwick, Allan Kunt9 and Hub Macey won't be back with the New York Rangers next season. They will be serving in Canada'a armed forces. Warwick Is the youngster who won the Rookie of the Year. award. watch the Army's proposed "All America" football team. It will be the hest squal of l942, although the Navy casts a dissenting vote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
Detroit Redwings Seen Headed For
 Stanley Cup Finals

Boston, March 30-(UP)-A jinx- smashing Detroit team was favored heavily today to gain the final round of the Stanley Cup hockey championship by eliminating Bos- tons patched-up title defenders.
 The teams were enroute west by train for tomorrow nights second clash in the best-of ?three series after Detroit won the opener, 6-4, for the first Boston Garden triumph since Dec. 193.
 The triumph before a partisan crowd of 13,l00 last night ended Boston's string of IS wins and three ties in a row against the Red Wings here. It also was Detroit's first play of victory over Boston in its 15- year history.
 Looked Good
 The manner in which Detroit conuuered Boston indicated the Red Wings will eliminate the Bruins and meet either New York or To- ronto in the final struggle for the battered trophy which symbolizes hockey supremacy.
 Detroit bagged trio of goals in the opening 10 minutes and main- tained at least that margin until les sthan four minutes to play.
 Pudgy Carl Liscombe paced De- troit's attack with twin tallies, but seven teammates figured in the scoring on Goalie Frank Brimsek who had an of night in the BoS- ton nets.
 Only redeeming feature of Bos- ton showing was Jack McGill, 2l- year-old rookcie center who per- formed the comparatively rare play of feat of notching three goals. Roy Conacher, Sharpshooting winger registered the other Bruin marker
 If a third game is needed, it will be played here Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
U. 5. Rubber Co.
 To" "Re-PrOcess" Its Used Golf Balls

A new method for re-processinp used golf balls, developed to meet the wartime emergency was an nounced today by United States Rubber Company. Golfers are there- fore urged to save their used balls.
 According to J. W. Sproul, man. ager of golf ball sales, the re-pro- cessed balls will look like new, ex- cept that they will be branded to indicate that they have been re- processed. They will have good play ing qualities and will give service almost equal to new balls. The re- processing will be accomplished without using any materials on the restricted list.
 When balls are received for re- processing, they will be inspected and those balls which are out of shape, too old or too badly cut, will be discarded. The balls will be classi- fled according to construction, the old covers removed and new covers will be moulded on the balls,
 Something New
 The cover will be of Tjipetir. a special form of Balata, and the new cover will be identical to the covers of new balls. The re-processed ball will then be finished painted and marked with its proper brand name, depending on it's construction. Also, the word "Re-Processed" will be branded on the cover to distinguish 1t from a new ball of the same brand.
 Only the company's own brands will be re-processed by this method, according to MT Sproul. Individuals are asked not to send balls to the company direct. because no provision will be made for this service direct to consumer.
 When the plan is put into effect, players will be asked to turn in their used balls to their golf profession als. They will receive a merchant disc credit which they may apply either to the purchase of new balls, as long as new balls are available. or the purchase of Re -Proce1 Aed' balls. The pros will return the used balls to the Company as sizeable lots are accumulated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
(By United PreSS)
 TANKS

St, Petersourg, Fla, March 30,- (UP)The New York Yankees break spring training camp today and head north on the long trip that will take them thruogh Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, They wind up in New York on April 10, playing the Dodgers that day and next at Ebbetts field and on the third day at Yankee stadium.
 The Cards rapped Red Ruffing for three runs in the first inning and then went on to defeat the Tanks, 3-2, yesterday winding up their annual spring series on the long end by q count of 6-3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
At The Training Camps

pitch for the Chicago Cubs today against the Los Angeles Angels at Wrigley field.
 Stan Hack, Bill Nicholson, Clyde Mccullough and Len Murillo each slammed a homer yesterday to aid the Cubs in their 10 to defeat of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
 The "Cublets" won 8 10 to 6 Wc- tory over Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
GIANTS

Jacksonville, Fla, March 30.- (UP)-The New York Giants and Cleveland Indians meet today in their last Florida game before shov- ing off north for their extended exhibition trip,
 Billy Werber doubled to right in the 10th Inning to score Connie Ryan with the winning run as the Giants tripped the Indians, 3-2 yes terday. The Giants announced the appointment of Clarence (Bubber) Jonnard as coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
PET GOLDFISH LIVES ls YEARS

Chehalis. WaSh.-(UP)-How long does a goldfish live? Mrs. Robert Wisner of Chehalis answers that her Goldie died at the ripe old age of 10 years. The fish had grown from an inch and a half to fou inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
SENATOR'S

Orlando, Fla, March 30.-(UP)- The Washington Senators were back today for a game with the De- troit Tigers, preparing for their last week of Florida training-one of their most successful seasons in the Grapefruit league.
 The Mats four game winning streak was broken yesterday by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
 Washington Is dickering with the Brooklyn Dodgers in a deal that might bring catcher Angelo Giuli- ani, outfielder "Frenchie" Borda- gary and third baseman Lew Riggs to the Senators.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
BRAVES
HE BEGAN EARLY

Melvin Harbert, golf star, is the son of a golf professional in Battle Creek, Mich, and at the age of six played an exhibition with Chick Evans, then U. s. amateur cham Dion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
DODGERS

Daytona Beach, Fla, March 30.- (UP)-Manager Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodgers refused to comment today on the report that his club was negotiating with De- troit for pitcher Buck Newsom. The Dodgers play the St. Louis Browns day.
 Curt Davis and Whit Wyatt held the Senators to eight hits yesterday as Brooklyn won, 6-l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
Answers To Do You KnOw-?"

ITy league batting championships-nne, 1907-5 inclusive.
 Khayyam only imported horne lucky Derby. He down in front in 19l7
 Tunney paid purse ring hlaaosy S99O44554 for the Battle of the Long Count with Jack Dem Chicago Sept 22. 1S27
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
ATHLETICS

San Francisco, Cal, March 3o.- (UP)-Connie Mack of the Philadel- phia Athletics was cheered today by news that Dick Siebert, holdout first baseman, had capitulated and would report in few days, but his team continued is dismal exhibition record. The As dropped games to the San Francisco Seals and Oak land Acorns yesterday, losing in the morning and afternoon by identical scores. 6-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
PILLS

Miami Beach, Fla, March 30.- (UP)-The Philadelphia Phils' were bothered with their usual pitching trouble today as Manager Hans Lo- bert sought the answer to short age of seasoned hurlers. This was evidenced yesterday when the Phils sluggers managed to wipe out a three run deticit and tie the St.. Louis Browns in the ninth inning only to lose in the tenth, 8-6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
IrNaPIRE POPuLAR

Baseball umpire George Mager- kurth received more than 2,O0O. 900 votes and was elected Mayor of Slippery Gulch by the Elks Club Of his home town, Moline, Ill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
CHRIS

Los Angeles, Cal, March 30--CU Les Fleming and Tot PreSnell
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
Priddy And Hassett Continue To Keep McC,
The Broadway
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By DAN PARKER

JOHANNES DER WALT South African heayywesht wrestler from Johannesburg recently After he had been arrested f ega possessing arms ammunition He believed to have escaped Ssr he Portuguese border Another athlete arrested in the Cape prao former South African heavyweight champion the Auho u think was landed in South Africa submarine Subway trains display advertisement titled which renty msformng its anee mile and whstors Walkaway race ct Saratoga on that day.
 JOHN MURPHY, professional runner who was known to the hatan football and baseball ne-tme ngton Redskins head mixologist went of business Philadelphia lifted o. boxing cub out of the
 n ee snows were seoutS which proves Lou wasn't writing boxing aM those without knowing his business Mickey Harrl Queens Village SOuhpaw pitcher for his country reports from the pitches Recommended The Press Photographers Museum of Science and ndurypartcuaTy the shots
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
WHITE SOX

Pasadena, Cal. March 30.--(UP) --The Chicago White Sox return today for another crack at the Pitts burgh Pirates with Ted Lyons and Thornton Lee doing the pitching.
 The Sox lost their game yesterday to the San Diego Padres, s to 4. In their poorest defensive showing this season, they committed four errors three of which resulted in runs Luke Appling, making his first ap- pearance since reporting three weeks late, went hitless
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
PIRATES

Pasadena, Gal. March 30.-(UP) Rookie outsielder Johnny Barrett was the toast of the Pittsburgh Pi- rates today when the team arrived here to play the Chicago White Sox. Barrett virtually clinched a regular berth with three hits and his field ing performance as the Pirates lost to the Chicago Cubs yesterday at Los Angeles, l0-4,
 Babe Phelps, former Brooklyn catcher, hit two homerS for the Pirates, whose five-game winning streak was broken.
 CARDS
 St. Petersburg, Fla, March 30,- (UP)-The St. Louis Cardinals emerged champions today in their nine game set with the New York Yankees, which optimistic Cardinal fans describe as the Spring World Series"
 The Cards won their sixth game from the Yankees in the finale here yesterday, to 2. The Cards got all their runs in the first inning off Red Ruffing.
 Miami Beach, Fla, March 30.-- (UP)-The St. Louis Browns moved to Daytona Beach to play Brook lyn Dodgers again today, hopeful of increasing their spring victory string against the National league cham pions. The Brownies took their ninth game in 12 starts here yester- day, beating the Philadelphia Phils, 8 to 6, in ten innings.
 Don Gutteridge, the former Car dinal infielder who is attempting a comeback with the Browns, got three hits. batted in three runs and handled ten chances afield without error.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-30
INDIANS

AANOASAANS
 Jacksonville, Fla, March 30. (UP) -Oris Hockett, a 28-year-old Cleve- land indians recruit, is definitely a right field candidate. In the past few days he has made himself noticeable. In Saturdays game with the New York Giants, Hockett not only showed fielding ability but turned in two authentic hits. Yes terday he got another hit and scored one run as the Giants de- feated the Indians in 10 innings 3-2 despite Jim Bagby's going six innings without giving out a hit.
 The Indians were to meet the Giants again today in the fourth contest between the two clubs.
 RED SOX
 St. Petersburg, Fla, March 3O' (UP)-Joe Dobson and Mike Ryba took the mound for the Boston Red Sox today as the hose-still minus an American League victory-ar- rived here from Lakeland for a tuccle with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Sox were blanked, 80, yester- day by the Detroit Tigers.
 BRAVES
 Sanford, Fla, March 30. UP)-- The Boston Braves hoped to square matters with the Cincinnati Reds today in 6 return game of a week end series. About $500 fans includ- ing Jurge Kensaw M. Landis watch ed the Boston Club take its fourth straight defeat as the Reds trounc- ed them, 5-0, yesterday at Tampa. Jim Tobin and Nanny Salvo were to pitch today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Women Drivers
In Trotting Race

DAWSON. July 1S.-One OF the
biggest events Of Michigan's 1912
harness racing season will be
staged at Rosenoor Park here
next Thursday night when a
women's driving contest is pre-
sented- in connection with the
regular classified races OF the
three-week meet.
The event will bring together
three of the nations crack women
drivers, including Mrs. Ora Dunkin
of indianapolis, the worlds cham
pion hobble pace driver. Mrs,
Dunkin will drive Bonny Bill, a
3-year-old PAGER.
Others taking part are Mrs. r.,
c. Dahlinger of Dearborn, wife Of
the owner of Dahlinger Stables,
and Mrs. Douglas Walker OF Hilo
Stock Farm, Byron Center. Mrs.
Dahlinger will drive Mr.. Grattan,
one of the prize PAGERS OF the
Dahlinger Stab les, while Mrs
Walker will take the reins on
Wallie. roam mare, who has
made quite,a name for herself on
Michigan tracks this year.
Tonight's program al the Rose
moor. track includes the Iree-for-
all trot and two classified pace
events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
By DON GILLIES

Usually the shooter winning the
"all-around" or "high-over-all'
title at a skeet or trap tournament
is rewarded lightly for his ability
to break clay targets with any
gauge shotgun.
For the first time, the Michigan
Skeet Association Is placing special
emphasis on all-around shotgun
ability at the state tournament,
which opens next Saturday morn
ing at the Williams Gun Club, This
reasoning is correct.
Up 10 this time, the winner OF
the .l2-gauge match on the last
day of the shoot walked of with
the major prizes and for the next
II months was referred 10 as the
shooter OF the state.
The man who was proficient with
the .2S-gauge .20-gauge and IL
gauge was lost in the shuttle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Get Lions Share

According 10 Richard Steinhof,
tournament manager, and Walter
thinner. director this years all
around champion will get the lions
share OF prizes. .
Two new features, borrowed
from golfers, have been added.
The "kickers' handicap" has been
included In the program. A prize
will be given the shooter who hits
the blind DOGGY" a figure be-
tween 70 and IS. j..
Another special prize, presented
for the first time, goes TO the
shooter who has shown the great.
est all-around Improvements over
his 1871 record. He or she Will
receive the Presidents Cup, which
will lbe presented by Richard II.
Hecker, president OF the Michigan
Skeet Association.
Our vote for this honor goes
TO Bill Fayerweather who came
from a D-shooter one year ago TO
n gunner capable Of beating such
great shooters as Don Sperry
Jerry Decker. Tom Metzger, Bill
Brown. Walter Tulburt Hecker
Frank Kracht, Paul Slack, Boots
Allen. Ford Otis. Mickey Nc
Broom and several others.
According TO Hecker. this beau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Harbert Long Hitler

Al watrous Chick Harbert with Jimmy Thomson as
power hitter the golf links After have played your
when Chick going to get to his
first drive Warous explained after round with the Battle
Creek slugger recently Now that he has acquired the
and polish Harbert will be threat in tourna-
men" Watrous predicted Buck Newsom, right handed
hitter batted left handed and single off Eden Auker in
Louis recently following which the former Tiger Ginger
declared I'm not sure but maybe really left handed
hitter and good one" Whirlaway is not little horse,
believed in circles He weighs around 1850 pounds
and, you have worried it, the thoroughbreds
long tail measures feet inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
SUNDAYS DBF SCHEDULE

Falcons VS. Lincoln PARK, Northwestern s.
Z 800 Club vs.. Kowaiski, Ksrby, 4, vii
lisms vs.. West side Lions. Jayne ., u
Sweet sixteen VS. Lithuanian Alliance
Roosevelt. 1880; sweet sixteen vs.. Brasi
Rail. Roosevelt, 4 Craftsmen vs.. UAV
i54. Palmer PARK. 4; springls A. c. vs.
St John Cantius lie bold Leonard, T.
CLASS n
Hudson 1914 ira vs. De Lassns, Kerry
l'3o Cardinals vs.. Knights OF 81. John
Belle Isle 4, 80; State vs.. vanksr Cubs
Belle Isle ,, 1880; Owls vs., 81. Rita. 81
Clair. 3 30. Goldhon VS. solons, Cooley
! 80; Montgomery Ward W. oakwood Aces
Diheeman / 1 30 Rams We Rebels, stos
pei 2 ! 70. Wings A. G. va spartans, Pal
mer Park. 30 Pasadena Club Va. Black
hawks. Cooley, q Aces vs Nehavks
Atklnson J, 80 woodmsre MINIS vs.
Northwest Husk~ stoepel l. 30 Fore
Post vs 81 Johns Leibold Leonard 10
tIRINEN'S MrDGETs
Hat' g. ts Bait. s Northwcstsrn 5
Bsu 70 " Ratt q 81 CIAn' Bsu 10 vs.
Rsti p O. ~ y Ratt W Bait 8
lsYne Rat \ W Raft Atkinson, 7
Rsr { IS Bar Relic Isle a.
AZ same. ~ 7 N p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
SKEET MEET TO REWARD ALL-AROUND SHOOTER
Get Lions Share in State Instead Of I2-0auge Champ

times in those II years Joy has
carried away the state title. plus
many small gauge and 2o-gauge
events.
Mrs. Dorothy McBroom OF Fen
ton. who rose to shotguns highest
pinnacle last weekend by winning
the state trap title At Monroe 10
become the only woman ever to
win both state titles, will defend
her state women's championship.
Should she succeed she undoubt-
edly will be acclaimed one OF the
greatest women gunners in the
country.
Glen Anderson Of Detroit is the
junior champion and Roland
(Bing) Crosby the professional
titleholder
Sgt. Paul Slack OF the Detroit
police department and Allen will
team up again TO defend their two
man all-gauge title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
DBF Examinations
Scheduled TO
Aug.2

With only two more weeks OF
play before the eliminations be-
gin, teams in the Detroit Baseball
Federation standing on the bor-
derline will need a little extra
effort to pull them into the play
offs.
Class r clubs need at least a
game over 500 TO qualify, while
in other divisions 500 is good
enough.
Altes, defending champion. and
Auto Club, both fighting for
elimination berths in class A,
meet this Sunday at Northwest
crn Field in the feature Altes
has won four and lost three. and
by downing Auto Club can clinch
a spot. Auto Club stands four
won and four lost and also can
assure a place.
Paris, only club sure of a place
in class A, takes on Pcpsi-Cola AT
Belle Isle. Pepsi-Cola is out of
the running with only one victory
in seven starts.
Fifteen teams In class II stand
better than 500 to- date. A few
may drop TO that mark, while
others may top 1t in Sundays con-
tests.
JAW TIA. topping class b with
eight victories In nine games, tan
giles with Grand River in one of
the days highlights. JAW l54,
a half game behind the leader,
meets East Side. while in a grudge
affair Sans, holding third place,
hooks up with Arthurs.
Square Deal will be out TO stop
the undefeated Bradford nine in
the class c headliner. Bradford
has won seven straight. Falcons,
only unbeaten club in class d,
plays Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Me asured His Steps

Doc Prothro Memphis manager wondered how much walk
ing third base coach did in a game SO he put a
pedometer and caught the mileage at 23.
Pvt William Muvihi, Detroiter, does most of the
catching for Fort Dix Mulvihill who hits left handed
roasted mark Of 1897 averages Frank
Rodgers the Sanford IN c. Club in the BStatc
League he also plays the outhed his Frank
is and his wife the Official
Booker Beckwith is saxophone player Gary Ind
ohestra Just few months ago he Of the most
takedabout young heavyweghts Princeton will play it's
1912 football with the Navy and Army Yankee Stadium
In the first half Of the the Yankees
lO0o000 customers home and abroad Their total
was almost as big as their home attendance,
Sorct Sneeze says II still rubber shortage
might call ali Of those old rubber guards the grid
used the Gay Nintties.
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CLASS
Altes W Auto club Northwestern ],
4 Pepsl-Cola W. Paus Belle Isle q. 4.
CLASS n
Sans vs. Arthur. Northwestern / 1870;
Acme VI, Opticians Ives. 4 J. l. Hudson
vs. Johns, Clark. a. Grand River ~. JAW
17t, Northwestern 3. 4 Hoffman VS. Dixie,
CLARK. ! 30 - Andrews vs. Viekers Al.
kinson 4 Griffin Va. South Fort. Atkin-
son 2. 30. Orioles vs. South Fort. Atkin.
son q a. Flex.o.Tube vs. Graham Paige,
Northwestern s g. -Four Leaf Clover W.
JAW 1871 Belle Isle 3, g. East Side W.
JAW 1874 Belle Isle s. 4 Mitehells vs.,
Parsons Relic Isle s. 80; raw vs..
Too snd Die Craftsmen. Javne 4 q Rays
W. Haze PARK Belle Isle ? q, JAW $40
vs. JAW go Wallace 81. Jaw $40 W.
4 Y " Wallace
CLASS
Rtadfofd W square Desl Nofihwsstfrn
Q 3O Andrews W northwest Lions
Norihwestsrn y 800 colonies ~ rn.vet
ssis Ives lo Melvindats Row Gun ts
lnued r. ~ n
CLASS "
West s.ds Sports - Hssss pingsmso
4. Ford Post W THsrs, sfo'psI, z, q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

tiful trophy is aimed at the newer
shooters who showed the good
sportsmanship 10 enter all events
without much chance of winning,
The state tournament. orig.
inally scheduled for the L. A,
Young Gun Club OF Detroit, later
was transferred 10 Dawson. No
reason was given for this unex,
pected shift In sites,
The program, so far as the
events are concerned, Is UNI
changed from last year. Satur-
day shooters will Are at 100
target small gauge and 100 tar
get 20-eauge. The 100 target all
gauge Is set for Sunday as usual.
Two-man, five-man, wome ms
Juniors, high.over-all and long run
trophies will be included.
Allen, the present l2-gauge
champ, will defend his title, as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
I'LL Be Good, Too

Art WirtZ James Norris front man) and SanJs Henie
co-partners opened New York recently their
third big skating show Gotham When they opened the first
thumbs 1t went TO tremendous
did the and the third is expected to
Sonia does appear in the show Charley Ruffing
Ted Lyons take his place in the Star American
League squad Jack Dempsey has Lou Ambers Marty
Mann helping him Manhattan Beach Coast
Guard Station Jack Doyle, famous New York bookmaker
says early book whether the young
Gomez will be q left.hander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
IS BIG 10 COACHES NOW IN SERVICE

Walter Hagen says keyed up in golf as well
as in other sports when felt myself reaching such a
point Hagen recalled always tried relax nerves
talk the farway or kid my partners or
opponens bit Anything TO avert that spell when you
get so tight you play Lynn Patrick the New York
player who lives in Jackson Heights Long Island
Is selling Canada Dry Waner who boasts Of the
keenest batting eyes baseball nearsighted he can
read the signs on League fences Grover Ceve
land working in tavern the Battery in
downtown New Barry Wood of Harvard football fame
professor of medicine at Washington University ST.
Louis At 81 he young for the job We remember that
swell game played Harvard against Michigan at Ann
Arbor wasn't Barry's fault the Wolverines
Mickey Genaro former feaherweght ring star is recovering
from pleursy Great Lakes Naval Training Station.