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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Red Cross Goal
In Sight, Still
Needs S725,OO0
$lI,S25 Contribution
by Briggs Company
Employees Aids II

Swolled by n contribution Of
'$l1,S25 from employees OF the
Briggs Manufacturing Company.
the amount the Red Cross needs
for its quota was cut TO S725 600
and officials predicted small gifts
from school children viii make up
a large amount Of The sum needed.
The Junior Red Cross campaign
was officially opened Yesterday
with n radio broadcast IN which
Supt Of Schools Frank Cody urged
all students 10 support tho Red
Cross as you would the army OF
your country
Nan1et-tu head the school CAM
palgn the out-County and the
cry county state and federal en-
ploye divisions was Hugh MeMtt-
Ian. campaign vice chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
ClO-AFL Dispute Settled

JuriSdctional disputes between
the Go office and professional.
workers and three major printers
unions. two Of them AL were
ended today by peace pact II
-trr-U TUrCTCStS OF national unity
The agreement provides that eacf
union recognize the jurISdlctIona
rights OF each other union.
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Louis and Jacobs
 Give Navy $89,092; Ceremony Today

New York, Jan. l3.-UP) - Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis winds up brief bit of business with the Naval Relief society today before leaving for Camp Upton, Long Island to be inducted into the army tomor- row morning.
 Louis, with his co-managers Ju- Han Black and John Roxborouogh and Promoter Mike Jacobs will assist i'll brief ceremony of presentation this afternoon ill which the navy relief organization will pocket a check for $89,0920l as their share of Joe's successful title defense against Buddy Baer in Madison Square Garden last Friday night.
 A breakdown of the gate receipts of $l89, 9,700.55 will also be made avail able.
 Complete Q. Q.
 Louis went through line of doe tors at Fort Jay, Governors Island yesterday and was pronounced fit to fight for Uncle Sam. It was the most ballyhooed army examination ever staged and according to Louis, topped any physical once- lover that he has received in his long ring career.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
CAPS AND INDIANS
 NEXT FOR EAGLES

New Haven. Jan l3 Help was coming today for the injury -riddled New Haven Eagles in the form of Art Herchenratter from the Detroit Red Wings as the Eagles went into practice in preparation for Thursday nights American League hockey game at the Arena against the In- dianapolls Capitols.
 Herchenratter was due in town today, and the Red Wing forward should prove big help to Earl Robinson and his mdermanned Battle Birds, Art saw service last year with the Indianapolis Caps, and this year was with the Red Wings.
 After Thursday nights game against the Caps, the Eagles will then set themselves for the final in vasion in regular league play this season of the Springfield Indians. Eddie Shore will bring his gang in on Sunday night, and the fur is sure to fly when the eastern division leaders tSpringheld) and the bitter Eagles cross sticks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
BY YIN MALONEY

Tomorrow evening the all power full Crosby combine goes into ac- tion against the equally strong Naugy team. This game is far from a regular game, 1t is a feud which has been going on for many years If Naugy can beat Crosby she would not care if she lost all her other games. But in my opinion this year 1t will not be very easy as signment, because Crosby has a very good forward and center in Fisher and Kelly. These men both share the berth of captain of the Crosby 5.
 Naugy made a very impressive comeback when she beat the all- powerful "Torrington Five. But when Crosby not only beat but out played Wilby her traditional rival, I would give her 3 to l odds over Naugy.
 There is no doubt about it that Naugy will put up a very stiff fight Wednesday night, but only time will tell whether she can penetrate those Crosby defenses."
 Crosby also has good players in Reynolds, Belanger and Boucher but material is not lacking at Naugy either, because Naugy has Dunn and Riley, who have proven themselves to be very fast and well balanced players. Up to date Crosby has won 2 and lost in the Naugautck Valley League, which puts her second only to Harding who she plays next Tuesday. If she can down Naugy, I give her pretty fair weather ahead.
 To some Naugy fans my opinion may seem a little one sided, but you have to give credit where credit is due. These Crosbyites have worked hard for their victories, and have taken their defeats gracefully. And after outplaying Wilby they ought to have pretty fair sailing ahead. But there is an old saying that goes: Lightning strikes without warn ing".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
ThisSpOrting
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Dolan Meets MT. Opportunity
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
DUSTY, MERCANTILE
 BOWLING TONIGHT
Chase Metal and American Brass Tied; Metros
 } Up

With the mid-season of bowling just about arrived, the Industrial League competition is as keen as a tWo-edged sword. especially for the leadership and eventual champion ship inasmuch as two teams, those old rivals, Chase Metal and Amer ican Brass are all even to date, after l9 weeks of action. Each team has won 39 and lost 18 games and this evening with come up against worthy opposition at the Mattatucl. alleys when the Brassies take OF French Manufacturing and the Chase array has the fifth place Blake and Johnson outfit to con- tend with.
 Other matches will show the Brasscos and U. s. Chemical paired; Waterbury Tool and Ingersoll and the Seth Thomas vs Waterbury Manufacturing. BraSscos are in third place all by themselves with a 33-24 rating to date, Chemical two games behind ill fourth place and Waterbury Manufacturing fifth with a 27-27 figure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
RIVERS CAPTURE l OVERTIME GAME
Stop Enkcors 28=23 in Thriller; Zephyrs, Wells,
 Blue Devils Win

The Rivers, Zephyrs, Wells and Blue Devils jumped into the thick of the second round pennant fight at the Boys Club last night as they won their second round Intermedt- ate A league games. The Rivers turned back the Enkcors in an over time battle 28 to g as Scampolina and Tata tossed in some unbeliev- able shots to turn the tide of vic- tory their way. The Blue Devils took low scoring game away from the Bucks IT to 10 as Maual Lom- bardo featured for the winners
 The Wells defeated the Vols by the same score IT to 10 as John Lom- bardi lead the Wells in this impor- tant victory. In the final contest the Zephyrs trimmed the Hungry s 39 to 19 as Danny Mollica and Fred Coelho poured 1t on for the zephyrs.
 Next Monday night the Enkcors will play the Wells in the opener at 6:30. The Vols will play the zephyrs at 7:l5 followed by the Hungry 5 and the Bucks. The final game will start at 8:45 and will fea- ture the Blue Devils and the Rivers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
WILDCATS MEET ANS0NIA CLUB;
 HEARTS TO PLAY.
St. Mary's Academy of New Haven in Feature
 Game

Two local high school basketball teams that have seen little success on the court this season to date, are paired with opposition that may give Wilby and the Sacred Hearts good chance to get back into the victory column. Both Wilby and the Hearts have won but one game each this season out of four or more starts, but the Wildcats, smudged by Crosby 36 to q last Saturday night take on the last place Ansonia high team of the Naugatuck Val ley league while the Hearts are paired with St. Mary's Academy of New Haven.
 Wilby and Ansonia match points at 7:30 p. m, with the Hearts to show in the feature game at 8:54 o'clock.
 Hopeful
 Coaches Jim Lee of Wilby and Eb- bic Conlon of the east end squad have put their charges through in- tensive hoop drills in preparation for tonight's double-heade at the Wilby gym. Wilby, in particular is i'll need of sharp improvement, especially in ball-handling if 1t is to defeat Ansonia which has dropped all three valley league games played to date, including one to Crosby played in this city.
 Crosby and Naugatuck in the borough tomorrow night is the game of the week which many local fans will, in all probability, attend, giv- en good weather.
 Sacred Hearts are improving, slow ly but surely and have lost one or two hard-fought games by close scores, though Coach Conlon ex- poets they are overdue for a con. vincing win, and hopes that tonight is the night that the local lads will show to their best advantage. A passing drill and the advisibility of working the ball in somewhere near the hoops before shooting was in- pressed upon Wilby players yester- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Dartmouth Not To Curtail Sports

Hanover, N. H., Jan. 13-CUP)-- A four-point program providing a potentially-larger sports setup and conforming to the year round scholastic schedule, was announced today b, Dartmouth college ath- letic officials.
 Dartmouth will fulfill its entire list of eastern collegiate base ball games even If some of the contests are played after gradua- ton May 10 and does not plan to abandon any part of its normal sports program except for the an- nual winter carnival which already has been cancelled.
 The program:
 l. Football and all other sports will be continued if possible.
 2. The remainder of the winter sports schedule will stand.
 3. Spring sports dates will be re- vised to meet changes in the col lege calendar.
 1. An attempt will be made to start summer sports schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
coco KID HOLDS FAvORITE ROLE
 OVER ED D0LAN
Manager Wants to Wager S2,500 at 2-l Odds
 Is Report

l New Haven, Jan. 13 Although Coco Kid, New Haven Puerto Rican, will enter the ring a 2 to choice over Irish Eddie Dolan, Waterbury southpaW. for their 12-round Con- necticut welterWeight title fight at the Arena on Wednesday night, there will be plenty of greenbacks riding on Dolan.
 New York and New Haven boxing experts picked Coco as @ 2-l shot, but the many Dolan rooters don't look at 1t that way, and have grab bed up these odds. Dolan, master boxer in the lightweight and welter- weight division for the past six years hasn't lost fight in two seasons, and he has been to the post numer- ous times against formidable foes. Stopped By LetO
 Coco, after being stopped by Jim my Leto, took a new lease on life and recently defeated Slugger White in New York. Bernie Bernstein, Co., co.'s new manager, wants to post a bet of $2,500 at the prevailing odds, on Coco, so certain is he that the flashy New Haven boxer will defeat Dolan. On the other hand, Dolan hold no fear of Coco, and said he would fight him IS or 20 rounds, the longer the distance, the better he'd like 1t.
 Johny Compo. local featherweight, will swap punches with Willie Roach Wilmington, Del, in the semi-final of eight rounds.
 A special six will show Tony Fall co, unbeaten MiddletoWn Welter- weight, against Leo Sawicki of Wor- cester. Bobby O'Brien, Hartford featherweight, is matched with Joey Wasnick, New Haven in one four rounder, and Sonny Horne, Niles, O., will box Walter Mundy, Willi- mantle welterweight, in another four.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Double-Header At Wilby Gym Tonight
TRIBUNES TOP BALDWIN PREPS Defending Champs Lose By 36=27;B A.C. Beats
 COllegians

Washington Park basketball games last night developed two convincing winners in the Brooklyn A. c. and the Tribune A. c. with the Colleg- ians and Baldwin Preps, defending champs, coming out on the short end of the score. Brooklyns were a 38 to "A winner over the Collegians who put up very tight game for the first two periods, trailing II to 12 at half time but the continued scoring of Katz and Poplis widened the point gap.
 Five of the Six B. A. c. players found the hoops for at least four points, Katz getting 12, Poplis II during the game, while Charley Bedell was high man for the losers with II points. Score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Standing
At Sena Alleys

At Sena AIleyS
 In the Mercantile League, Sched- uled for rolling at the Sena slides tonight at g. the Metropolitans, Brookside Dairy and Verriker are that way in the standing with the Cleaners three games up on the second-place team and the Painters four games out of the top spot.
 There is a great race for high average in the league between Jer- ry J. JaceWicz of the Mohican Mug WumpS and J. Keen- Edge Barber, teh dependable tonsorial artist, each owning a l24 average with Jacewic2 25 points up on Barber at this writ ing.
 Tonight the Metros and Speedy Parcel teams will tee of and the Mohicans and Fultons to chop up the wood in an all-market meeting; Matzkin Furniture vs Brookside Dairy and Brock-Hall and Verriker Paint in other matches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
HUNGRY FIVE OPPOSES
 ST. THOMAS BRIGADE

Hungry Five Of tEe Intermediate "A" hoop loop at the Joys Club will stack up against the strong St. Thomas Brigade tonight at the Webster school gym, at D. m. The Hungrys, riding a Ave game win ming streak will be a slight faVorite over the Saints, with speedy Lou Rinaldi and Foxy DOC Summar at forward; John Bender at center and J. Hopp and Mellon in the guard slots. For the Brigaders. Hcinkel- man. Scappini, Synagatto Rogers and Welch are expected to start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
EAST END BASKETBALL

No less than five games were on tap at the Anderson school gym last night, three of them proving de- cidedly interesting. as the strong Mill Plain A. c. pinned a B to 26 setback on the Gulfprides, which looked like a runaway at half time, as the Plainers led, 22 to 8. Holmes, Pronovost and w. Doyle accom- plishcd most of the scoring for the winners with g points between them. while Gent and c. Ciancola were good for 15 Of the Gulfpride points.
 East Ends topped the Fairlawns 37 to lG, Phalen scoring 16 points which equalled the Fairlawn total, as the game stood 24-9 at half time.
 In another game the ShamrOcks were 20-16 winners over the Maple Hills; Bears won from Lions 8 to 2, and Partners topped Centrals 1922.
 Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Williams to Direct Bond, Stamp Sales

Washington, Jan. 13.-(UP)-Joe Williams, sports columnist of the New York World-Telegram and as- sociated Scripps-Howard newspapers, has been appointed head of a na- ttional sports campaign to stimulate the sale of defense bonds and stamps Secretary of Treasury Henry Mor- genthau, Jr., announced today.
 Williams said he will organize a staff of newspaper co-Workers, rep resenting every state in the union, and details of a general program will be worked out as soon as possible
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
WARRIORS CHAMPS

The Warriors captured the first round Senior League Championship at the Boys Club when they turned back Bills Five last Thursday. This week the Worriors start their second round campaign by taking on the Gents of Murphy in a 9 o'clock con- test at the Boys Club. In the opener Thursday night at o'clock the Spartans will oppose the Bills Five followed at 8 o'clock by the Bombers and Alumni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Quinn Offers
 Free Franchise

Boston, Jan. l3.--(UP)-Sec- rotary John Quinn of the Bos- ton Braves announced today that the club was dropping It's Bridgeport, Conn.,, franchise in the Interstate League be- cause eve don't have the play CTS to give them the baseball they deserve"
 Quinn, who served as presl- dent of the farm team, offered the franchise free to anyone in Bridgeport who could estab- fish a club strong enough to contend for the pennant.
 It was reported Quinn was considering the possibility of l sponsoring a team in another city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Wilson, Hopeville Win School Games
St. Thomas Wins ll=lO Thriller From St. J0s-
 ephs in Catholic Loop

Two of three games in the Gram- mar school basketball league were very close yesterday, Woodrow Will son winning 15 to 12 decision over Sprague, while Hopeville out pointed Chase in a low-scoring game, II to 8. Bunker Hill proved an easy 25 to 3 winner over East Farm in another game played.
 In the Parochial league St. Thom- as and St. Joseph's had real thrill Ter, the Tommies winning Il to 10 as a last-minute hoop by Ronnic Nardozzi won the game for the north end boys. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Brush-Ofi for Bridgeport

Bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 13--(UP) --Bridgeport's baseball team is defi- nitely out of the Interstate league,
 The Boston Braves parent club, which held tho local franchise for q year. informed league meeting at Wilmington. Del, yesterday It no longer was interested in main taining a club in thls city.
 No change was expected in the status of another Braves farm at Hartford, which Is in the Eastern league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
YMCA Basketball

Tonight starting at 7,30 o'clock at the Central Y. M. c. A. the Young Mems Inter-Club Basketball league will start with four teams in action. At 7:31 the Kenosha Club outfit will play the Nutmeg Club combine. The second game of the evening will be staged between the Victory A. c. Club and the Voltas Club. The winners of this league will play as the representative team of the Y. M. c. A. in the State Sports Festival at the New Haven r. M. c. A. on March 28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
(iILLAND
FIGHT RESULTS

Bridgeport, Conn; Joe DeMar- tho. TAT, Bridgeport, outpointed Al "Red" Mofiett, l47, Devon, NO Stanley Goicz. TIA, Bridgeport, de- feated Joey Brown, ITO, New York (6); Milt Kessler, l45, Bridgeport won on a technical kayo oyer Al Rennick. 150. Hartford, 60.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
EX-TIGER STAR DEAD

Darien, Conn, Jan. IS --(UP)--- Herbert Wheeler. 64, one time Princeton university football star. died late yestcrday in Stamford hospital.
 Whelcer played on the Prince ton football teams of 1896, 1883. and 1899. He kicked a 90-yard punt against Yale in 1896. record which stood for many years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Fatta Flattens Fortuna

Holyoke. Mass, Jan. 13- (UP)--- A jolting left hook to the jaw earned Carbine Fatta. l37, of New York knockout win over Lew Fortuna, l39, of Philadelphia in the sixth round Of 10-round bout last night. Fatta had scored four knockdowns and was toppled once himself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
De Martino Gains
 Win Ouer Mofett

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Jan. 13.- (UP)-JOe DeMartino, 147,
 Bridgeport, won a close deci- sion over Al Red" MofYett, 137,
 Devon, here last night in a To-
 round bout, terminating Moi fett's undefeated record as a pro.
 Referee Lou BOgash gave six rounds to DeMartinO and de-
 clared four even. Although MOffett did not win round, the bout was close all the way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Champs Set Back

Outscoring the Baldwin Props in both field goal and free throw de- partment with 13 double-deck and 10 one-pointers as the Preps racked up ten field goals and from the penalty stripe. Chipman, Mar shall and Ray scored 25 points for the Tribes, Roach, Koch and Monti getting g for the defending champs Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Braves Book P Games

Boston, Jan. l3-(UP)--A spring schedule of at least g exhibition games, topped by four contests with both Brooklyn and the St. Louis Browns, was announced today by the Boston Braves. Twelve open dates also were listed on the sched- ule. The Braves will leave for their Sanford, Fla, camp about March l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
SPADE JRS., BOMBERS
 WIN HOOP CONTESTS

The Spade Juniors defeated the Ranger Juniors B to "A i'll the ini- tial Junior class league basketball game at the Boys club gymnasium yesterday. Tn the other tilt the Bombers stole close contest from the Mohawks Q to T with the entire Bomber and Mohawk quintet par ticipuating in the scoring Sum- mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
HOBOES WANT GAMES

North End Hoboes, winners of 4 of their last five games want bas- ketball action with any teams in the city or state, averaging l6 to l9 years of age. including the Bristol Oilers, New Britain Bachelors, Naugy Flashes, Thomaston Bears ard other teams, For games write to Wally Sadowski, at 256 Orange street. The team would also like to tangle with their north end rivals, the Pals, who have been reported having dis banded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
JUNIOR POOL

On Thursday night of this week, the defending champion, Mike Verno- via, and the rlinner-up, Teddy De Corso, meet in Hotpoint match at the Wooster in the current junior pocket billiard tournament.
 Last night De Corso defeated Johnny Deyine, 100 to 47, with q high run of 2l for the winner against IT for Devine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
YALE WINS

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 13-(UP) - Yale university's hockey team scored three times in the final per iod to defeat the Clarkson Tech team here last night, , to 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13

The University of Maryland boasts that 1t graduates % per cent Of it's athletes, a record not many institu- tiors can equal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13

Score at half time: Bonbers MohaWks 2. Referee: O'Connor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
C0llexinns

Score at half time: Brooklyn A C. 12, Collcgians II. Referee: M Haiday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13
Baldwin Props

OIdlS lU Score at half time: Tribes Props 13. Referee: M. Haiday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
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