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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Rupert Fishing
Contest Entries
From Service Men

"Dcspite the war and severe
gasoline ratloning 10 motorboRts,
tho George RUPERT Fishing Con-
test for l043 has received, 10 date.
over 400 per cent moro entries than
were received for the same period
last year, and II II gratifying 10
know that the ilrst two entries re
celved this year were from boys In
Uncle Sans service, comments
George II, Rupert, who Is sponsor
ing this tournament.
"rhc ilrst was from Lieutenant
William g. Ritter of the Naval Air
Navigation School At Hollywood
FLA, who entered n blicflsh weigh
Ing pounds, ounces. II was
caught from rowbont Ia Biscayne
Bay and lurcd to strike n wooden
plug, Lieutenant Ritter informs me
that he caught this fish on one OF
hlR days of, and the many thou
sands Of service men In this area
likewise ere enjoying the sport OF
angling on their short furl0uRhs,
"rhe second entry was from Ser
Reant X. J. Snavely, who Ia sta
toned ut Miami Beach. Sergeant
SnAvely also caught n bluefish.
weighing z pounds, 8 ounces, He
caught his specimen from ono Of
the piers that tut out into the ocean
at Miami Beach. II In interesting
to note that Of all the bluefish en-
tries received thus far, Lieutenant
Ritter seems 10 be leading the
field" states Mr.. RUPERT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Benefit GAME FOR
BOYS CLUB VARSITY

Saturday night at o y. NJ. the
Boys club varsity vii Inject the "Y"
Cadets In q benefit game 10 help
defray the expense OF sending the
Variety 10 play IN the Boys Club
New England championships In Obs
ton April 2 and .. The Cadets took
a close game from the Varsity two
weeks ago Mt the club. The Club
bers had hoped 10 meet the Cadets
In the ~" gold medal tournament
but the Cadets were handed q set.
hack by AnsOnia Farrell cagers on
Sunday. The Junior Varsity will
play In the preliminary game at 7 u.
M. and0 dancing will follow the
games.
Al Dameli0 high scoring guard ard
captain OF the clubbers sprained his
ankle IN the game with the Varsity
took from the Naugatuck Knights
Saturday In the ~" tournament,
and may be unable 10 play In to-
nights second round quarter finals
at the Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

TournR menL, Il unquesClonably
marked the first time that an ali.
freshmbRn squad had competed ma.
tiDnally In any branch Of sports IN
the modern history Of college var.
Sity athletics.
Freshman Rule
The l0-man squad that Frlddle
trOtted onto the court against Man.
haitian that night would have re-
maincd, hoR.tied by artificial re-.
Strictlons, right on the Toledo
campus were Il not for the wartime
abolition OF tho freshman rule IN
the Ohio conference and most
other conferences.
Friddle says, II don't know how
far this freshman outfit will 10.
Wen sit on the sltlcllneS tomorrow
night when tho lower bracket
teams OF the tournament play Rice
vs., st. Johns and Western Ken
lucky W., Foyxlham. Wen have II
out IN tho Seminnals Of the tourney
with Washington and JeerSon sat-
urtlay night. II we survive, wen
play the lower bracket winner IN the
flnRl on March 20. Then, II we're
Stlll IN the running. well meet the
National Collegiate Athletic ASsoci.
alton winner for the national
championship on March 80"
That's one helluvR assignment
for q bunch OF freshmen, kids Just
out OF high school--kids who In
former years were not figured 10
have enough "stuif" 10 oven prac-
tlce with the Toledo vRrsity--or any
other varsity,
Coach Burl Frlddlc gets n great
kick out Of the way things have
worked out, because this big, hand
some, distinguished looking chap
with the prematurely gray hair
has great faith In freshmen athletes
--unshaken confidence IN the high
school boys who come up 70 Our
colleges, Al least nowadays.
Likes En- Young
Fritldle turns 10 youth--to fresh
men out OF high school--because
he knows what youth can do. This
Is his FIRST year as a university
coach. For the past IL years he
has been plotting high school teams
Mt Washington, Ind, and the South
Side High School Of IT. Wayne,
Ind. Colleges In ether states tried
again and again TO get him, but
they couldn't compete with the
salaries paid prominent high school
coaches in Indiana. hotbed Of The
hoop game.
Frriddlo says, "Y honestly don't
know what we'll do In these New
York tournaments. But what we've
done misunderstanding 20 OF ~
games during the season, and beat
ing Manhattan In tho Garden con-
vlnces me that freshmen certainly
should be permitted TO compete In
varsity sports after the war-re-
gardlesS Of the e-whiskered argu-
ments against them" ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Mondays Sports Wash

Sight for Sore Eyes Department:
A, p. (ArU Mckinley, sports cd OF
tho Hartford TIMES ut the ring
side, covering the Willie Pcp-Sammy
Angott glove duel at MISC last week
Friday. First one Art has been able
10 make IN some time. even though
II was the occasion Of Wlilie,s first
loss In O. fights. Incidentally,
Willie was guilty OF plenty OF hold
Ing for the FIRST half Of the Tight
aS he competed In q BEWILDERED
fashion, unable 10 stop Angotts
whistllng left hooks, without
HOLDING HIS WRIST. Per-
hops the SRO sign will not be nee
ceSsary, but there will be much
more than the usual Corporal's
guard Of fans: when the st. Mary's
and briggs Schoolboy teams match
points tomorrow afternoon ut wildly
gym. The game. set for 4 O'Clock.
will decide the best kids team"
IN Waterbury this season; each out
Mt having won top honors In It's
own league. Al Mont, who turned
In a nice job OF officiating IN the
Par0chial school title game, won by
st. Mary's, will handle the game
tomorrow; his last before shedding
his "civvies" for Army o. D. 4.
Jack Burke. the Stone Sandwich
Shop counterman. likes 10 talk box
Ing and high school basketball.
Comes from Buffalo, N. T., home
of Jimmy Slattery and Joe Nc
earthly OF the Yanks and will shut
fle off TO Buffalo with the least
encouragement from the Weather
Man. Boys Club Varsity hoop
sters; will compete In the New Eng
land Be meet ut Boston, April l-2,
II enough money can be raised for
transportation. ~" Cadets, mean
Ing Crosby High varsity, will help
them out by playing another game
aS benefit performance for the
Verrymen next Saturday night. Toss
In q quarter. even II you can't make
the game. which figures to be
thriller diller.
Hard 10 tell whether Jack Cor
man. ST.. or Jr, Is happiest be-
cause Of the lads 90 points In Is
games which led the Sacred Heart
High scorers this past season. The
kid can dribble and Is as fast as a
m0ngooSe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
SKATING CHAMP WINS
DESPITE BAD KNEE

Boston. Observation-Disclosures
Boston. March ~. - CUP 49, Mis-
Gretchen Merrill Of Brookline. ma
tional women's figure skating cham
pion. today had successfully defend.
ed her title M champion of the skat-
Ing club Of Boston.
Though confined 10 her home sew
eral days with n knee injury. Miss
Merrill averaged 02A In the free
and Nhool figures 10 defeat Mis-
Betty Nichols OF BrOokline.
Miss Dorothy olazier Of Br0oklinc
and Lieutenant Lyman Wakefield
Of Boston. national senior paiTS
champions. topped the competition
In the senior dance pairs and waltz
events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
VALLEY TOURNEY
GAMES TONIGHT

Two games In the Naugatuck VAL
ley Intermediate basketball tourna-
ment. running at the Boys Club for
the past week or 30 are on the
books for this evening. In the first
game. the Naugatuck Zephyfs take
on the Brooklyn Clowns at tao n.
m. with the "Y" Hobocs and st.
Joseph Holy Name teams 10 match
points ut $40 p. n.
Watertown Indians and Boys Club
Robins have already made the tour
ney semi-finals and will meet tho
winner Of tonights games toinor-
row evening. 81. Thomas CYO was
n 6i-27 victim OF the Naugatuck
outfit last week: st. Heowigs OF
Union City losing 10 the Brooklyn
Clowns. 5O-35. 81. Joseph's defeated
West Side SpeedboyS 1910 while the
Sacred Hearts were on the short end
OF n 1922 score by the Hoboes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
PAULINE BETz ODDS
ON Ar GWOOD

Chestnut Hill, Mass, March "a
fUpD-Top-seeded Pauline M. Betz
Of Rollins College was an odds-On
Gav0rite 70 retain her crown today
"a the women's national indoor SIN
zIes championships got underway NJ
the L0ngwood Cricket Clubs covered
e0urts.
Miss Bets, holder Of both the in
door and outdoor women's titles. was
paired with Miss Lois Ladd Of We'll
hesiey I'm the upper bracket Of the
second round.
Miss Katherine winthrop Of Ham
alton. Mass, seeded No. 2 In the
draw, and Mis- LILLIAN LOpaus Of
City Island, n. r., national girl's
indoor champion, were included IN
che feld that drew heavily from
Rollins College.
nains Virginia Boyer Of Newton
faces Mrs. Banb0rn Vincent Of Win
chester IN the opening iirBt round
Hzateh.
Also Paired
Other matches will zee Mrs. Phil
I'D 1he0pold Of DedhaTn W.. Miss
Jean Pipes Of Wellesley; Mas Io-
paua W. Miss Gloria Young Of
EhilnGalphia; Miss Connie Cliston Of
HEnlllng College w. Miss Dorothy
H9eFensen Of Hartford. Conn: Miss
3ndy Atlefbury Of Great Neck, I. l..
ea nGlae Dorothy ulaxIer Of Brook
linei Aaias Mary Jane Metealf 81
t.A'iH4 college Va Miss MARY %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
This
Sporting
World

BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Concrete evidence that there viii
b plenty Of baseball IN Water.
bury this spring and summer 10
entertain the boys and girls IN the
war plants who are doing their stun
In fashlonlng Q W" FOR Victory, Is
NJ welcome q BIT Of news aS that
which came from The Bismarck
Sea not too long ago. City Amateur
League offciRls, few OF the old
standbyS and enough Dew faces
showed up nc the Sunday afternoon
meeting TO indicate that a i2-team
league Ia not impossible for play
ut the Municipal Stadium and
Hamilton Park Sunday afternoons.
Prior 10 the meeting, which was
more Of n session OF CHIN MUSIC,
there were shRky expressions OF
hope that ut least six teams may
be In line, but when twice that
many was represented, It's most fair
10 assume that Waterbury win con-
tinuc 10 have something on every
body, IN the matter OF baseball
despite the draft, var work and a
winter that must have been copied
from Valley Forge,
No less than seven OF tho
eight teams In action last sea-
son had someone on hand 10
speak for them, Including the
AvlgllRnese, supposedly no draft
ridden II could not put n team
on the field. But Us spokesman
was there and 80 we're voices
from the Brooklyn A. c.. North
End Thomas Club, Tribune A.
q. IN va, Packyp, Washington
Hills and Mill Plain A. g, with
teams outside Waterbury from
the pomperaug Valley loop and
Mlddlebury; ns we'll Ms Water
bury Tool and Waterbury Jun
Tors, state champions OF the
intcr-city league IN which they
played under sponsorship OF the
Veteran Players Association;
aud scovill Manufacturing Com
pany, which has plenty OF good
diamond talent that would be
glad 10 play on o day off, while
their Shopmates sit In the
bleachers 10 cheer them on,
Friday night Of this week, tho
league will get down 10 business
with election OF officer sand
possible selection Of teams 10
make up the league this season.
Why not make It "the moro the
merrier" with ut least n ~ team
circuit, ~ long ~ the interest
and players are now represented.
Az for the fans 1t will DO q
godsend 10 them at this par
ticular time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Down The Drives With The Elks

With the 20 teams In the Elks
bowling league ready for anything
and everything In the "hOIne
stretch" OF the weekly alley compe-
tition on West Main street, Dan
Driscoll's boys from iDngle Bay and
Harry Xanthos Cashin's Milkmen
continue 10 hold the FIRST as leaders
OF the American and National d.
visions Of the league. DrIscoll and
friends have q two game edge In
the American league. Driscoll and
friends have two game edge In
the American loop over Bill stan
toms Trcesltters whilu Cashln and
Company has Joe Mulvilles Rein
deers breathing on their collective
necks. though there Is n ak game
difference IN the games lost col
umn between the two teams.
Chairman Bill Cavanaugh. new
ly elected secretary OF the lodge;
announced after meeting with team
captains that the annual Elks
bowling banquet, gala affair. VIII
be held Saturday evening. May y,
at the lodge hall. Playoffs for the
championship will be rolled during
the week Of May 3rd.
A return match with the Scovil!
BOWERS will be rolled ut the Elks
alleys. Sunday afternoon. March
~. Postponed matches 10 be rolled
include: Mulliyllle vs.. Harmon;
Cuortney w. Cashin; Cooke w. Cav
anaugh.
Asa York and Chris Hanley rolled
ISL and 345 sets during the week,
while John Kruse had % no mark
and for high single. Charles Hanley's
1856 and big Bill Workers. 1873 we're
haul lftaftanaurps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
REDWING RALLY
DEFEATSLEAFS
IN ICE PLAYOFF
Toronto Topped 40 in
Final Period ; Bruins S,
Canadiens 4

The Detroit Redwings exploded q
three.goal laSt.perlod rally 70 whip
tho Toronto Maple Leafs, 4-2, last
night In the opening game OF their
best.of.seven Boriesat Stanley Cup
hockey playoffs ut Detroit rs Bos-
toms Bruins got or on the right
foot by shading the Montreal Cana
dlen8, ga,
A crowd Of i2,722 jammed Dotroit's
Olympia rink 10 watch the National
League champions come from behind
10 tie the store nj l-all M the FIRST
period ended and then out-goal the
thlrd-plaec Maple Leafs In the clos
ing session.
Tho Wings we're aggressive
throughout most OF the game but
didn't cut loose until the heat was
ON. Tho Leafs Mel Hill scored at
1913 Of tho flrst period and Detroit
Mt 1924, when Carl Llscombe beat
goalie Turk nrodR.
Two Quick Ones
Detrolts Don Crosse put the
Wings In front for the first time
when he hooked a face off shot home
In the third nj 600 and Eddie
Wares make II n two-goal edge 81
seconds later, Rookie Les Douglas
added their Anal tally at IL minutes.
Don oallinger brought n Boston
crowd OF $4,000 fans TO its feet after
II l.2 minutes Of overtime play
when he Snaked In the winning goal
OH n pass from Bep 0uidolln.
The speedy Canadiens seemed 10
have the game sailed away after Toe
Blake scored late In the opening
period and Buddy OConnor and
Blake added points IN the next pc
Rod. But Gallinger got the FIRST of
his two goals at tho four minute
mark Of this period and Art jack
son added another far Boston at
500.
Dutch Hitler gave the Canadieng
n two-gOal lead after seven minutes
OF the third, but Oscar Aubuchon
Tailed for the Bruins 81 seconds Ia.
ter and Bill Cowley scored during
the 18th minute 70 even II up.
Toronto plays at Detroit In the
second OF their games and Mon.
treal invades Boston again on Tues
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
CITY BADMINTONT TO.
HAVE 5-EVENT LIST.
Deadline for Entries, Men,
Women, and Boys,
March "a

Entries for the Fourth Annual City
Badminton Tournament at the Y
M. @. A. for all Glass g players will
close at midnight on March "a, "a
announced by Donald J. Post. En-
tries must be mailed TO Joe Rlmany
physical director at the Central Y
M. Q. A. There will be competition
In five events and the tourney will
pc open TO all residents OF Water
bury, as we'll as members affiliated
with recognized clubs In the city
Unranked players may enter the
Class @ events. Events to eb con-
Quoted In the Class G championship
play which will be held on March
20, ~, 20 will be Womens and Mems
singles, Womeng and Mems doubles,
Entry forms may be secured at the
Central Y. M. q. A. main desk or
from the physical Directors office.
All entries must be submitted on
Journeys forms. Play will start
Friday, March 20 OF $3.50 p. m. when
all Women's Singles and Doubles
will be held. Saturday afternoon
at 1880 mixed doubles, mems sin
giles and mems doubles, will be
played. All preliminary rogads up
to the semi-finals will be played
during the afternoon. Saturday
evening all semi-final events are
listed 10 be played. All champion
ship events will be held on Sunday,
March 20 starting at 2 o'clock. Adj
mission will be free TO the general
public with the exception OF the
championship games when q small
nominal fee will be charged.
Biener Trophy Up
Prizes will be awarded 10 all VIM
ners and runnerupG In the five
events 10 be played. The Biener's
Sport Shop trophy will be awarded
again this year to the winner Of
the wOmen's singles, while the
Herbert s. Smith trophy will be
awarded 10 the winner Of the mems
singles event. Richard Davenport
was the winner last year Of the
Herbert IS. Smith trophy, with Miss
Marie Archambault winning the
Bicner trophy.
Boys Event
This year boys double event
will bc played along with the Class
&C" tournament. age range for entry
will be 10 TO II years. This also Is
open 10 boys playing the game In
this community. Applications may
be secured at the "Y".
On tho week end Of April 2. 3, =.
all Glass n" championships events
will be- conducted along with the
boys singles championship play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Other Results

Other Results
Sunday afternoon Naugy Zcphrys
romped over the Old Timers; 20
TO ~, Red Ryan scoring 20 points;
BroncoS defeated Plainvillc Ramez,
1891. The latter team Is an all
colorcd array, T'Oheld and Krulicki
scored % points for the Broncs.
Saturday night, Boys Club Var
sity eliminated the Naugatuck "Y"
knights 81 70 30: All-Stars won
from Brooklyn "Y" 1923 and Tor
rington East Ends set back the Wa
terbury Blues, 44-23. Rinaldi and
Damelio Of the club Varsity scored
80 points; Fruin OF Naugatuck, 10.
French OF the All-Stars 10:
Lacillo Of Brooklyn, 10; Grove OF
Torrlngton II.
Attendance at the "Y" games has
been good. with capacity crowds
expected for the semi-final and final
games Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
Braves at WaIlingfOrd

Boston. March ~. CUP) -
President Bob Quinn OF the Boston
Braves announced today as the
club left for spring training at wal
lIngford. Conn. that pitcher George
JcNcoat had returned Ibis signed
contract.
J,sssost PLAYED last season with
Nashville IN tine Southern AssOcia.
iion, winning ~ and lcaing ~
gsuses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
WAGNER FUNERAL

New Rochelle. N. r.. March ga
(UP) Funeral arrangements for
Charles Heinie) Wagner. 81, short
stop Of the world champions ned
Sox Of 1912 and manager Of the club
IN 1890. were being made today.
A native Of New York. Wagner
died at his home o "a heart ailmcnt
Saturday. lie opened his baseball
career with the New York Giants
and later played with Columbus OF
the American Association. Newark.
Of the International League and the
Red sox.
lie Is survived by q wife, four
daughters, two sons and q sister.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
The Broadway
Bugle
ny
DAN PARKER

Billy BEAuEoED Jersey city lightweight fought with
Marines uuadacanal accounted Japs OF them with
h tyunch knife before being put out Of action with e wound
the buyng Bquad for Tony Ameida
Providence tighter who killed In action uuadaana reveals mat
HIS while lungng with his baonet NJ Jap
who had drawn head on another Marine Umpire B stewart
whiting his Bin at e Army Air School IN Miami before reporting
duty Ford Prick Al Tore for matchmaker at the
Hamilton uniformed Eric Basin, BROOKLYN
who discharged from the Army because
reclaSned In LA oodc Aheans suit
against tho Washington Boxing Commission for 100000 TOR definition
Of character according Evil Eye Fnkc Also coming for trial
washington viii be Ray Avs $4,000 action against Mike Jacobs for
washington I'd Hurley Hartford night promoter been in
somA for 3D days.
Al LAKE, former amateur bike star who later became profess
gna spFnteF rides The air currents all the country
special missions for The former
Metre Dame IL
the Naval Air Dcland Fla u revealed that the
n time In Moody Jolly who trains Ryeand him In
ere $4,000 Orleans Handicap with bnkcrs
refused ne without blnkers Handicap
RveFlRnd Vadln
e Che fourth Nine MAryS
n ~ ~ ~
/TOR pEFiNNT0hA
e $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

run ths Macy flight there recently
sis Louis Friedman, who as Larry
s H. e" e. F" with xvi Eye
FinhIs ~ his assistant
NJ Sn@ t aken pon by the JAM a. the " Of corTegdo
ng who has been reported missing In action after 81 bombing flights
otba At oongers TO rest up after the heavy Winter rush in the
hardening not
yn S% on Of FRANK the t SaG
@ HnSSs ~ no longer get sss ' locations from Nike sso Their
a. c.es call for standing room only US Ss sell they stand
tina an sx-boxer 'front.' the Coast,
smashing = ns boxing bouts at Mitchell Field without pay
sa singer ex-lshtwssht ehamplnnow Fort Pierce Fa
a: S JACK Sans III S
. - ksa1nS %
hs famous lincoln dants COlored
Wsns pitcher Harlem Poles an outGede drives
os: Va Miles Mcinn manager Of the Rice owls viii Be- unable
John Of Port W s S 81 Staten
Island.
insofar the Nationals will hits
- s%. .nr steward s d. ws" w SS % a. the age
st writer b: asked he Thought he better Che
as 70 extend the % ,s June Luna
from second " arst lieutenant Johnny Budd formerly the
pro !. ss H. ~ % % a a. %
N W. M0rT0nvie home
ball team This team coached by Anthony Cousns
the In It's
Yet the team has won 40 out Of ~ league the three
fuFtough from his In
Day parade and
past given point
SEVERAL CHICAGO FRIENDS
recent note about Brooklyn the original
Montana Jack, have written inform
Jack lives Butte sullivan moi
Danny Mcurah Arthur Roscnbun Jane High
school football star In the Air Corps Sheppard
Jack Mahon, ~ g. the latest
sponden brigade Johnny Hart former Harlem
had dve blood uansons and lost
Hospital Welfare Harlem middle
weight with the infantry
DeFago, bantam-
weight out Of Bridgeport Amarillo Texas
SOnahem Bondy Ciiants Omcas imno2
Larry Doyle former Giants baseman his weight
lb4 "A
Achen Jr, OF the odtme wewelght is with the o. 8
the 6oonons
ave the draft classification ball their nas on
eno this ~ ~ '" y"
Copyright King Features Syndicate,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
URcg, U, 8. Pat, ofto
ny JACK CUDDY

NSNsANNA AANAa gN&AA SNANNttSseNNsANF
New York, March ~ 80 CUP -
Coach Burl Frlddle Of the Toledo U.
basketball team hopes that his all.
freshman rockets" provide such n
significant flare on the athletic hor.
lion that The freshman rule viii
be abolished permanently from
postwar varsity sports.
Friddle, whom somc Of The UNI
cOuth call Bull Fiddle" moved into
New York with his frosh last week
10 take over Manhattan College,
SAY, and Manhattan Island with
his personality and players.
When Friddle and his Toledo
Rockets toow the floor ut Madison
Square Garden against the Jaspers
last Thursday night IN the opening
session Of the National Invitation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
HI-Y BASKETBALL

The Central Y Hl-Y basketball
league continues tonight with the
Beta playing Sigma Pi at $50 p.
IN.
Falrlawn took the league lead last
week when Epsilon suffered their
first lcfeat ut the hands Of the 40.
Fairlawn IL undefeated In 3 starts
In the 2nd round while the Lancers
are indicated In 2 starts. Both
these clubs have yet TO meet each
other or the Epsilon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

SIS. Peter And Paul
SOftban Meeting

In an effort 70 sound out parish
sentiment toward the operation Of
tho sB. Peter and Paul Boftball
league IA usual during the spring
and summer months. q meeting Of
all interested men has been called
for Tuesday evening. NJ . D. m. In
the basement Of the school build.
ing. George DAILY IL president Of
the league: and hopes Tor q large
attendance: though 10 league meme
i,ese ava eeg ~ fha ewseaf feroes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22
ARMSTRONG FIGHTS TONIGHT

PIlIIhdcI)IlIh, March q. = tUFI
- Henry Armstrong. s0-year old
former triple titleholder. toalght at
tempts 10 put the lie 10 the adage
that youth must be- served" when
he climbs into thA ring against
Young Al Tdibuani IN the first east
ern start Of his brilliant comeback
s0nnaion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

Harold Ashley bowled $40 with an
90 average 10 win four games for the
Stanton team. Captain James Flaii-
agan's team has won 23 games out
Of tho last ~ games and--watch
ti;eln climb. Captain Louis gclgliana
Who just came back from Fl0rida
has put the punch IN his team 70
Win gsues
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

young OF Brighton; Miss Nancy Cor
Dett OF Rollins College vs.. Miss Jean
Davis OF Wellesley; and Miss Win
throD W.. the winner OF the Boyer
Vincent match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

AMaOnla

IoNhh sssslW 90
Score Mt half time; Watertown 81,
ERst Ends 10. Referees: Rimany and
MnlinH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-22

High Three Games
Asa York ii3. ii5, 1928 ISL.
Chris Hanley 1886, 90. li3-346.
High Single Gamea