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The Apache sentinel., 1943-10-08
"WAC"
By MOSES B. JOHNSON
Co. b, 81 Med. Bn.

Lend a hand to the WAC, my broth
er,
They are not here just for fun.
Treat them as wife, sister or mother.
With them there's a job to be done.
I speak from what 1 hear and read
In my going to and fro;
But the WACs are. doing one grand
deed
And it's well that all should know.
Public opinion can often be wrong,
So those who sneer should take heed.
1t takes words and music to make
song.
And the WACs are just what we
need.
The only jest we can gather from
them
Should be castaupon the foe.
They are adding both spirit and vim
That freedom may live ever more.
So pause for while recover
yourself.
While at work or while in repose.
Gene down from your falsely built
shelf
And hearken to Medico Nose.
dedicated to the WACs of SOU
1929
HAVE You ENOUGH insurance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

DRIVER to work IN warehouse and drtvs
n truck. stsa6y mark, good pay Zig Bsat
Market, $500 81. Jean.
DRIVER for established route. Apply AZ
once. Fine Ars Laundry, AeGrsv and
t3rd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

made z and 0 points respectively
while credit should also be giver
Fran Mccormack for his great de-
Tense work Walter Mains and Jot
Rimany were the standouts for the
staff with Mains scoring II points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Duro cher Rejected
By Army Medicos

New York, March l--tUp) -
Manager Leo puroeher Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers was rejected fol
military service today because OF q
perforated ear.drum.
His rejection came AS O surprise
for physicians OF Mayo Brothers
clinic a month ago put Duroehel
through the usual Army physical
test and pronounced him In per-
feet condition.
Duroeher said the ear had not
been bothering him much for the
last 20 years although sometimes
he got 70 temporary ringing when
batting or surf bathing"
As the fiery Dodger pilot left
his Brooklyn draft board heads
quarters ut Z o. N. today 10 60 Ia
the Grand Central Palace Undue.
ton center lac was certain he
would DO accepted, He said he
had planned TO take tho usual
seven. day furlough and would aSE
for Army service II given o prefer
enee.
Plug FOR Herman
Iio was chosen 10 lead 100 In.
tuetees from Brooklyn TO the CEN
ter and stood In limo waiting FOL
his physical examination,
Ho joked at the draft board head.
quarters and revealed that during
his conference with Branch Hickey
general manager OF the Dodgor'
yesterday, no had recommended
Billy Herman, veteran second base
man, NS his successor II indicted,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

team OF Swami Williams trinity
by the scores Of 1873. tbs, 1876. In
the semi-final round the number I
seeded team In the tournament OF
Gagnon and Marches of the New
Haven "Y" defeated the local COM
bine 1916, 1873, thus eliminating
them from the tournament.
Albert a!got waterbury, de-
feated Jurzinski and Davenport
bristol Company in q very Cruel
Ing battle which went to three
games with the scores ending In
favor OF the locals 1918, 1916,
1911. Immediately after this match
Albert and Galgot were stacked up
against the seeded number 4 team
of Anderson Cieslewski who swamp
cd the Naugatuck team l5-7, 1873,
This team then lost to the Trinity
combine OF Hutton johnson In the
semi finals 1873. 1915.
IN the quarter Anal rounds Mrs,
Lena Catfrey and Doris Nelson were
forced to play three games against
the team Of Porter-Byrnes (NeW
Haven Y. w. G. A., scores, els
1915. 1876, In favor OF the locals
Nelson and Caffrey In the next
round which was the Seniilnal'
match were defeated by the mum.
Der I seeded team Of Barnett Good.
master (New Haven Y. w. G. A. by
the scores ow 1874, i6.l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
D. Bentley Takes
Over Hockey Lead
(By United Press)

Doug Bentley Of the Chicago
Black Hawks took the lead In the
National Hockey league individual
scoring race last night as he scored
twice and made an ASSIST In his
teams A deadlock with the Dos.
ton Bruins before 1921 fans.
The three points showed Bentley
ahead Of Bill Cowley, Boston CEN
ter, with 65 points. Doug's brother,
Max, got one goal and two assists
to tie Cowley for second place with
"a points.
Toronto's Maple Leafs meanwhile
tied Chicago for third place BY
downing the Montreal Canadiens,
4-2, before 1880 fans. as the
league leading Detroit Red Wings
defeated the New York Rangers, 8
to /, In a rough game before 1887
fans.
Boston jumped into q Al first
period lead on two goals by Boyd
and q pair by Holle.t and H. jack
son, Max Bentley, scoring for CHI
cago. Doug Bentley tailed twice
in the second and Aliens third pc"
Rod goal tied II up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
FIRST COLLEGE
TEAM TO take
GROUP HONORS
Beat New York A. c. for
Team Title; Dixon Out.
runs DOdds In Miller
ny OSCAR FRALEY
United Press STAR EinrrAannnAAnA

United Press stan Correspondent
New York, March i--(Up)--First
cellege ever to win the National AAU
title In the meets 6-year history,
New York university was favored
today 10 capture the team title In
the 22d annual fC4A indoor and
field games OF Madison Square Gar.
den this weekend.
The VioletS made O tremendous
impression Saturday night when
they nosed out the New York A. O.,
team champion for II straight years,
for the AAu team crown. Now they
shoot for the college title IN the In
tercollegiates, where 81 colleges have
entered total Of 402 men,
Great Finish
Frank Dixon, the streamlined
Negro freshman, sent the NYU
squad of on the right foot when no
won the feature AAU event--the
mile--in 4i09,6, A blasting bell lap
made up 10 yard son defending
champion Gilbert Dodtls, the Flying
parson from Boston, and sent Dixon
through the tape two strides In
front.
Dixon's second mile triumph In
four starts was q feature OF the
meet, In which two new meet marks
were hung up and three champions
made successful title defenses.
The records went TO Cornelius
Warmerdam, the Flying Dutehman
from California, and speedy Herb
Thompson OF Jersey City, N. J.
Warmerdam polo VNuited IS feet,
8 TO inches while Thompson won
the 60-yard dash In 6.i seconds,
equaling the world indoor mark, The
defending champions were Greg
Rice, who scored his Goth conseeu.
tive triumph BY winning the three
mile run for the fourth straight
year; Hank Dreyer In the 96-pound
weight and Josh Williamson In the
high Jump,
Warmerdam, In setting the new
AAU record, cleared 10 feet for the
goth time--only man ever TO better
that height, The field dropped out
at II feet and Warmordam then
hit his nightly ceiling before missing
out at IS feet, Q inches as he at
temptde 70 better his indoor world
record OF IS feet, Z Ia inches.
The little mechanical man from
Notr0 Dame, ]. Gregory Rice, had
no competition. The running ma
chine Tapped the fleld three full
times 0S no won In 1888. Droyer
scored his sixth victory In 10 years
by tossing the 36-pound weight 50
feet, 8 7.6 inches. Williamson dead.
locked with Bill Vessie OF Columbia
OF 0 feet, Q inches In defending the
high jump crown.
Wright 'SThere"
Swimming over the 00-yard high
hurdles In ~ seconds. Bob Wright
OF Ohio state took this event while
Hal Stiekel OF Pitt won the low hur.
dies over the Same distance In 90
seconds.
The 000-yard run WINS won by Lew
Smith OF Prairie View Vollege with
o 1918 performance and jim Raj.
ferty Of the New York A. @, copied
the i,000-yard run. Pvt, Barney
Ewall, former Penn state star now
at Camp Lee, Va won the broad
Jump with o leap Of 23 feet, 0 inches,
Fordham captured the sprint
medley, Seton Hall tho one.mlle 70.
lNy and NYU the two-mlle relay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
NeD York University Creates Unique Record National Nee
Hershey Bears II
Points UpAsA.L.
Hockey Leaders
ny United Pressl

Wy OhMbGA ANGN8I
Scoring i've goals In an overtime
period, the Hershey Bears nnain-
tanned their IL point American
Hockey league lead Sunday night as
they defeated the Washinton Lions,
il-7.
The Buffalo BIsons held second
place with q 80 shutout over the
Cleveland Barons as the 1ndianapo-
lis Caps nosed out the Providence
Reds, AS.
ONeil. Frost and Sorrell each
scored twice IN the Hershey win,
other goals being added by Lauzon,
Moe, johnson, Levandowski and
Kilrea, Oracle Tailed three time for
Washington with others by q.
Gauthier, Lorrain, McManus and
Jameson.
Hunt scored twice, in the second
and third and Klein added the A.
nal tally, to provide Buffalo's mar
gin Of victory. Fisher hit the net
twice as Brown and Thompson
scored in the indianapolis win.
Steele, Ritson and Boothman Tailed
In last period Red rush that Just
fell short.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Bucky Harris Surely
In Tough Spot With
The Pills Outfit
ny PAUL sCHEFFELs
United Press stan COrrespOndent

VWANBN GNNse SNssA SStNSsksSNNSAS
New York, (up)-nucky Harris,
new manager Of the Philadelphia
Phlls In the National League, has
been q big league manager for 10
years and has had stormy times
during that tenure, but an analysis
Of his new position indicates he will
have one OF his toughest passages
In loAS,
There Is little that can be said
for the future OF the Phils except
praise for their noteworthy i942
stretch performances against the
Brooklyn Dodgers and ST, Louis
Cardinals who were battling tooth
and for the senior league flag
IN the first place, the club Is TO
be operated by q syndicate headed
BY william Cox, New York lumber
magnate, Not In the entire history
OF the majors Is there q single In
stance Of q big league club being
run at q profit by q group,
Yankees Were Example
Most notable example were the
New York Yankees, When Col, TIL
Hustun and Col, Jake Rupert were
oo.owners Of the American League
club, II was split by dissension and
not until the Rupert beer magnate
bought complete control Of the team
did the Yankees really begin to roll.
Administration troubles plagued
the Brooklyn Dodgers for years,
When Charley EbbetS died, the Nc.
Keever interests found themselves
associated with over o dozen heirs
and the turnstiles didn't begin TO
click until Larry MacPhail took over,
The two 81, Louis clubs, the Car
dinalS and Browns, had group trout
bles. The Cards once had over 500
stockholders and not until sam
Breadon garnered complete control
did the Red Birds move, The
Browns, under the Don Barnes syn
dictate, have been In the red since
that group took over, but after last
years third-plaee finish look like
they may DO headed for better
times,
Roster Shows Little
The same troubles face the Pills,
and q roster that includes players
who couldn't even make the grade
In Glass B ball, complexities the Situ-
alton. Tho pitching StafI Is headed
BY q quartet composed OF Johnny
PodgAjny, Walter Beck, 81 Johnson
and Johnny Allen. Earl Naylor and
Sam Nahem complete the StauH, but
the latter Is headed for the Army,
and none OF the corps seems capable
OF winning 10 or more games,
The inAeld has O big gap at first
base, created when Nick EttGn was
sold TO the Yankees, AlbNn Glossop
u scheduled to hold down second
base, Danny MurtNugh will be at
ShortStop and Merrill May will
handle third.
Danny Litwhiier, Ronald Northey
and Lloyd Waner make up the out
field, Waner, o capable veteran, may
have o good year left and Litwhller
II on able youngster, but Northey
Ia O question mark,
The catching and, possibly first
base, will DO handled by either Bob
by Bragan or Tommy Livingston.
Bragan IN tho team handy-man,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
HE'S WELL.BEHAvED

Gordon Davidson, defense player
Of the Rangers hockey club, has
spent only two minutes in the PEN
atty box all season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Down The Drives With The ElkS

Duckpin bowling teams eaptained
by Daring Dan Driseoll and Hand
some Harry Cashin were tops In the
Elks' bowling league, according to
standings complied over the week.
end by Secretary Harold Archdrop
Hadley, wildly 1923. Driscoll and his
Dingle Bay cohorts are three games
up IN the American League; but
Cashin's team Is being crowded by
Oscar Jarlottes Juggernauts who
have won one more game than the
Cashin ConquistadoreS, but lost
three more which Is why HXC and
boy friends are at the top,
Little Barney Shea (Mr, 8 by o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
SPORTS

At the Ski Club meeting this eve.
ming ut the Central Y. M. Q. A,
George D'Olier, section chief Of Con-
necticut for the Nationn! Ski Patrol
System will be the main speaker,
Mr., E'Olier Is pc.ng TO explain that
although Connecticut Is q small
state, II has q we'll organized Ski
Patrol System,
Local competing hadmlnton play
ers from the Central Y. M. @. A,
who entered the New Haven county
tournament, All reached the semi.
final rounds, The teams Of Ncwbery
and Wright were seeded number 3
and the team OF Albert and Galgot
were seeded Z In the mems doubles,
The local combine OF Newhery and
Wright In the second round de-
feated Ginsherg (Yale) -Rathgeher
New Haven "Y'D by the score OF
1910, 1876, And then to 90 on into
the quarter finals TO knock out the
with the ability TO do o good Job
behind the plate, OF Shortstop, sec.
ond or third base, Livingston Is
capable ct catching or first base.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

had a la string which was high
single for last week, with two
Brother Bills, Gummper and Verri-
ker registering high three strings Of
$50 and SSl. Gump having o l42 sim
gle and Mr.. v q 1876.
Sunday afternoon, a picked team
of Scovill Chuckers, 80 strong, out
pinned the Elks in q special match
by q margin OF 1871 pins; winning
games to 3 for the BPOE with one
even. TPF was 1855 against 4,424
Ralph Solury Of Scovill and Warren
Cooke. an Elk bowler for 80 years
plus, tied for high single with l25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
COLLINS VERY ILL.

Buffalo, N. " March i,--tUP)-
Hospital officials today reported
that James j. tJimmy) Collins, 70
manager Of the first team TO win a
modern world series and one OF
hasoball'S greatest third basemen
was still In poor" condition. He
entered Willard Fillmore hospital
last Wednesday seriously III with
pneumonia.
Attending physicians gave Collins
O chance to "pull through.
Collins became manager OF the
Boston Red sox In 1901 and two
years later guided the club TO the
world series title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
McGRATH SCORES II
IN EPSILON VICTORY

The Central "Y" staff was again
sent down TO defeHt by tho first
place Hi-Y league team, Epsilon, BY
o score OF 1891,
Buzz Mc0rath proved too much
for the ny" men when he made II
points, shooting them In from
everywhere, CaVanaugh and Killian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

Ride . BuS to zee this Show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

BUY WAR BONDS, STAMPS
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ben genais ols angebliber Spion err
fhoiietr fporoen.
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Die Ginrihtling Der 3eitabanoe-
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