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Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Sansfranen, benft bei5eiten an bie
&artDffelni

Als groBtes 8ertriebsunterneb-
men aaer 3eiten be5ei9nete 8unoes-
Ienator 8repiter neuli6 Die beb0r0=
lihe 8eitrebmg, Die geforo-&artof
felernte oes 2anoes umgebeno in Die
Seller Der 8epolferung gu befom-
men. Sic baben an Die &arsfrauetl
orineenoe aufforoerungen geridtet,
ibren 8interbeoarf an &artoffeln
ieBt i6on 3u faufen.
8abreno 0as Saupt5iel Der 8e-
~itrebung it, oie grnte bon 40 DILL
lionen S6effeI 10 BALD mie moglih
in Die Sdnoe Der 8er6rau6er 5u
bringen, INN 10 an 2agerrmlm 3ll
iparen, lit es ben Bflan3ern bon
Maine 8unddit oarum 81 tln, Dem
Dinterliben 6roitpetter 3rpor al
fammer.
Sic @rafi6oft Mrooitoof in Maine
aaein erbrahte belter II Wiaionen
Sdeffel &artoffeI. 0ie gnnoesregie-
rung ianote auf ieinen &uf bin 800
Mann Militdr uno 1900 5armarbei-
ter aus anoeren Staten in oie Graf
ldaft, Inn Die grnte redt5eitig elm
5u6ringen.
&ritiider nod als oas grnteprob-
lem lit oas Der ginlogerung. Des-
balb nun Der Mppen an Die @als-
frauen oes 2anoes, lire &artoffeln
lett ldon al faufen rn0 iie fir ben
8inter in ibren 4eaern ein5uIagern.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
GbiIe fat ale aIima.8 unen

8on allen 26noern Ser groe bat
Chile oie ionoerborIte @eitaIt. 9ns
2onO eritredt fi6 BEL elmer gang ge-
ringen 8reite iiber 3S 8reitengraoe
in 96nge bon gtoro bis Siio. IS
bat infolgeoeiien anteil an alien
&limo-3onen uro 8itterungen BON
ben Iubtropiiden bis 3u ben polar
naben.
Sn Mittel9ile gibt es feinen @in-
ter. SCRIPT uno Sriibling Ourd-
fle6ten iid gegenieitig uno bil0en
Dem CONNER ~eegeniiber beinabe ei=
ne eir5ige Sobres5eit. SIN Siioen
erreihen Die @leti6er 0as Meer tpie
in @r0nlano, babel meroen oie Mo-
r6nen (@leti6er
bon einem peiten &ran3 immergrii-
ner, BON Bapaeeien uno &olibris be-
le6ten ltrmGloer umiGumt.
Our @rfaliung oieies 9urdein=
anoers bon Sabres5eiten iteGe man
iid bic Iuslagen in oen SbitIGoen
Sontiagos uno oie 6rt6tg6rten iei=
ner lmgebung Dor, in 0enen man
5u geginn 0es iii0li6en 8inters
(aIio Anfang 9e3ember) folgenoe
6rii6te iiebt: apfeliinen, 9Gepfel uno
@ro6eeren, airiden, 8firii6e, Cur
fen, Sobannisbeeren uno Stahel=
beeren, o6er aud SpargeI, &babar-
Der, @rbien uno nelle &artoffeln.
Sn @biles 6riibling, entipredeno
9opember DECEMBER ouf unferer
noroli6en Salbfitgel, per0en Moi=
glOd6en, Geilden, Mimoien uno
5lieoer feilgeboten, lpdbreno gIeid-
5eitig aitern uno 9ablien Die @Gr=
ten idmiiden.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
3pei berIiebte MeRerbelOinnen

Gin nit MeIiern gum austrag ge-
bradter 3peifampf 5Diiden 5tpei
iungen MGo1en enoete in Sos An-
geles oamit, oaB bei6e Dueaantin-
ilen Deripuloet murOen. Cine BON
ibnen, bic 17-idbrige Doris &boOo,
liegt nit flaffenoen Armtuun0en i'm
&oipital, mabreno Die anoere, Die
19-iabrige 8ettp &eeDes, nit lei6-
ten S6nitttpunoen an ben Sanoen
oaponfam. AnlaB oes Dueas, Dos
lid bel Monoenldein uno in @egen-
mart bon Sefunoantinnen abipielte,
biloete, 10 beiBt es, Die &ipalitat Der
beioen Wedo9en INN Die 9iebe zines
p~erbeirateten Mannes.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Oaumaim &uaamO idwer erfranft

Melouneen aus Sranfrei9 sitter
ten oie Soulouier 3eitlng ga @a-
rome" Oabin, OaB Der 75=idbrige
fran5oiiide &omanI9refber uno SEQ
6elpreistrager &omain &oaono err
franft in einem observation-disclosures
in 8e5elaD liegt. Ser 8erliner &un0-
funf batte ben beriibmten S9rift-
Iteaer 6ereits totgeiagt, aber am
gleiden Gage oieie aus 8aris ltam=
menOe Meloung oementiert.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
griefpOrtu lDa erbDbt iuerOen

Cine 8ennp- grbobnng oes oer5eit
auf 3 Gents itebenoen 8ortos fir
8riefienoungen iiber Srtsgren5en
binal1s uno BON eitem Gent mebr
fir ortli1e 8riefe, erfubr Die @iai-
gtng oes @el16fts= Musiduiies oes
&ongreIies, Ser feline Mrbeit on eli
mem neuen Steuerprogramm hermit
gum Mbi6luB gebradt bat. 9ieies
Yrogramm ion Dem 8unoesiddel
runo 2,183 MiGionen Dollar 3uiGB-
li6e ginfiinfte aufiibren- faft 80
@ro8ent meniger als Der bonn S6aB-
amt angefor0erte Mebrbetrag.
Inter BEN 8ei1liiiien oes @us-
f9uiies, Ser Den Horto-Sab fir
Srtsbriefe friiber i6on bon 2 ouf 8
Gents bi~naufgeieBt bate, befinoen
fi6 Die folgenoen:
1. grbobung oes 2uftpolt-Yortos
ouf s Gents Die l1n5e itatt 10 Gents,
nie es friiber beabiidtigt par. Der
oer5eitige Sat betrdgt 6 Gents.
2. 8er6oppelung Der BortoidBe
fir Hoft 8peiter alaiie unter Ius-
nabme BON 3eitungen iotuie reli-
gioien uno &ir1en-gldttern, fir
melde Die oer3eitigen Safe bleiben.
8. @rbobung Der gintrittsiteuer
fir 8ergniigungsitdtten Inn 90 itatt
Der friiber beabiidtigten 80 Bro5ent.
Der5eit itebt oieie Steuer auf 10
Hro5ent oes gintrittspreiies.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Gmuts ~ertpartet &alfaneinfal nod
Dur benz @inter

SelomarI6aa San s. SmutS,
3remier BON Siioafrifa, oelttete in
elmer &eoe in Der @uilobaae in 2on=
Don an, oaB Die Maiierten nod Dor
Dem @inter in Sen 8alfan ein0rin=
gen uno oaB oie @ereinigten Staa=
ten n5peifslobne" cine fiibrenoe unO
piellei9t cine enti6eiOenoe Stole in
Dem lebten groBen @ngriff auf SIT
lers europaii6e Seitung I'M naditen
Sabre ipielen meroen.
Gmrts, elm @ertrauter Gbnr9ias
uno Mitglieo oes britiiden &riegs-
fabinetts, erfldrte, Die Nieoerlage
9euti6lm0s piiroe ni9t MIR ben
Sal Sopans bei9leunigen, ionoern
nu6 ben 8eginn elmer Sintfllt
dbnli9en @enoung Der @reigniiie
i'm Sernen Often uno Die baloige 8e-
enoigung oes &rieges biernad be-
oel1ten."
Die Maiierten fonnten 5uberii6tli6
nit n~meiteren 6orti6ritten, belon-
oers i'm fiioli9en uno iiiooitli6en
europa p1breno Der fommenoen
Monate rednen-ein offenfun0iger
Sintpeis alf BEN 8olfal. n8ei @in-
teranbru1 tper0en mir Sitlers GU
ropa : 3entralfeItung eingeidloiien
baben lino uniere 9ispoiitionen fir
ben @roBangriff aler @affen i'm
nGdften Sabre treffen."
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
9abib GlubO George 1T wieOer
Derbetratet

Gopio 2lopo George, Der meiBboa-
rige n@entleman-5armer" Ser i'm
lebten @eltfrieg britiiher Bremier
mar, bat ii6 i'm 4lter BON 80 Sabren
in aller Stiae NIT ieiner langidbri-
gen SefretGrin 5rances 8. SteDen=
ion perbeiratet. sic miroe als Die
5efret1rin oes Serrn 2lopo George
i6on BEL Ser @eriailler 6rieoensfon=
feren3 uoas BLONDE @unoer" ge-
nannt. Seute lit iie So Sabre alt.
Die erite 5rau 2loDo Georges, Die
er i'm Sabre 1888 gebeiratet bate,
itarb Dor einigen Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
uSliesenbe Teftnng" gins ipirlOg
berlDren

Sci einem merifanii6en 2uftan=
griff auf 9euti6lano, BEL Dem meb=
rere unierer 6lug8euge b~orloren
gingen, mar Der 8erlltit Ser 5Iie=
genoen Setting u&aioer Secono~
elm NDiterium, oos lid bie 3uriid-
gefebrten 5Iieger nod imner nidt
erflaren fonnen. Mit 2~elttnant SEQ.
2oblein, aIs 8ilot, botte iie feinerlei
Gini6iifie erbalten, ibre bier Mo-
loren ar6eiteten eintpanofrei, aber
tie berlor troboem iiber elmer boadn=
oiIden @oroieeiniel an Sobe. 0ie=
mano ober iprang ab, uno bis 3u-
lett mar Der Bomber offenfi6tlif)
boaig in Der &ontrone feines 9ilo-
ten, 10 0aB oieier cine fidere 2an-
Dung 5uitan0e befommen baben loa=
te. Seine auffldrung oariiber fam
aus Soaano.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
@crnnsliifte SGnserin berlangt
$4O5,000 GdaOemerlat

Sn @erbinoung nit benz inn Seb-
ritar iiber 2iiiobon erfolgten Slug
8eugungliid, bel Dem 90 Meni6en
umfamen, bot bic S6n5erin Seanne
&ognan in &alifornien, Sdooener-
iabflnge in S0be bon $4O5,OOO elm
geleitet. Sic berlangt $25O,000 fir
ben SOB hires Mannes uno Gang
partners &op Gognon, $4,000 fir
Die bon Ser &lGgerin erlittenen Ser
lebungen uno $500 fir ~berIorenes
@epdd. Srou &ognan bebauptet,
Oas 6lug5eug lei na6laiiig gefiibrt
Dor0en.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Nnstani6 friegsbeidGbister Oentider
mn6 britiider 0efangener in
Barcelona

Die britii6e 8oti6aft in Moorio
CAB befannt, Dab Sir Samuel Soare,
Der britii6e 8otidafter in Spanien,
iih Sonntag mad Barcelona begeben
uno bort bermutli6 folange bleiben
miro, Bis Der beborftebenoe @us-
tauih britii6er uno oeutiber &riegs-
gefangener beenoet lit. @u6 Der
oeutiae 8oti6after in Spanien reifte
am @odenenoe gum gleiden 3tpefe
nod Barcelona.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Gmttamidnns fir srinfer in Oregon

9ie Saufnaien oes Staates Ore
gon erIebten cine u%ttangenebme lie
berrai9ung. Mit iofortiger 8irf-
ung miro Der 8erfouf BON Ilfobol
auf cine 8rooel @adbol0er ODER
8bisfeD per ISOLDE utto Scale be-
i1rdnft. Ser Stnnt begriinoet 0ies
oamit, oaB nur nod $4,000 &iiten
iolden 6e~uertpaiiers Dorban0en iino,
Die ionit nur einen Monat reihen
piiroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
$4,000 @ertpnn6ete in SIuascmaem
traispprtiert

$4,000 u~nferer 8erpunoeten uno
ionitigen &riegsinpalioen lino in ben
leBten 20 Monaten bon amerifani=
iben &f5onen nod &ranfenb1u-
fern geflogen tporoen. @intauieno-
unofiinf5ebn Mann tpur0en I'M Sep
TENDER bon Shladtfeloern in ben
9riegsraumen Der @elt ben gar3en
8eg 5uriif na6 ben 8ereinigten
Stooten gebradt, Inn in Der Seimat
Notwithstanding au erbaltep. Sn
0oroafrifn fog Die 5tp0lfte .9lir
5orce" $4,000 @ertpunoete obne Ell
men ein5igen l1nfaa uno nit nur
einem Eooesfaa untertpegs.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
Bidder fir bentide ariesssefamsene

Sn amerifa befinoen fib iebt meb-
rere Eager fir oelttide Griegs-
gefangene. Der &atbolii9e Central
pereirt oefien gentrale fid in ct.
2ouis, Mo., befinoet, lit bon Ser
amerifanii6en @egierltng eriudt
woroen, oiefe oeutiden &riegsgefan-
genen nit gaten 8iidern, 3eitungen
uliD. au Derforgen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
9entidle seeIeitte serettet

SedsunOpier8ig l1eberlebenoe ei-
nes oeutlden Son0elsi6iffes, oas
anI6eineno bon ben 8riten i'm Mt-
lantif torpeoiert moroen mar, muir
ben neuli6 IN 8igo BON einem ipa=
5ii6eri6oner an 2anO ge.
braht.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05

100 8~riefbogen uno llmf6lGge
nit Namensauforud $500.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-05
glue The Bow Bleak
Dong BA1a~ce GeM

When you tGke millions OF men and
put them in army comps and naval
stations you're bound to have q lot Of
Long Distance telephone coils. These
boys want to Talk to their fomilies and
sweethedrts.
We ore doing our best to get these
coils through but we need your help.
About the only chance these boys
have to place q Long Distance coll is
in the evening. They're pretty busy
during the day.
You ore asked to avoid oil unneces-
sorry Long Distance coils from seven to
ten in the evening in order to clem
the wires for the coils Of soldiers and
sGilors. They deserve q bredk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
Pep, Bartolo To
Fight at $50 PM.

Boston, May 20. - CUP) -- Wee
Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn, viii
make his first defense Of the New
York-style worlds featherweighi
title against Sal Bartolo of Boston
at $3.50 p. m. on June 8 at Brave;
Field, it was announced Today.
The starting time of the IT'LL
bout was decided by officials of tn
First Service Command after con.
ference with lighting engineers ano
co-promoters Eddie Mack and Jack
O'Brien.
All agreed that the time would
permit war workers on at least two
of the three shifts at plants neal
here TO be on hand and also would
comply with the dimout regulations
Il know what army regulations
are so I didn't tell them what :
wanted to do" Mack said. II Offered
my cooperation and asked then
what they wanted me to do. The!
want me TO start the fight at leas'
by nine O'Clock and it'll be unde)
way at that time"
Mack said that there would be
plenty of light for the fight, plenty
Of light for the company taking
moving pictures and plenty of light
for the fans when it came time to
leave the field.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
Frey, Stevens Hold
Batting Leads

New York, May 2o.--CUP)--Lo
ME Frey, Cincinnati inhelder, re-
manned at the top OF the National
league batting averages last week
with q robust $50 while In the jun
Tor circuit the injured Vcrn Steph-
ems of 81, Louis still led The way
with his static average Of .377.
officials averages In the National
league were computed on the basis
Of rs or more games, but because
Of numerous postponements in the
American league, averages there
were based on only Is or more
games.
Six American league pitchers,
paced by Alex Carrasquel OF Wash
ington with four victories, boosted
perfect records. Johnny Allen Of
Brooklyn led National league hurl-
ers with three triumphs and no de-
feats.
Leaders in the various depart
ments:
RunS--(N) Muslal, st. Louis, rs;
ca White, Philadelphia, 90
Hits-fN) Musial, ST. Louis, 43;
(A Wakefield. Detroit, 81.
Doubles--tN Herman, Brooklyn,
10; tA) Bloodworth, Detroit. o.
Triples N) MuSial, ST. Louis, 3;
(A) Keller, New York, 3.
Home runs-tNJ LitWhiler, Phila-
delphia, on, New Yor., and May
nard, New York, 4 each; Cd Keller,
New York, s.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
Doty, Williams At
Hartford, Tuesday

Hartford. May 20 Redheaded
George Doty, local welterWeight who
would rather fight than eat, goes
after another fistic triumph at the
Hartford Auditorium Tuesday night.
Victorious over Mike Bulk there ten
days ago, the Frog Hollow carrot
top returns to meet Benny williams
Of Newark, N. j., in the featured
eight-rounder.
Doty has no soft touch in Will
liams. Benny beat Buck Streator.
Philly Welter who had to forego a
bout with Tommy Jessup Monday
night when the Army called for his
services sooner than expected. Ben
ny also gave Chester Rico tough
fight and held Ike" Williams, no
relation though hailing from Tren-
ton, TO a draw.
Another eight pits Joe Bennett OF
Philadelphia against Johnny Morris
Of White Plains, N. Y. The Quaker
City better, Golden Gloves middle
weight champion this year before
turning pro here, impressi"ely
knocked out two fighters and de-
ciSioned another in three battles
here. All gave him plenty of opposi-
ton before bowling. Three skies viii
complete the card.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29

Taft Track And
Field Team Tops
Watertown, Crosby
Especial 10 The DcmOcrap

Especial TO The Democracy
WATERFOWL, May 28-Taft Prep,
playing second fiddle in the Water
town sports band all season long,
as far as baseball is concerned; the
town high school Indians having
beaten them twice; proved 1t has a
track and field team that Is not only
superior 10 Watcrtown, but much
better than Crosby of Waterbury,
as the ct" boys won a triangular
meet here today with a point score
of SO. Watertown got 80 points and
Crosby %; the winners having a
we'll balanced outfit, with Rowan, a
heavyweight performer in the field
events an individual standout, VIM
ming Is points for Taft rs he took
the shot put, discus throw and jaw
elm throw
Putting the IL pound shot he made
48-ll; tossed the plate lis feet
8 inches; and heaved the spear an
inch short OF 1879 feet Crosby's Fas-
anelli shot putted 44-6 and was third
IN the javelin and discus events,
Summary:
100 yard dash -- Won by Hassel
(W) second Novcrs (W), third, cav
ley CT), and fourth, Spudd CTD,
Time 1876 seconds,
40 yard run--Won by Lucgey
(T), second I'M (C)i third, Griffin
(T); fourth Hassel (W). Timo 55.5
seconds.
$50 yard run Won by Dnueh CT);
second, steward CTD, third, O'Con-
nor co; fourth, Lombard (C). Time
. minutes lG seconds.
Mile run Won by Conant (IDi
second Thompson (C); third, Con
uors Cr); fourth Birmingham (T),
Running high jump-Won by
Wolrhauser tJD; second Spur CD,
third, Nevers (W); fourth Long (W)
Height feet, & inches.
Running broad jump -- Won by
Nevors (W); second Becker CID;
third, Wclrhausor (T); fourth Fas-
anolll (C). Distance 81 feet & inches
Pole vault-.WOu by Hnccaria (W)
second ito between Holmes Co
ITummol Co; Smith CTD and Gucrn-
scy C1D, Height feet 6 inches,
shot put Won by Rowan CT)i
second Fnsnnelli Co; third, Movers
tW); fourth Clark CT), Distance As
feet, II inches,
(TD; second NcvcrR tW); third FaS-
nnclll 90; fourth Webster co. DIS.
lance rs feet, 8 inches.
JavelIn throw -- Won by Rowan
(T) m second, spur (T); third, Fas-
ancllI CO.; fourth ShcmkayIch co.
Distance 1873 foot, II inches,
$50 yard relap --- Won by Taft,
second, Watertown; third, Crosby.
Time: | minute, IS HocondP,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
GdGgSk SRorf AvuA
( TBv&,S
reg. U. 5. Pat. OFF,
BY JACK CUDDY

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
New York, May 29.-(UP) Racing
breaks away from the "one-hoss
sway" Of Count Fleet Monday with
the running of the 57th suburban
handicap at Belmont Park--the
great 100000 stake Of a mile and
quarter that first was run at
Sheepshead Bay, in 1884.
Down through the years, since
the days when bicycle built for
two had more romantic effective
ness than the current, garish cock
tail lounges, the suburban too often
has bowed in It's appeal to three
year old classics like the Kentucky
Derby, the Preakness, and the Bel
mont Stakes.
But in this second year OF the
elobal war, when even the 10 or Is
per cent invested in war bonds still
leaves enough lucre to be lavished
In unprecedented amounts at the
mutuel windows, the suburban ham
dicap takes over as the No. spring
competition.
The suburban promises thrice the
thrills of any Of the three-year-
old classics, including the Belmont.
The suburban field eve mean the
one that goes to the post0 should
include such stellar handicap per-
formers as Marise stables Market
Wise; Greentlee stables dangerous
duo OF Shut Out and Devil Diver;
Louisiana Farms tall but fast River
land; Thomas II. Heard, Jr,'s Plucky
Boysy; Bing Crosbys greatly-im-
proved Don Blngo; William Helis'
recently acquired Attention; A. J.
Sackett's Fleet lola Rose; Louis B.
Mayors smart pair of Thumbs Up
and Kings Abbey; Woodvale Farms
dimunitive but stout-hearted Our
Boots; and Townsend B. Martins
ultra -staminated Bollnbroke.
Beat WhirIaway
Market Wise will be favored and
carry top weight OF 1913 pounds.
Last year this strapping son of
Brokers Tip out-gamed mighty
WhirlaWay to win the suburban.
Hence he will be trying to equal
record trying to become the sec
ond horse in stake history to win
the Suburban twice IN row. Glen
Riddle Farms Crusader turned the
trick in 1926 and 1927. Market Wise
earned the favorites post by regis
tered head victory in the ballot
handicap at Belmont last Tuesday,
defeating Boysy and Shut Out as
we'll as other eligibles.
This Shut Out unquestionably is
racing's biggest disappointment OF
1913. The son of Equipoise-last
years Derby victor and leading
money winner, fizzled completely
this year as a handicap contestant.
His tablemate, Devil Diver as relief
er, he finished last in the ballot
handicap. However, he still has
class and may surprise.
Devil Diver may find the mile
and-a-quarter route too long, but
he is a threat. RiVerland, stretch
running victor in the Excelsior and
DIVE handicaps, is a factor. Boysy
is game, but ten furlongs seem too
far. Don Bingo may be the big
surprise if he can get good light
weight rider. Attention is an hon.
est son of Equipoise and holds q de-
cision over Whlrlaway in the 194l
Arlington classic.
Our Boots is too small TO stand
much distance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
ILLINOIS ATHLETES
FAVORED IN MEET
Fieweger of Lawrence Col
Iege May Be StandOut
al Marquette

NNHituc ITcSS SthII correspondent
Milwaukee, May 29-CUP)--A nine
man team from Illinois holds the
favorite's role, but unproven fresh
men and small college "hreballs"
may upset the dopesters' ratings In
the 18th annual central collegiate
conference outdoor track and field
meet which opens at Marquette uni
Versity stadium today.
Illinois following was acquired rs
strong rtnnerS-up TO the champion
ship Michigan team In the Big Ten
meet at Evanston, Ill., on May Is.
i-~'m may easily take q holiday in
this meet, however, according to
Marquette athletic director Conrad
M, Jennings, co-founder Of the car
niVal
Although II Big Ten titlists lay
their laurels on the line Jennings
estimated that one-iourth OF the
competing athletes were freshmen
under loose wartime meet regula-
lions. Relaxed restrictions also have
admitted several contestants with
three years Of college competition.
Top threat to the established
stars Is Jimmy FieWegcr OF Law
renee college, Appleton, Wis, Chief
ly responsible for wining the mid
west conference track championship
for his school this season, he has
done tie l00-yard dash IN 10 Sec
onds fat That time Is two-tenths
Of second better tina nthe highest
individual winner IN the Big Ten
at Evanston, Dallas Dupre OF Ohio
state.
FieWeger can also hurdle the tall
timber8 in TAG, compared with this
years Big Ten championship stand
ard OF IS" This best low hurdles
c!ocking Is 239. Dupre won the
broad jump with q leap of % feet
three inches, while FieWeger jumped
282 feet 2}i inches.
Virgil Also, Miami Ohio univer-
sity; Trayer Perkins, Northern IL
linois Teachers college, and Johnny
Hermanies, Cincinnati university
are other small-toWners expected to
provide the big boys with large
doses Of trouble,
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SAWYER COOLED" OFF

Worcester, Mass, May 29-CUP)-,
Lightweight Johnny Cool Of Worces-
ter today held technical knockout
victory over Russell Sawyer after a
smuggling match at Mechanics Hall.
Cool. 1874, stopped Sawyer, 1885, in
the fifth round of their scheduled
eight-round match.
In an eight-round co-fcature,
frankie Nelson, 1855, of Boston de
cLsioned AL Gilbert, $50, of Wash
ington, D. c.
Six FOUNDERS saw Clare OCoin,
l43, of Spencer. draw with Chick
Tuggles, 142, of Boston. and Johnny
johnson, 1876, of Fort Devens knock
out Bobby Howard, 1852, Of Worces-
ter In the fifth.
Pat DemerS. 1875, of Brockton
knocked out Billy Trinity, l40, Of
Boston in the third round of their
four rounder.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
Schoolboy
League
Schedules
Week Of May 30th
GAMES MONDAY
Parochial League
Ann - NJ


Hamilton Park
No, SIS. Peter and Paul VS. st.
Francis (Weisman).
No, 2-Sacred Heart VS. 81. Mays
tBarone).
Fulton Park
ST, Margaret VS. 81, Ann CNardoz-
I'D.
Washington Park
ST. Thomas vs. ST, Joseph Glad
ney),
Freshman League
500 p. NJ.
Hamilton Park
No. l-LeaVenWorth VS. Sacred
Heart (Crichton).
No, 2-Crosby VS. Wildly CBarone). .
GAMES TUESDAY
Minor Public League
Hamilton Park
No. Hendricken VS. Woodrow
Wilson DerWin).
No, 2-Anderson VS. Mary Abbott
Howell.
Fulton Park
East Farms VS. Kingsbury (Weis-
man,
Wateryille Park
Sprague VS. Maloncy CBaronc).
Bunker Hill Stadium
Chase VS. Bunker Hill (NardozzD
GAME WEDNESDAY
Major Public League
Hamilton Park
No, walsh VS. Slocum MAR
doZziD.
GAME THURSDAY
Major Public League
Hamilton Park
No. - Duggan VS. Merriman
(Weisman).
GAMES FRIDAY
ParOchial League
Hamilton Park
No. l-St. Joseph VS. st. Mary's
CDerWin).
No. 2-SS. Peter and Paul VS. st.
Margaret (HowelD,
Fulton Park
st. Thomas VS. st. Francis (Weis-
NAM.
Washington Park
st. Ann VS. Sacred Heart Glad
ney).
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
Medinah Women
Best Swimmers

Atlanta, Ga, May 29-CUP)-Thc
national junior women's l50-yard
medley relay swimming title today
belonged 10 the Medinah clubs
team, composed entirely Of high
school girls.
The Chicago team Of Barbara
Wertin, n; Edith Miller, l6; and
Dolores Campbell II, was clicked
at 2:246 IN tnree-way meet at
Emory University last night,
The Emory entry finished second ;
Washington Seminary. third.
The Medinah club did not par
ticipate in any other event.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-29
BARLEY. ILLINOIS STAR,
SIGNED BY BROOKL YIN

Cincinnati, May 29-CUP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers have signed Boyd
BARLEY. star shortstop of the Uni
versity of Illinois, it was announced
today.
BARLEY, %, batted 460 in the Big
Ten last season. Scouts said he
looked better than Lou Boudreau,
another Illinois alumnus. in college
play.
BARLEY is married. He would have
graduated June 8 but gave up his
college sheepskin to remain with
the Dodgers.
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ENKCORES VS.. ZEPHYRS
AT NAUGATUCK TODAY

The Enkcors, winners of 20 in %
games last year will travel TO Naug-
atuck to engage the Zephyrs at 300
D. m. today. The Enkcors will most
likely start Pete Mini, victorious In
his last start with Ray Call behind
the plate. It will be- the second start
Of the year for the "Euks" All play
ers arc asked To meet at the Boys
Club at 200 y. N.