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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-15

Mrs. Mae spearo, president, win preside at a meeting of Ladies Aux Hilary TR Martin Thursday evening. April 20, at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-15

Mrs. William A. Service, ITS Greenleaf avenue, was elected pres ident of the First Congregational church Guild, and Mrs. Laurence G. Bean, first vice-president, at the annual meeting in the church par lors Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Unbeaten High School Grid Trio Faces Rugged Tests
Seymour's New Success Laid
To Exercise With Bar Bell

legs in shape or else leave you in a
state bordering on collapse. 1t has
had a salutory effect on Seymour,
as the records show.
Bob's Kicking Also Impresses.
Seymour gave both the Eagles
and Yankees a nightmarish after
noon with off-tackle thrusts that
packed potential scoring punches.
More than once he would have
been away for score with the help
OF one more block, and all helped
open up the defense for a passing
barrage. The big boy likes the
wide-open style of r. Shifty, rather
than powerful, Seymour gets more
openings in the line with the T
than he did under the single wing
formation of previous years, and
once beyond the line of scrimmage
he's threat.
Whether the exercises have helped
his kicking is something else again,
but Bob thinks practice is more
essential in this respect. Clipper"
Smith, now a Marine Corps Captain,
but formerly coach at Villanova, was
"a visitor at yesterdays practice, and
time and again marveled at the
power in Seymour's kicks.
That fellow reminds me more of
George Gipp than any one I've seen, y
the Clipper" remarked. Then, as
Bob, standing behind the goal line.
booted three in row outside beyond
midfleld, Smith casually remarked
that any player who could do that
consistently in the league would be
we'll up in the race for kicking hon
ors.
Atkins Back in Practice.
Seymour is good punter, maybe
not as good as Sammy Baugh on
quick kicks, but who could match
the Texan in that department? But
Bob will be relegated to an exclusive
running back when Frank Atkins re-
turns to the lineup, and Akin has
been back with the squad two days
for kicking practice. Before his
recent operation he showed signs
of developing into the best punter
in the league, as well as a standout
ball carrier. He may be ready to
take over the kicking chores in a
couple of weeks and will be a well
come addition to the roster.
From Brooklyn, meanwhile, comes
word that Ken Fryer and Frank
SachSe, key backs, who are nursing
injuries, may not be able to face
the Redskins Sunday. If so. the
full passing responsibilities Of the
Tigers will be thrust on the rookie
shoulders of Dub McGibbony, also
injured last week in the New York
Giant game, but who will be able to
DlaV.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Uncle Sam 10 Riddle
California S Three
Leading EIevens
BY the Associated Press


LOS ANGELES, Oct. 1s.-The
Western representative for the New
Year football game in Pasadena's
Rose Bowl may be largely decided in
less than two weeks, and Uncle Sam
may be the deciding factor.
Three Of the four contenders-
U. c. l.. A., California and Southern
California-are going to lose valuable
players to the armed forces. Wash
ington also will be affected, but not
until after it plays the Trojans here
Monday night and California the
following Saturday at Berkeley.
Coach Pest Welch's Huskies, IL
they win those two games, would
appear to be a standout for the Rose
Bowl nomination.
Uncle Sam is going to raid the
California teams shortly. California,
with perfect slate, is to lose nine
performers, five of them regulars
Hachten, Adigan and Higgins in the
line and Muir and Quist in the back
field. They play their last game
against Washington.
Right after the Washington game,
too. Southern California loses Cor
don Gray, standout back; Critten-
den, a guard, and Romer, a tackle.
u. c. L. A. will say good-by to its
ace halfback, Johnny Roesch. and
TO Fullback Jerry Shipkey, End Hank
Shelter and Tackle Chuck Vanatta,
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Randolph Field Cracks Marks
To Gain No. 3 Spot on Grid

Against passes, Randolph hasn't
been so effective, allowing 283 yards,
but the Ramblers have intercepted
10 of II pitches and returned them
236 yards, so the opposition has only
a net of Al yards overhead. Nine of
the 81 Randolph touchdowns have
come on air raids.
Bill Dudley is the offensive big
gun and what record the Virginia
all-America boasts: 292 yards run
ming, IL passes for 236 yards Give
for touchdowns), Al yards average
on his punts, caught three passes
scored three touchdowns and kicked
three extra points.
Pete Layden, Texas-ex. is runner
up in offense with 1856 on the
ground and 1o2 passing.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Butler Is Suspended
As;Chi-PiHs Fine )
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1s.-The Chi
Pitt National Football League team
resumed preparation today for its
game with the New York Giants
Sunday minus the services of Half
back Johnny Butler.
The former Tennessee star was
under indefinite suspension for fail
ing to report for practice after he
and two other players had each been
fined 5000 for what the management
called indifferent play in last Sun
days BAT loss to the Bears at
Chicago.
Co-Coaches Walt Kiesling and
Phil Handler assigned End Eddie
Rucinski to the spot vacated by
Butler.
The other players fined, Fullback
Johnny Grigas and Tackle Eberle
Schultz, were back in uniform after
Strengthening out their troubles with
the management. All three had
failed to report for practice on
Tuesday.
Butler and Schultz are the prop
erty of the Pittsburgh end of the
Chi-Pitt combine, while Grigas be-
longs to the Chicago half
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Phi|Iy Colleges Schedule
Is Basket Twin Bills
ES the AsSocia ted Press,

b. the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19-Phila-
delphia colleges have scheduled 13
double-he basket ball games
at Convention Hall for this season
They are:
December 9-Utah vs. st. Josephs and
Temple vs. Holy Cross.
December 16-Temple VS.. Oklahoma A.
& NJ. and Penn VS.. Dartmouth.
December 27-Temple VS.. Tennessee
and St. Josephs VS.. Western Kentucky.
December 30-Penn VS.. Muhlenberg
and Temple VS.. Kentucky.
January Temple VS.. Wyoming and
st. Joseph's VS.. Puerto Rico.
January 6-Penn. VS.. Cornell and
Temple vs.. Syracuse.
January 13-Penn VS.. ST. Joseph's ard
Temple VS.. ST. Johns
January 2O-St Joseph's VS. Rhode
Island State and Penn VS.. Columbia.
February 3-St. Joseph's VS.. st. John S
and Temple VS.. West Virginia.
February 10-Temple VS.. Duke and
Penn VS.. Princeton
=, February 11-Penn VS.. Army and Tenn
pie VS.. New York U.
February 24-Temple VS.. Penn State
end St. Joseph's VS.. City COLLEGE Of New
York
March 3-Temple vs. ST. Josaph's and
La Sale VS.. OSl1 hOma
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Uc|ans' Roesch Gains
10 Yards a Minute
By the Associated Press.

BY lne ASSoclateO FTeSs.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-He has
only two more games before the
Navy transfers him from the U. c.
L. A. campus, but Johnny Roesch,
the Bruins 160-pound halfback SEN
sation from nearby Beverly Hills
High, has compiled yard-gaining
and scoring mark for everybody to
shoot at.
Roesch has played only 59la min
uteS of the time in U. c. L. AS four
games, but he has registered 631
yards to average 10 minute. His
other accomplishments include:
Catching six passes for 1875 yards.
Scoring seven of U. C. L. AS 10
touchdowns, two on passes, three on
ruShes, one on a punt return and
the other on a pass interception.
Returning three punts for 122
yards.
Returning two kickoffs for Al
yards
Running Sc yards for touchdown
with a1ateral from Quarterback Bob
Waterfield.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Talented Passing 1ai|back
Is Sought by Brooklyn
~ tho AcsoniofeJ prase

By the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN. Oct 19.-The Brook
lyn Tigers still are looking for
talented tailback who can throw
forward passes in National Foot
ball League style, but they do have
two new names on their squad list
One is Bob Trocolor, a halfback,
who was acquired from the New
York Giants, and the other is Foots
Lafitte, an end who was with the
club in early season but left to re-
port to his Arkansas draft board.
which finally deferred him.
Halfback Dick McMichael and
End Donald Flip" Mcdonald were
cut loose.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Daley Signs 10 Play
In New Grid Loon
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASsOclaleC Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ls-Bert
Bell, co-owner of the Chi-Pitts in
the National League, said that Bill
Daley, former Minnesota star, had
notified him he had signed with the
New York team of the recently or
ganized All-America Conference to
play after the war.
Bell said Daley, who was chosen
by Pittsburgh in the draft of COL
lege players in 1912, called him from
Fort Pierce, Fla, to tell him the
terms he had been offered by the
New York club.
Il told Daley I would meet those
terms" Bell said, and he quoted
Daley as replying, that's a deal"
Later, Bell said, he received a
telegram from Daley saying, After
talking to Mr.. Ward (Arch Ward of
Chicago 1 have signed with Mr.
Ryan Tray Ryan of the New York
club"
Daley now is serving with naval
amphibian forces.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Lugs Ball Around
As tumble Cure
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct 19.-
Paul Paterson. star Illinois
freshman halfback, is keeping a
football close to him this week
program he hopes will cure
him of fumbling in future games.
Illinois has suffered setbacks
in early games by fumbling, with
no less than eight being charged
against them in the Purdue de-
feat.
Patterson, chief offender in
that contest. decided he d keep a
pigskin in his hands at all times
and he lugs one from class to
class and in strolls across the
campus.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Tunney, Reversing Self, Lays
y. S. War Proves to Sports

writer's and members of the New
Haven Gridiron Club last night
that I'VE are better equipped than
any other Nation in the world to
carry on long war because of
sports"
And he indicated that a talk
he had with Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur in New Guinea last Decem-
Der had done much" to change
his mind.
Advocates Compulsory Fitness.
Tunney quoted Macarthur as say
ing that football and boxing were
the best sports for the development
of the fighting man. But he said
it was his belief that any sport
would develop "gameness and forti-
tude," qualities which he said were
essential in fighting man.
Concerning "the essentially OF
sports for the future warrior" "
Tunney said that today he is ad-
vocating a postwar compulsory
physical fitness program for the
SotliA Va viz 4NdtAoAi.
The former world heavyweight
champion said he believed the
spectator benefits as much from
watching sports as does the par
ticipant because he sees courage
demonstrated"
Because of what he has seen, "
Tunney said, the spectator wants
to be game; he wants to be coura-
geous" And, if put into military
uniform "he will turn out almost as
good a job as the participant" in
sports, the former champion added.
Sees Era of the Athlete.
II used to think" he asserted,
that the Japs and Nazis had some
thing on us because Of their indoc-
trination of their youth in military
thought and the will to fight. To-
day I believe we are better equipped
than any other nation to carry on a
war; because of the participation Of
American youth in sports.
This is the era of the athlete, Of
the physically sound man." Tunney
said. and added that he believed
the Navy's Viz program in Ameri-
can colleges and universities had
saved" varsity sports.
IF you drop varsity Sports" he
asserted. you are dropping some
thing very essential to the American
makeup"
Evening star., 1944-10-19
NaW's Starting Team
Remains Unchanged
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 19.-No
changes are contemplated in Navy's
starting lineup for the Georgia
Tech game Saturday, Head Coach
Comdr. Oscar Hagberg announced
today. A shake-up was anticipated
after last weeks close call against
Duke.
Dick Duden, Bob Jenkins. Jim
Petit and Joe Sullivan will be in
the backfield, while the line will
stand pat with Ben Martin and
Leon Bramlett. ends; Don Whit
mire and Gail Gillian, tackles; Ben
Chase and Ed Deramee. guards, and
the veteran Jack Martin at center.
Navy took the lead in the young
series with the Yellowjackets last
year, two games to one, by winning
a 28-l4 decision.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
FL 7oro, March Field Offer
Coast Hot Service Battle

Wright of Notre Dame. all backs.
Wright was guard for the Irish.
On the line the Marines boast
such stars as Bob Dove of Notre
Dame, Wee Willie Wilkin of the
Washington Redskins, Laverne
Gagne, Minnesota end; Joe Daugh-
erty of Tulsa, Harley McCollum, Tu-
lane; Harold Ramsey, 3-pound
Oregon State tackle, and Dick
Handley, Fresno State center.
March Field uses two backfields.
Indian Jack Jacobs of Oklahoma,
Jimmy Nelson of Alabama and Bob
Defruiter of Nebraska are the main
ball carriers. and on the line are
such standouts as Hank Norberg
Of Stanford, Dick Barwegen of Pur-
due and Woody STROBE of UCLA.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
By the Associated Press.

By lue ASsOclaleo PIesS.
RIVERSIDE, Calf. Oct. 19.-One
Of the best service football games
should be Sundays battle here be-
tween the 4th Air Force of March
Field, coached by Maj. Paul Schiss-
Ter, and 1t. Col. Dick Hanleys El
Toro (CalifD Marine Base eleven.
Maj. Schissler, formerly at Ore
gon, has lost only three games since
he took over at March Field in
1912, and one of them was to the
Washington Redskins this year, 7
to 3.
Here's what Hanley has at Ell
Toro: Paul Governah. Columbia
passer;;' Chuck Fenenbock. from
UCLA and the pro ranks; Bob Mac
Leod Of Dartmouth and Harry
Evening star., 1944-10-19
DeIastatious Seekinq
Big Six Scoring Lead
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19.-Bill
Dellastatious, Washington Cd. c.
lad, who is Missouri'S yardage-eat-
ing halfback, and Meredith Warner
and Joe Noble, main cogs in the
high-geared Iowa State scoring ma
chine, will have their own three
way argument when the Tigers and
undefeated Cyclones settle their diff
ferences Saturday at Columbia.
Warner heads the Big Six scoring
parade by a single point over his
teammate and Dellastatious, tied
with 5 touchdowns and 80 points
each.
The Missouri flash, with break
away gallops from the Tiger T for
nation, features Coach Chauncey
SjmpSon's offepSe
Evening star., 1944-10-19
BY LEWIS r. ATCHIsoN.

A bar bell. the kind that usually
comes absolutely free with every
500 worth OF physical culture lit
erature, apparently is the answer
to Bob Seymour's hot hoofing in
the Redskin backfleld this season.
Installation of the T has helped
spring the tall Oklahoman into
the open where he is at his elusive
best, but the bar bell has put a
powerful spring in his legs.
Seymour has been working out
at the "Y" and also at home, bal
ancing the weight on his shoulders
and slowly coming up from squat
ting position. About As minutes Of
this daily is guaranteed to get the
Evening star., 1944-10-19
No Navy, Irish Tickets
Here Until Tuesday

Tickets for the Navy-Notre Dame
game in Baltimore on November 4
will not be available here until next
Tuesday. Then it is possible there
will be tickets at the Keystone A. A..
the Three AS and Spalding's. Nc
mail or telephone reservations will
be accepted and the tickets will &c
on first-come, flrst-served basis.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Every Ticket Gone
For Redskin Game

There isn't single ticket left
for the Redskin- Brooklyn game
Sunday at Griffith Stadium.
Honest, every available seat has
been sold. No ticket windows
will be open at the park Sunday
and persons without tickets are
advised not to 60 to the stadium
in hopes Of getting one at the
last minute. Their best bet is to
tune in on Harry Wismer's
broadcast OF the game over Stn-
ton WMAL, beginning at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Joe Gordon
expressed doubt he'd play base
ball next season.
Three years ago-Tommy Har-
mon and John Kimbrough made
pro grid debut with New York
Americans before 25,385 fans.
Five years ago-Massachu-
setts announced total of SAL
CAB, ,796 bet on horses and dogs
in State during 1899.
Ten years agC-Bobby Gray
son, Dixie Howell and Vannie
Albanese starred in victories by
Stanford, Alabama and Syracuse. Z
Evening star., 1944-10-19
By the Associated Press.

BY lne Associated PresS.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 19.-
Want to know why Randolph Field
is ranked third in the Nations
football and, in the eyes OF South
west critics, should be No. /?
Well, the Ramblers have rolled
over three top Southwest Confer
ence teams--Rice, Texas and South
ern Methodist-tor. an average OF
more than AZ points per game,
amassing 1905 yards for a net
gain of 435 per contest, which is
6I2 better than Georgia's record
makers of 1912.
Those three have been allowed
Just 21.3 yards rushing per game,
four yards under the all-time COL
legiate mark set by Santa Clara in
1887. Rice got As yards, Texas II,
6. M. U. l. M
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Texas Open in January
Offers Purse of $4,000

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 10
The annual Texas Open golf tourna-
ment will be held here January
1928.
There will be IS 1000 in prizes.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Browns McQuinn Plans
Operation in Winter

George McQuinn, star first base
man Of the American League cham
pion st. Louis Browns and leading
batsman of the recent World Series.
plans to submit to an operation in
tended to relieve a spinal. ailment
during the winter.
McQuinn, who lives near Alexan-
dria, Va, believes a correction of
the condition will prolong his play
ing career, which already has cx-
tended to seven years in the major
game.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY lhe ASsoclated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. 10
Comdr. Gene Tunney, U. S N. R.,
who said he once believed that
preparation for war should be con-
centrated on military training, has
changed his mind.
He told Connecticut sports
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Football.
Michigan State VS.. Maryland,
College Park, 8:15.
Interhigh series, all games at 4.
Coolidge at Eastern.
Wilson at Anacostia.
Western at Central.
Gonzaga at Roosevelt, 4.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Lam
don, $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Hockey Results
American LezKue

american LezEuS.
Pittsburgh Hornets. 5: Cleveland Bar
ons, ,.
Exhibition
Detroit Redvinss, g; Indianapolis Cap
itols, g.
Montreal Csnadiens, ): Naval Train
ing Station 1Ouebecl
Evening star., 1944-10-19
BUGS Pick Baseball Coach

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 10 LP).-
Lowell Wrigley, superintendent of
Baker Hall, mems dormitory, has
been named to coach Ohio States
baseball team,
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Illinois Has YOUNG Stur

Johnnie Orr, 17-year-old Illinois
U. end, was a nine-letter athlete in
four sports at Taylorville High.
Evening star., 1944-10-19
Win>Lose or Draw
By BOB MCLEAN
Full Menu Of Fall, Winter Sports for CupitoI

What's dish in sports? You'll be able from
full winter should
sportswrters kids circus.
down the you many sports
the
sisc prediction that playing checkers
in Uine
Like hockey instance? league competition will
be when the Washington
swing action franchise redhot
Baltimore
Philadelphia Coach Charley Goods boys the
here against the Philadelphia Falcons November 7.
Professional basket will Mike
taken franchise Washington quintet
battle with Philadelphia,
Paterson Barry
original York Celtic been
of 20 Une 20
league
opener November
Evening star., 1944-10-19
There's Plenty in Store for Football Fons


ball for local colleges has feded team that
to 6-to-6 draw last Saturday College
Sunday the Brooklyn sold
yesterday.
High school football year drawing capacity
the
scarcity
with Tormation They're Friday the admission
price shaping
roaring fight the schools displaying talent that's the
Of university coaches
Boxing going full blast with Uncle Joe Turner developing
talent the heavyweight division his fight
Gode bringing in big timers Une shows
Wednesday night wrestling
groanng booming back prosperity
locally
Heavy Swimming Schedule in Prospect
Swmmng-wel for that going get plenty Of
1t this Bill Armstrong who developed the nationally
his Ambassador tank continues out
make the District weknown throughout the country
born meets than
with Bill Beons Shoreham Club entries
fighting with the Armstrong protoses.
Bowlinghow about that? developed national
headquarters Of dukpnnng the pnspng egions the
drives nightly with
OF the countrS duckpn of Washington and who
knows what headliner will develop this season?
Then there's table tennis, with weekly by the
District Table Tennis Association skating the banner
the Washington Figure Skating Club big field hockey
on field trials for hunting dogs canine horse shows
into than got in this column
The bill of fare is first class Take pick.
Evening star., 1944-05-12
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