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Washington Journal., 1944-07-07

-4m Montag begru6 man sic
Iterblide Siiae oes bel pielen dlteren
2eiern beItenS befannten Serrn 2e-
onbaro @aper. gr fam Dor pielen
Sabren na6 Nmerifa mo- er ais
Shneioer i~elbitdnoig mar. gr bin-
terlaBt cine So6ter, 5rau @ertriio
0'8rien. Seine 6rau perltnrb Dor
ungefabr elf Sabren. Sen Mitglie-
bern oes ebemaligen @ermania
Wannerhors mar er als3au6erfiinit-
Ter uno &omifer beltens befonnt.
@r mar elm Observation-Disclosures Yinocle
Spieler uno bat oaS uSeam" einen
ibrer itdnoigen Spieler berloren.
Die 8eeroigung mar i'm 9roipect
Sill 8rieobofe.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
@a6ienOe Nnrnbe
in 9dnemart
9eutIde geietnnss gebGrOem baben
idjueren Stan0

0ie in 2oroon eri6einen0e Set
tung y5rit 9anmarf" 6eri6tet auf
@runo Ser %grfabrungen bon &eiIen-
oen, oaB gan5 0anemarf boiler pSSn-
oaIionsfieber~ lit. Gin 9Gne, Dem Die
6lu6t aus ieinem Seimatlano ge-
gliidt lit, beri9tet IN Dem 8latt: oMm
"a. @pril riegelten Die 9euti6en 9a-
nemarf ooaig ab, uno aler &ontaft,
Ser bislana iiben GhmeOen anfredt
erbalten muroe, mar 0amit 5u gitoe. "
Die menigen @eridte, Die troboem
nod aus 0dnemarf beralts famen,
iino gr0Btenteils oeuti6en ltriprungS
aber lelblt 1ie nermitteln oas 8il0 eli
mes 2anoes, in Dem Sabotage 81 Ell
mem bislang un6efannten AusmaB
angepa9ien lit.
@egen lol6e Sabotage baben Oie
0enti6en WtilitGrbeb0roen oas ioge-
nal1nte nS9alburg &orps" eingeriG-
tet, unter Der 2eitung 5peier Wean-
ter, 8abl uno @ai1 nit Namen.
&eidsfpmmiiIar 8eit bort ie9r
belDrgt
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nemarf fir ale 6dae bon Sabotage
perantportli1 iino, lit Die Sago auf
oie ltntergrunopreiie 5pii6en Der Sc
Itapo uno oen oeltti9en Militdrbebor-
ben a~ufgeteilt. @ines ibrer 8iiros
unterltebt einem O6eriten 2itbe uno
einem 2elttnant Sarrings. Ser oelt-
i6e &eidsfommiilar fir 9dnemorf,
@erner 8elt, mar cine 3eit lang 6a-
rum beiorgt, oaB Die @ebrmadt Die
3ipiloermaltling an oie @ano oriiden
uno Die &ontrole gang ii6ernebmen
miiroe.
@r iab feline Steaung uls beion-
oers beorobt an, als fem Amt our6
Die @%erbdngung oes 8elagerungs5u-
Itanoes am 80. augult porigen Sab
res i6einbar ii6erfliiiiig gemadt mur>
Sc. glber Damn bradte er es our6
gei6idte Mallober oa5u, oaB Die 8e-
BORDEN oabeim cine Art bon 5ibilem
Scotland fir 9anemarf perfiigten.
Die 3ibilpertpaltung unteritebt oireft
Berlin unb lit BON Der Militdrber-
maltung u~na6bdngig. Cine Der Nuf-
gaben Der 8eitihen Steqe lit, Die
noh i'm Mmt befin0li6en 01nii6en
3ipilbeboroen 81 ii6erma6en.
&openbasen jett cine nnrnbise Sta6t
Die i6meoii6e 3eitung n9agens
Npbeter" peroffentlidt ben Artifel Ell
mes o1nii6en Performances, Der TO-
eben bon einem 8eiu6 9dnemarfs
nod Stod6olm 5uriidgefebrt lit.
Ser erlte ginoruf &openbagens
it," idreibt er, noaB es na6 pie Dor
rubig uno iopaii6 lit, aber in @irf-
li6feit bat fi6 Die einItige Melooie
Der Staot, Die in Dem @lodenipiel
ailf ibrem &atbaus berf0rpert mar,
in Die regelmdBigen grploiioneit
n66tli6er Sabotageafte, in gelegent-
li6e S6ieBereien in ben berounfelten
StraBen, in ben 2drm aufbeulenoer
Sirenen uno 5u 6eitimmten 8eiten in
oas 8feifen geitorter &aoioienoungen
binter tauienoen BON 6enitern ber-
panoelt. 9enn Die 9ebolferung So,
penbagens bort Dem 2onooner Gem
Der 81.
Cine Menideniago gebt bier Gag
uno Na6t obne Bmiie neiter, uno
audi Ser 8eili6er befommt balo 6as
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
&uHen iuolen einen &riessgefanse-
men 5Gmgen

Cine britii9e 9faoiomeloung be-
iagte, 6ie &uiien piiroen ben bel So
bruisf gefangen genommenen oeut-
iden &ommanoanten @eneralmaior
Samman nals &riegsber6reder"
b1ngen. gr fommanoierte friiber in
Orel uno miro beiduloigt, fir Mui-
ienmoro an 3ibililten uno ruiiii6en
&riegsgefangenen, Ser mabreno lei
mes @ufentbaltes in Srel berii6t lpltr-
Be, peranttuortli6 5u iein."
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
SEER Sphn 91thn. ser 0orliker

SER Sobn Gubn, Ser @oriisen-
Oe oes SLIDER Spring 2ions Club
5tb @ar 2oan 9ribe", oeiien Quota
$185,000 mar, bat fir $383,000
Bombs in peniger ols 3 @oden per-
fault ooer iiber 1000 8ro3ent mebr
ais oas angeitrebte 3iel. Gs lit uns
cine groBe @enugtuung, oieies unie-
rem 2eiern mit5uteilen, oenn SEER
9ubn lit in Samburg geboren uno
mie piele Amerifaner oelitlder Mb-
itammung tut er ni6t MIR feline
Bfli6t, ionoern beoeuteno mebr. Inns
lit fein anoerer 5aa 6efannt, mo cine
Iol6e MISUNDERSTANDING 81 ber-
merfen tit.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Sla6tlinsslaecr in epaniem

Gin i6on deficiencies Eager in Wii-
ranoa oe GIRO in @~oroipanien, in
Dem @usldnoer, oie oas 2ono unge-
iebli1 betroten, undergraduate muir
oerl, miro oaroif eingeri6tet, neuen
tauieloen bon Slii6tlingen Sboa9
81 geben.
Sebt Iino BORT etpa 500 6lii6tlir-
ge untergebra6t, oaritnter 100 5ron-
3oien uno 100 9eutl6e.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Sfprenfen eriuartet rn1iIdDen
1teberfaQ

Die Stodbolmer 3eitung Dior
gontioningen" meloet, oaB Die Geut-
iden SitpreuBens fir Die 8erteioi-
gung" mo6iliiieren uno oaB Streit-
frafte baltii6er Sreimiaiger BORT in
BEN allerlebten 9agen 8%uiammenge-
5ogen tporoen iin0.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
General De 8anlles 8eipred)nns NIT
&ppIeDelt

General CHARLES Sc @auae, Ser
Siibrer Ser 6reifran3oien fam oieier
Gage aus @lgier bier angeflogen. gr
muroe bon sc. Senri @oppenat, Dem
bieiigen freifran8oiiiden 9elegaten
am 6lugfeloe empfangen unO in oas
fir i'm bereitgebaltene @aitquar-
tier i'm Blair @auie bei Silper
Spring in @arplano gefiibrt. Sim
fougeroen Gage friibitiidte er nit
nnierem 9%rdiioenten i'm 8eiBen
@auie.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07

a6er opeoer 6innlano nod feline 9fe-
gierung tragen Die Sdulo oaran.
Sober, Der 5innlano fennt, peiB, oaB
oas 8eien unieres llnabbdngigfeits-
fampfes BON beute fein moeres it,
als oas oes rubmreiden 8interfrie-
gs bon 1939-1940 nit SotpietruB-
lan6."
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
&uhem in Mimif
beOrObem @ilna
Bon SOlOtif riiden fie sesem Oiisa

@orbuten Ser Noten @rmee baben
Sc beioen Sauptbabnlinien, oie BON
0einIf nod 8olen uno 2itulen fiib-
rem, our6i6nitten un0 iino %norooit-
li1 ser @aitptItaot bon @eiBruBluno
iiber Minif binaus porgeOrungen.
Cine ser ruiiii6en Solomon er-
oberte &rasnoie in Mltpolen, momit
sic 8abnlinie bon Mfinif nad Dem
noromeItli6 ~liegenOen @ilna ourd-
I6nitten NOR. Cine on0ere ging mei-
ter liiolid Dor uito unterbnn0 Die
nah 8ialDItof uto @ari1au fiibren-
oe 8obnlinie in Stolpie, 40 Meeilen
iiioneItlid bon Minif, uto eroberte
Neiestpie3, MIR % Meilen noropelt-
lid bon 8aranomiti6i, no iib Die
9inien Minif- @ari6au, @ilna-
2em6erg uno Minif-8reit 9itotust
l6nei0er.
Cine brittle Sopiet-9 olonne, sic
i'm @egeniab 5u BEN beioen anoeren
oireft gegen Minif boritoBt, eroberte
Slobooa. Bon Minif aus fiibren fei-
ne gltten StraBen nod Dem @elten
uno es bat lomit ben 4ni6ein, ooB
Die ruIiii6en @enerGle ernel1t imitan=
oe iein oitrften, einen betrG6tli6en
Sell Ser 0euti6en SItbeere a%uf8urei-
ben. Ser noroli1e Sffeniibarm Der
Soften Irmee fam Der lettii6en Sta0t
9iinablrg uno Ser 8abnlinie Dino
burg @ilna bis auf 35 Weilen
nabe.
Ntf breiter SrUnt
Set Dem %. Sum- lino bier ruff
ide %rmeen entlang elmer $50 Waei-
len 6ront p~orgeltoBen, an Der iid Die
9entl6en ieit Se6ruar 1inbeldiiigt ge-
futtoen uno mo tie einige ibrer itarf-
item 8efeItigungen erridten batten.
SSn einem an General 8agramiats
1. Sitee-Mrmee geri6teten Sagesbe-
fe6l be8eidnete Stalin 8olotif ais
nein md6tiges befeitigtes @ebiet altf
Ser &oute na9 9iinabure", oas in
SiiooItlettlano an Der na1 &iga fiib=
renoen StraBe liegt.
Der fOmmen0e pulniId)e Tel6sng
9as erite 3iel in Dem iebt @eitalt
annebmenoen polnii6en 6el05ug
oiirfte Die 9ur6l6neioung Ser 8abn-
linie @arl6au-@ roono biloert, mo-
ourb sic 8eriorgung uno Ser &iid=
8ug Der 6euti6en 16. lino Is. Or
meen i'm Noroen ernltbaft beeintrdd=
tigt miiroe. 9ie Is. @rmee oiirfte
auf Die Dina 5pii6en Giga uno Dit
na6urg 5uriidfallen, mabren0 oie Is.
neril16en ipiiroe, oie eltntide &arpt-
itoot &epal 81 errei6en uno pieleidt
einen &iif5ug nod SitpreuBen auf
Dem SeeiDeg unternimmt.
Snfolge iiingiter @eninne maren
ole &i1iien etmas nGber an Berlin
ais Die Mmerifaner lno 8riten in
6ranfreid uno Stalien. 9ur6 einen
3ufaa Ser Militdrgeograpbie iteben
oie 4rmeen aaer orei be~rbiinoeten
W966te nun ie ettpas mebr ais 600
Meilen 2uftlinie bon Der &ei6sbaupt-
itaOt entfernt.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
5clOmari6aa &Ommel erfranft

Gin oenti6er &unofinf meloete,
oaB @eneralfelomari6aa @rpin
&ommel pie0erlm an einem 2e6er-
leioen erfranft it, uno Dab iein 2eib-
or5t an Die @eitfront 81 ibm geru-
fen muroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Wene bentidle @affe

9euti6e Soloaten bringen an Der
Normanoiefront cine nelie Sanbmaffe
in Inmenoung. Gs banoelt ii6 Inn
cine &afetengranatenpiitole, Die nur
auf fur5e @%ntfernung groBe 8irf-
iamfeit bot. 9ie 8affe 6bnelt einem
@asrobr uno miro BON borne NIT
elmer &afete gelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Ob, gi6 i6m einem 0arten, 9crr
(@ebet fir einen, ser eiuen @arten liebte)

VVtUI ut eMeH, OCT VIIVH WuTFW IFUItJ
Sb, glib ibn einen Garter, Serrl - 90 Droben
NfiTen oob @drten ienl - Den @rno 8eritoben
Sab gerne er ourf iene Singer gleiten;
2iebte, in frider 6urde fueno, Samen bin5ubreien,
Die iungen 9fon3en pflegeno, l1nfraut a1s5ureuen.
60 jung, adj, 5g er IN ben roliben &rRg
@erbradue Gag rnb Mott, fdnipfeno fr icines gofes Siea
SIN Sdlodtge6rin. @as freudt uno flegt mar ibm 10 lib.
Ser Sdpalbe folgt hn Bid, pobin Ser Slug fe trhb,
@enn iiber fenen |fug ie Iteg ms 8oltenreid.
ge freute i'm 0os ere @rIn am iungen 3peigl
Giniame Efn0e 6re0en mar er bolo;
@ern Imd1tc er os @inoeS @tSpern in Der Aebren @olo.
&erbaBt mar ibm os &rieges @rauiamfeit uno 600.
9ob mieoer otmen i'm, uas ieiner Sugeno @onne cot;
Ser glunen Suit; LAB i'm Der Hflan5en iparten
Sn 9etnem &ede, Serr! Sb, glib ibm einen @arten.
Or. Senrp 5 8rpbI lit Der @erfoier ob9er treflider oenti6el
leberieblng BON SeRn SopleD Sopis gu Ser3en 9eDenoem @eOet eIel
lltter fHr ben I'M Grege geolencn Sobn: "Prayer for One who
a Garden.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07

-@enn sic Sbr Sous, Mo6el
ODER MutomobiI berfidern ipouen,
teIepbonieren sic bite ON Germ 8.
8. Winfler, Rational 1889.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07

$50 bIeibt Der usne AbOnnent?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Chase Golf
 Dinner Tonioht

No less than three golf cham. plonship trophies from the same club to the same player will be awarded tonight, when members and guests of the Chase FeremanS Association and Chase Country Club gather for the final dinner Of the year, at which various awards will be made Pete Burke, defending champion won tho r, s, ChHse Handicap Trophy; the Leo Conway Memorial Trophy and the Mems club championship trophy which he will receive from Fred. eriek s, Chase, Col, John II, dil- bert and Wilfred Bryan, new pres- ident of the Chase Foremen's AS. sooiatlon
 Two ladies championship cups will be awarded; the Charles E, Hart Handicap trophy to be award- cd by tho president of tho Chase Companies to Mrs, Helen Cluney, who won it this season for the first time since it was put Into competition year ago, by Mir, Hart, The ladies championship tro. phy goes to Eleanor KirsehbergeF, defending champion, who won it by default thls past season because of Illness Of Mrs, Cluney, She will re- eelve tho trophy from Randall Hale, past.presldent of the Chase Fofo- mems Association, Alderman Rieh- ard Bensen, treasurer Of the CFA will preside as toastmaSter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Boston College SWampS N. Y. U.

Boston, Oct. 2i - (U,P9 - Bos- ton College today had tallied It's second football victory of the season over Q collegiate team from New York city after piling up a A2-lS win over New York University under the lights before 5000 fans ct Fen way park,
 The New Workers, fielding their first team since l9Al, proved no match for Boston College which scored It's first touchdown on the fifth play of the game,
 Left Halfbaek Joe Elliott led the D. c, touchdown parade by tallying thrice, one of them the 52-yard dash that gave his mates their ini- tlal score, Reserve back Walt Scott accounted for the first N, Y, U, score in the Smae period,
 In tho second period Bill Reardon and Jack Grlfiln scored for B. O. while Johnny Rabbette accounted for Boston Colleges final score in the third period
 In the final period Tom Capa2olli passed to Tom Bertone for the New Workers final touchdown,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21


 franchise lay Idle c year because of the war, and Buff Donelll did . grand and quick Job Of reorgan- izetlon,
 Slgnor Donelll hos only three men on his first string who possess OX- perlence to speak about In tho cir- cuit--Jlm Benton, paSs.catehing end loaned to the Bears last fall, guard Riley MAthoson, who spent last autumn with the Detroit Lions, and tackle Jake Faweett, Brooklyn guard of . year ago, The only other man with any game experience ls end Steve Pritko, who lpayed little with the Giants in ie4S
 Coaeh Donelh rounded up c band of fellows who wanted to play. After considerable trNining they bagged several games on sheer de- sire Go prevail. Now they are con. vinood they ean play well enough to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Butler cloimed By cord.Pitts

New York, Get, 2l-- (uP) --fhe Brooklyn Tigers of the National pros fosSionNl football league, today claimed the services Of hNlfbaelI Johnny Butler, whom the Pittsburgh steelers- Chicago Cardinals combine asked waivers on yesterday,
 Tho Car-Pitts requested the WaiVs CTS on Butler following his indefin- its suspension by eo.eoaeheS Walter Meisllng and Phil Handler after Q "piayeF strike" Tuesday in protest of fines levied by tho coaches against three players for Indifferent play Sunday,
 Tho Tigers claimed Butler yester- day but tho deal still must Do sane- toned by Commissioners Elmer Lay den in Chicago LRyden refused to comment on the matter late last night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
CFosby-Teeh
 Todoy Doubtful

Though the heavy rain of last night and this morning seemed lo preclude the possibility of stasing the Crosby Leavenworth High school football game this Afternoon; Coaches Jim Lee of Crosby and nllI Tracy of Leavenworth were to make an ofneial announcement as Co the playing time of the game, after a meeting at il Q, m. today. Weather reports for tonight and tomorrow are encouraging, as to football, but doubtful as to clearing In time for the 2:S0 p, m. game between the l0- oal high school rivals, ct Municipal Stadium.
 New Haven Commercial defeated Wilby Sl-7 yesterday in New Haven. Quattro scoring the Wilby touch- down on q pass from Ed Reldy in the final period of play, Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

Wallace and Bob oSra6y of Gelnn- ton and Connecticut State, The middle ot tho Inc and some Of the backs will be c lot tougher this week than they were week ago"
 Kickoff is scheduled for 2'30 D, m. with Eddie Hart, Cheshire; Chick Kelley and Pat Slattery, Wa. teFbury in charge Of the game, A public address system, handled by John cluney whl keep fans in- formed of everything on the field; and there will be on admission charge of 9i.20 but no reserved seatS co cents for youngsters up to i7 years of age,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
IIzIAI4L8 8.Ik-I1f-6- Ikl-HI-k1
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Pro Roms Are Among Early Season Surprises; DoneIIi Does Fine Job oF Reorganization; Eossr to PIoy, Desire to Win Becomes Belief

win. Doneill of DuQueSne and the criss.eross attack says they have % much spirit as any college team he ever saw, To Dc frank about 1t, adds, that is what hos gotten them ca far ag they arc,
 eignor Donelli insists the RAms should also have rOpulsed the vaunted Philadelphia club in the exhibition game In Buffalo,
 They threw away At least four opportunlties--one with 10 minutes to 60 that was Q shame. The RNmS marched to the Eagles 10, On see- ond down they had Q man in tho end zone clear As Q whistle. but the passer got of very bad short toss which was intercepted on the I've The Rams should have played safe, and been In position for Q field goNl on fourth down. They missed threO field goals Inside the Eagles % during the afternoon,
 Clevelands line averages 2iS pounds, the backs ie4. Buff Donelll starts with Benton of AfkahSas and Prlko of Villanova ct ends; Chet Pudloskl, who played seml.pfofes- slonally In New London md Flaw. eett of Southern Methodist at the tackles; Matheson of Texas School of Mines and Tom Corbo of Lu. quesne at tho guards; Moe ScArry of Waynesburg at center, and John Karrs of Duquesne, Tom ColellN of CAnlsius, Mike K0bealo Of Ohio State and Harvey Jones, who played one year at Baylor, In the back field.
 Lou zontlni of Notre Dame kicked Q fold goal and scored touchdown against the Bears,
 The remainder Of the squad are more or less c bunch of boys named Joe, but they sure do want to win,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
GEORGIA GIVES FLYERS 5S-6
 GRID SURPRISE
Ny United Press

oeorgias tenacious Bulldogs scored Q surprising SS to 6 victory over favored Daniel Field Flyers In the only upset of Q good crop of Friday night football games,
 With Ave of the first string on the bench because of injuries and out weighed almost 90 pounds per man, the Bulldogs outsmarted tho Army team after on early offensive which gave the soldiers their only score in the first few minutes of hte game,
 Tho deorglans called on halfbaek Billy Bryan for the brunt of their scoring and the Wayeross, Ga, lad counted three of the eight Bulldog touehdowns and converted five times.
 In another southland Friday night game, big Billy Daly, former Minnesota and Michigan All-Amer- ioNn, led his sNllor mates from Tt, Pierce, Fla Into the orange Bowl to defeat e plueky University of Miami eleven S9 to 0, The Tt, Piaree team answered a hurry call when the originally scheduled Jackson. vile Naval Ar station team became hurricane stalled,
 Daly displayed the form which carried him Go footballs All-Amer- lea rating by scoring twice and gaining large chunks of ground con. slstently, The Anphlbs returned to their fort immediately after the game to rest up for a scheduled Saturday night contest against the Mayport, Fla Navy,
 Seven Point StandOIf
 One of the best games of the night was played at Philadelphia where Syracuse and Temple hattled to e 2 to 2 tic, The underdeg Owls, aided by two penalties against Syr- Oeuse, drove 8o yards la the last quarter and scored ln the Anal five minutes Go gRln tho tie,
 The Temple tally equaliZed 2 score and conversion Syracuse had made in the first quarter on e n NhfN blWtNAit AhS ktiiN bSbWNNIl NiN two Nll-eivilian eleVens furnished splendid defensive play and both teams showed good ground attacks Halfbac& Ardon Mcconnell found a hole through left tackle to go iS yards for the Syracuse score and hnlfhaeG Jimmy Wilson plunged over from tho one for Temple,
 Unbeaten Michigan State scored it's fourth successive triumpt Of the season by defeating e stubborn Unl- VorSlty of Maryland team 0 to 0 In q driving rainsterm, Jack BfeSlin, State fullbaek, twisted over from the i9-yard line la tho second quar- ter for the games only touchdown, The other two points were scored in the final quarter when Maryland tullbaek Thomas Chlasri attempted to run the ball ouut from behind his
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
KINC,' DUDISH, OTHERS OPPOSE
 WTB'Y PROS

With fine football weather prom leed for Sunday, local gridiron cd. diets should Do royalty entertained Sunday afternoon At the Munich pal Stadium when the well-organ. iRed fnter-R Racial All Stars Of New York city, including white and col orod college stars of recent years take the field against 0 strength Nned squad of Waterbury A, O Professionals held even lust week end in their first showing of the aeason when tho local club had to como from behind in the last two minutes to get Q standoff,
 Tomorrow, the Waterbury club, actually the New London Electric Boat DleSels, sponsored by Promote or George Mulhgan will Do up against Q Inc that includes 300 pound Abe Ramsay of Allen Col. iege . 6 foot tackle; 990 pound Happy Harold an end from North Carolina; 2S0 pound Bill chNrtier an Albright college tackle, 2l0 pound Dolly King, of Lfu Q stand out negro athlete and excellent football end; Jock YoekOrs and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Fights Lest Night

Worcester, Mass, Oct, (UP)- Coeky Davis, i30, of Worcester to- day held c i0-round decision over Eddie De Angels, i2b, of Revere following their bout at Mechanics hall last night
 Tn the preliminapies Baby Tiger Flowers, i43 Worcester deeisioned Pedro Carvelho, i38 leg, Cambridge (0: Art Domieo, i67, Webster de- elsioned Al Halle i62 Southbrldge (O Billy Chapel, ib9, Baskerville deeisioned Johnny Mara, i47, Bos. ton @, Matty Robinson, ia9, Bos. ton technically knocked out Benny Revere, i3b, Webster CD,
 Brunswick, Me, Oct, 2i.-- (uP)-- Flash Dutil, i37, of Lewiston scored on eleht.round decision over Al Michaud, i37 i.2, of tlbson last nlRht at the town hal,
 Tn pFeliInlnarleS Eddie Hudson, i3b, Bath drew with Bob Pooler, i40, Bangor. t0; Eddie Comiskey, i2S, Lisbon deeisloned Chick Clout- fer, i22, Brunswick (0; Young Ben- nett, i30, Lewiston deeisioned young Hudson, i2T l.2, Bath (D; Jim Ed- gar, i37, Portland decisioned John Pepin, l36, Brunswick (D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Tinker, East Forms Touch" Winners

By the one-sided score of 42.0, B. W. Tinker schools touch football team blanker Hendrieken yester- day; Russell and East Farms Ineet- ing in Q much closer game, won by East Farms Geo. Six touchdowns and us many points after touchdown were piled up by the Tinker team, whose Carmel Codianna drop-klcked two points after scores, across tine goal-llne, the winners getting 2i points In the opening period.
 East Farms and Russell shaped up as Q seorelesS tie with about two minutes left, when Desserault a pass on tho ib-yard line and then ran for 6 score to win the game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Inter- Racial Grid All Stars Here Sunday
Sport Porode

ate with the opT by establishing tho Eastlnan-Landis line. This pre- vented training south Of the ppto- mao and Ohio, and west of the Mis- slssippi, Now that ODT regulations are somewhat relaxed, we believe Lands would ahow the major squads to train in the south if sufn- clent pressure were brought to bear on hlm. That should be done.
 There are many service hospitals and eneampments in the south. Training itineraries could be maps ped SO that service men could sit in on the practice sessions, Proceeds of the games could 90 to hospital and camp funs. Meanwhile the players would he rounding into shape to provide top-illght ball from the opening of the season,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
Droft Meeting

Chicago, Oct 2i-(uP) The an- nual Major League draft meeting VII bo held here Nov. 1 in baseball Commissioner JuGgo k. M, Landis' office, it was announced today by Secretary Leslie OSonnor.
 The clubs will make their selee. tlens in the reverse order in which they finished the i044 season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
CORNELL YS. sAMPsoN NAVY

IthAca, N, Yn oct, 2l, tUp)a- Cornell universityE football team waS expected to bounce back into the win column today at the OK. ponse of tho Sampson Naval Train. ing eleven before an estimated $500 spectators, Coaeh Carl SnAvelys charges have dropped their last two games and Sampson has lost four while recording . co Co o win over Q Rochester semispro team,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
0EORGTA TECII.NAYY

Atlanta, da,, Oct. 2i. tuP)-- 0eorgiN Tech rlsked lts unbeaten, untiod and uflSeored on record to. day in m intersectional game against Navy before c sell-out throng of 30,000. 10 was the first time q Navy football team had ever invaded the south.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

Andy DudiSh, Providence and Georgia U backs who figure to give the Waterbury club plenty of trou. ble. Jlm Walker, 920 pound Iowa tackle will Do another problem for the Waterbury A, 0, array,
 Tnter-RaeiAl All.StnrS defeated the New London DleselS l9-0 last season in 0 charity game at the N, Y. Polo Grounds, 70 the Boatmen have been itching to get even over since,
 With Vito Ananis of Boston Col lege; Lynn Jacobs of Mississippi, Jim MeKenna of Providence and Frank 5t, Peter of Chapman Tech; the local baekfield will hold ils own, according to Coach John Cav ley of Scranton, who also has q dandy pair of ends ih Red Mike