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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
ZUPANcIc:
I " e g !
Jugoslavija = druga Svica

Jugoslavija - druga Svica
Nimam rada agentov. Zoprna
mi je njihova posladkana pri-
jaznost, Sc boil pa njihovo glu-
pc pretiravanje.
"Imamo Sc nekaj predvojnih
madrac ma roki. Ne oglasamo
jih, ker Sc bojimo prevelikega
navala. cato 49,"
"Hvala! Ne potrebujem no
bene move"
"Aaampak vi nash madrac
Sc niste videli! Cudez SO moder-
mega casa! Lepe, udobne, pa
mehke tako, ko gosh pub - ali
pod zivotom Sc pa lie ne udaja-
jo. In SO topic pozimi, poleti pa
kakor da hi lezali ma hladnem
gozdnem mahu
mi mi treba -"
" kajti ina nasa tvrdka
poseben patent mamie in SO cato
naSe madrace edinstvene v vsej
Ameriki! Gene pa -" tn Sc dra-
matieno prime "a glavo - tee
ne SO pa tako mike, da me je
sram povedati -"
~.
Res skoda casa. Zbogom."
Ko odmrmra, utegne biti
Good by, ali pa kaj drugega.
Izjeme SO redke in TAXA red
kost Sc je oglasila pred par
dnevi.
Prav mic agentskega nj bio
ma MEM. Velik in teak, pa go
lorok in z okroglim mehkim
slamnikom ma sivi okrogli gla-
vi, je spominjal bolj ma kakega
dobrodusnega starega s~trica, XII
81 je omislil prodajalnico z raz-
licno drobnarijo najvec radi te-
ga, ker Sc mu hoce druzbe.
Bale je sliSal, ola namerava-
mo v p~odstresju narediti sobe.
In ker nj svojih obljub oblil S
sirupom, Sc nj imelo kaj skisati,
ko sem mu odgovorila z ne.
Vprasal je lie Sc "a mas naslov,
da Sc kompaniji izkaze, kje in
kod je hodil.
"Vas priimek je slovanski.
Ste cehi, kajne? = Kaj? Pra-
vite, da ste IL Jugoslavije? 0.
potem boste morali z mano Sc
malice potrpeti." Zatega je ko-
racil zopet ma stopnico in Sc
vsedel ma obzidek.
vi ne veste, kako sem 81 re
zelel srecati koga IL tiste deze-
lie, XII ina tax junaSki narod. JAZZ
sem namrec Swear, cato znam
ceniti ljudsko voljo in pogum!
Pomislite, dezela "a dezelo,
skoro vse, kar je evropske cell
ne, Sc je udalo, popadalo pred
Prusi ma kolena. Tu in tam kra-
tex BOZ, ali pa Sc tega ne. To je
bila "a Evropo najvecja sramo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
JOSKO OVEN:
RAZGOVORI

SKOZl mlnula TIL leta plSalI S
krvjo. Nasa dolznost je braniti
milne interese kjer je potreb-
no, povsod, kjer njihov glas nj
Sc dovolj mocan, in da ko mine
vojna, jih obujemo in oblece-
mo. Sam denar nagemu Glove
ku mic ne ida. Potrebna mt ie
obleka, zdravila it'd. in to ta-
koj, ko mine vojna. DELEGATE, ne
pozabite ma to-!
" Proletarcu in Prosveti sem
cital APPEL Progressively Slo-
venk, XII so 81 dale nalogo zbrati
dovolj denarja "a nakup ambu-
lance in jo poslati osvobodilni
armada v Jugoslavijo. To je bila
plemenita ideja, XII jim DO GO
tovo uspela. Vredna je podpore
vsakega s~lovenskega delavca in
delavke. Preprican sem, da BIO
potrebni denar kmalu nabran,
ali pa DO re YES skupaj, predno
pride ia list pred citatelje.
Ruski relif
z veseljem porocam, ola mi
je joe Durn IL Clevelanda po-
slal v ia namen 81. On je pri-
speval diva, petak pa je darilo
Johna Filipica. Omeniti moran,
da ia odbor "a ruski relif nj
incl boljsega prijatelja, kot je
Josip Durn. Ne samo, da je OBJ
vsaki priliki zbiral denar v to
svrho, je tudi on zmerom dodal
pc par dolarjev. Jozetu, XII je v
Clevelandu eden Timed najagil-
nejSih ma vseh poljih, iskrena
hvala, enako Johnu Filipicu, XII
je prijatelj Rustic in prijateli
Proletarca. JAZZ sam ne vem, ko-
likokrat sem re zapisal njegovo
ime v seznam prispevateljev "a
ruski relif. Istotako sta p~oslala
vsak pc S. v sklad dvestoterih.
Sc enkrat, hvala obema.
Proletarec in dvestoteri
Ko sem to pisal, Sc nisem pre-
jel Proletarca, cato mi seznam
V MEM Sc nj znan, a Chas. mi je
re pred tenn omenil, da ia sklad
narasca, da je ~veselje. ~
Cloveku je dobro, ko vidi, ko-
like je prijateljev, katerih nj
treba tresti "a rokav, ampak Sc
kar ma svojo lastno voljo ogla-
sijo.
cital sem dopis S. Ovce il
Springfield, v katerem poroca,
da je klub prispeval v ia sklad
$40. Upam, da Sc DO dobilo Sc
precej posnemovalcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

Sc masa mora zgrazati. Ona, XII je trpela pod fasizmom in pref in
sedaj pod izkoriscevalci, vidi, kako tisti, XII so il obeali osvobo-
ditev izpod fasizma, zahajajo v goste k visoki gospodi, XII ie finan-
clrala Mussolinija, da Sc je polastil Wade. To je storia il strahu
pred ljudstvon, XII zahteva pravice. A gospoda poudarja lie "ko-
munizem", ces, ako reda in mira v Italji ne bodo schili zavez-
niski bajoneti, DO nastala civilna vojna, drhal DO morila duhov-
greznjen v barbarizem.
BOZ v ltaliji je torej med interest. Proletarec to resnico z1ne-
rom poudarja. Denokracija, kakrSno so gospodujoci v Italiji pri-
pravlJeni "vrniti' ljudstvu "po stopnjah", nj demokracija, paG
pa vzdrzavanje S slo sistem starega izkoriseevalnega reda. Itali-
lansko lJudstvo hoce vec kt denokracjo ma paprju. Dobro
zanj je, da Sc socialisticna stranka nagloma jaca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
VAZNA RAZPRAVA O
BODOCEM SANSOVEM
ZBORU

Chicago. = Ia petek 25. av-
gusta DO klubu st. l .JSZ va
INA razprava o bodocem Sanso-
VEN zboru, XII Sc pricne 2. sept.
v Clevelandu. Vstop vsakemu
prost in beseda svobodna. Upa-
tt je, da Sc ga udeleze vsi tisti,
XII so DELEGATE prihodnjega zbo-
ra.
clane kluba prosiino, da pri-
dejo ma sejo tocno OBJ 8. Ma
dnevnem redu je par vaznih po-
rocil in pa o pripravah "a mas
piknik, XII DO V nedeljo II. sep
tembra pr Keglu v Willow
Springsu. = o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

w
10 zaveznikov, smo Sc takrat
nehote spomnili nash vrtov.
Silno jim je manjkalo moce,
tam pa SO 10 imeli proved. Pa
Sc je dogodilo, da je tam nasta-
10 suho vreme in zavezniki pro-
dirajo da kaj, tn pa smo dobili
nekaj dezia. Silna vrocina je
pritiskala skoro diva meseca in
polja so kar stokala pod razbe-
ljenim solncem. A kaj hocemol
Ia vse nj nikoli pray.
Tudi ma politicnem polju pri-
tiska huda vrocina. Cimboli Sc
bono blizali novembru, hujsa
DO. Kot izgleda, ne DO prevec
vljudnosti med kandidati. BOZ
DO ma noz.
Posebno doll ma jugu Sc zbira
vse, kar je reakcionarnega. Go
in njegove odbore risejo in ka-
zejo ljudem "a komunisticno
organizacijo. Use, kar je kohl
ckaj n~aprednega, omaze cika-
Ska Tribuna z rdecim.
10 ii boji ponehajo, DO treba
V resnici til ma delo "a zgradi-
tev postene socialisticne stran-
Ike S postenim programom.
Pc vojni
O rezultatu vojne je jasno re
sedaj, kakSen DO. 0 zmagi "a
veznikov nj dvoma. VpraSanje
pa je, kakSen DO mir in bodoca
sestava ne samo Europe, pac pa
vsega - sveta. o tenn Sc ie do
danes Sc malo govorilo. o -
govorilo Sc je, in Sc sedaj Sc go
vori, ampak to SO lie besede po-
sameznikov. Kako bodo pa re-
agirale mnozice raznih naro-
dov, ko DO sklenjen mir, to ie
pa drugo v%prasanje. Strasne ra-
ne, katere je trpel svet v zad-
Min petih letih, in Kitajska pa
re vec ko sedem let, bodo "a
pustile brazde, katere ne izgi-
nejo S prazno besedo. Ustanove,
katere so bile svete skozi sto-
letja, SO izgubile v par letih YES
svoj pomen. In to velja "a naro-
de kot "a posameznike. Boj,
druzabni BOZ, ali &c hocete, raz-
redni boj, pa Sc DO razplamtel
Sele pc vojni -.
PR a
Da, tudi pr mas Sc veliko 60
vori in razpravlja kaj storiti, ko
mine v%ojna. To YAM je gotovo
znano il casopisja in radia. A
dosedaj Sc nisem sliSal o kakem
bona-fide programu, kateri bi
V resnici bill stanu prepreciti
tisto brezdelje, 0 katerem nasi
ekonomi praviio, da mora priti,
ko Sc konca vojna.
Kapitalisticna ekonomiia, po-
sebno V tistih dezelah v katerih
je tehnika pred socialnimi usta-
novami tako dalec naprej, je ia
ka, da so pc nieni sedanji sesta-
vi vsled periodicnih nadproduk-
eli periodicna brezdelja neizo-
gibna. Brezposelnost pa je mo-
ra, XII straSi in tlaci ne samo de-
lavce in drzavnike, temvec tudi
one, XII 10 ustvarjajo, a vprasa-
MIA brezdelja pa nikakor ne mo-
rejo resiti. Kot je morje S svojo
plimo in oseko, isto je kapitali-
sticna ekonomija. Par let je v
Mi nekaka prosperiteta, dokler
nj kup nagrmaden = nato sle-
di depresija in brezposelnost.
Cloveku nj treba biti posebno
pameten, da to razume. Kapi-
talisticna druzba, pa &c je Sc ia
ko urejena, ne more tega pro-
blema nikdar popolnoma resiti.
Resiti ga more edino socialist
emo urejena druzba. 0 tenn Sc
DO pc vojni veliko govorilo.
o Jugoslaviji
Zadnje case precej slisimo o
Jugoslaviji, ne toliko o bojih v
Mi kot V politicnem smislu. Ne
davno so Sc SeSli v Italiji Chur-
chill, Tito in predsednik move
jugoslovanske Wade SubaSic,
da Sc posvetujejo 0 polozaju.
Nasi meScanski listi porocaio,
da steje Titova armada mad
$4,000 MOI. Zavezniki SO jo z
orozjem re precej dobro zalo-
Eli. Istotako so dolocili v to
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
Zborovanje SANSa

DELEGATE ma Sansovem zboru,
XII Sc pricne 2. sept, bodo imeli
precejSnjo nalogo. Kar Sc tice
nash ljudi v domovini, - te
svet pozna. Svojo zgodovino SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

Neznanje je delavcev najhujSi
SOvraznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

KakO to, da enim ljudem I'll
to ne more pa ne more ugOditi,
pa maj stori karkoli, to mi nika-
kor ne gre v glavo. &c je roper
duhovnike, Jim nj prav, ako je
zanje, tudi ne. &c je dictator, Sc
jeze, &c oglaSa demokraciio, pa
Sc bolj. KakSen neki bi moral
biti, da jim hi bio prav?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
SKLAD 2OO-TERIH
LISTU v PODP0RO

Pod to Oznacbo Sc priobcuje Pri-
spevke "a vzdrzevanje PrOletarca
v kampanji, Xxi jO je zasnoval pred
sednik upravnega Odbora PrOletar-
ca JOskO Oven. Apelira, ola Sc ma ia
klic odzove najmanj 200 prijateljev
lista, Xxi hi prispeyali pc SIS vsaki
ali vec.
Namen tega sklada je o~bvarOvati
list pred ZadOlzitvijO in pa " pomOc
a~gitaciji "a njegovo fazsirjenje.
ManjSi Zneski bOdo i v naprej
p%riobcevani v reguIarni koloni "Ti-
skOvni sklad Proletarca".
Nv. IZKAZ
John Mihelich, Chicago, Ill. S 500
Peter Swolsak, Chicago, Ill. 500
Joseph Cerne, Detroit,
Mich. 500
George Smrekar, w. AIiquip-
pa, Pa. 500
Andrew Kryina, Girard, O. 500
John Tancek, Girard, O. 500
Joseph F. Durn, Cleveland,
Ohio 500
John Filipich, Cleveland, o. 500
Ignac Hrescic, Pennington,
Illinois 500
Ton in Katie Petrich,
Detroit, Mich. 500
Frank Cesen, Cleveland, o. 500
SkupaJ S $500
Prejsnji izkaz 345.00
Skupaj $4,000
Prispevateljev v tenn izkaZu IL,
zadnji izkaz SO (pOmotoma izpu-
scenih g., skupaj rs, manjka Sc
125.
POpravek.-V III. izkazu Sc hi
morale glasiti, da sta prispevala
Louis in Frances Bartel, Strabane,
Pa. $3.50 namesto $500. " skupni
vsoti hi Sc morale glasiti $4,000,
namesto $2O5.0O, koncna skupna
vsota pa $4,000, namesto S350.OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

while Pat Slattery will work the Chase -Ingersoll offering while Ralph Santopietro will toot the whistle for the Scovill- Rubber clash Al Monti will officiate both Girls league games Tuesday.
 The standing:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Why Not Have Six New Sports Arenas?
By DAN PARKER

IT PAINS agitation are things this city of stand want of but sports neeG: one ess a @ 1 % % eet eeuers for it's 6anS Canal
 Psaps naive of approach the matter from the angle n even greater imposition ask them to make up the def hem But that's the only logical method of approach
 there Yankee Stadium. Polo Grounds EDbe Field, c 1 % H.1 s %ce 5 Ra,. sn @ s 1 Madison S s @ would be not only necessity but good stroke business for the ium. capacity more times year care of upon s % the of all that is sensible do want with another stadium?
 Every city one of these white elephants spwand on visited on Keo some other town that deserved it. y is horrible example This huge monument to hadesa Exposi- a in 1926 The first fight and few Army and Navy flats of South Philadelphia But about dier Field Chicago hang ther such mlstone avaIer around the municipal
 The immediate effect Municipal New York would be all the including things stand ne the can offset M the occasional football while nd lesser extent of Ebes enterprises heavy the field as eo%petor of s % % % @ h % O NW % aOrk 10 enter pain than Triboro Stadium A it isn't the Randal Island projees Therefore let satisfy any crackpo who
 
 qare; let construct municipal Building able to land without danger crashing truck 1t give that Municipal Stadium idea
 wrote few days ago about Corp Steve nudoba, Newark soldier tournament in England recently suggested Broadribb anager or Freddie M would probably eve 10 gnt under his management than in matching him poaDy should have stood in papeared
 I've received letters from two of his American many oe @ a are lurking in the bushes don't know but it quite pilot. " ~ ~ The first claimant of the role of of k who says he worked in foundry at Hillside var and had been his guiding light thrash1ng IT. T will manage him professional the
 O yeah? We'll where does that scad Broadway Sa social me reads in brother 1t his intention when the professional under management He the brother enage Of when he was boxing instructor Field Spokane Wash" ' ~f'' up 70 press nour neither Al We'll Pete Reilly
 Copyright, 194A, King Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
SCOvILL, RUBBER HOOP HEADL|NER
 AT " SUNDAY

Second round action in the First and Second Industrial Basketball Leagues will begin tomorrow after noon at the Central ''Y'' gym with triple header.
 Two of the games will bring to- gether First Division clubs, Chase meeting Ingerson at PAS while Scovill SERA takes on U. s. Rub Der at 4 in the headliner. Bristol Company and Waterbury Button are listed in a Second Division af- fair at 1:30 o'clock.
 Chase captured first round hon. orS last Wednesday with @ smash ing 50-12 triumph over Benrus while Rubber upset favored Brass com bine, 50-38. On Wednesday evening American Brass encounters Water bury Tool in 9:15 tilt while Seth Thomas tackles Benrus at 8 o'clock.
 Bristol and Button put on a thrilling tussle in 6 first round clash three weeks ago, and tomor- rows second series battle should be another ding dong offering. Both teams will be fighting for top po- Sition in the Second Division play.
 Ingersoll will be the underdog against Chase, winner of nine in a row in the opening series, but Coach George Graham's Clockers will try for an upset tomorrow afternoon. Chase will be without the services of Dave Karpavich, stellar forward, who joined the Navy the other day.
 Rubber, sporting 8 revamped lineup, expects to furnish the tor First Division clubs with plenty of opposition in the coming series The Borough boys will show several newcomers in Sweet, Carlson anc Overmeyer and Roy Murphy's SERA entry will have to play z stellar brand of basketball ir Sundays feature to get by Rubber
 On Tuesday evening, at the Brooklyn "Y'' surface, the Girls Dusty League will offer 8 twin bill starting at o'clock with Ingersol and Benrus hooking up in what should be a close, interesting tus. sle. Scovill and Waterbury Too are listed in the o'clock presenta. tion. Chase, which has won al three starts, has a bye this coming week.
 Gus Lonergan will handle th' BriStol-Button clash tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Jack Drow-S84,87O

New York, January 29 = (UP)- Despite a lamed left leg, veteran Sammy Angott's persistent attack earned a 10-round draw last night with favored Beau Jack in their twin n-championed lightweight non- title bout before @ turn-away crowd of 19,133 at Madison Square Garden.
 Battling before the biggest crowd and for the biggest gate - $S4, 87O- of the year, 29-year-oh Angott, who is recognized as lightweight cham pion by the National Boxing Asso- citation, fought 22-year-old Jack to a standstill. Jack is recognized aS 135-pound king in New York, Penn Sylvania and New Jersey.
 It was a close, bitterly contested brawl that kept the Gardens gird- CTS vibrating with the roar of the huge crowd during most the milling. The action was so fast, and the trend of battle see-sawed in such fashion that the rounds were hard to score, and the complete disagree ment of the three ring officials re- suited in . just draw decision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
.STANDOUT MEN, W 0 M EN TO AID
 PARALYSIS FUND

One of the most elaborate pro- grams of bowling ever offered To- cal duckpin followers will feature the Carnival of Champions" bene- fit event for the Infantile Paralysis fund, at the Sena Recreation center on North Main St., this afternoon starting at 2:30 o'clock. No less than 12 present and former title-holderS will perform on the card arranged especially for the sports committee of the Infantile fund by Match maker Sam Sena.
 Among the participants will be the leading bowlers of New Haven, Hartford, Bristol, Middletown, and Waterbury including Mike DeBella, and Lee and Helen Romanwoski of Hartford; Johnny Bianchi, Mike Wena, Joe Servillo, Pete Wargo, and Herbie Berger representing the M. & B. BomberS of the New Haven Dusty League; Harry Peters, Dixie Sweepstakes champion from Bristol, Steve Witkowski, holder of several worlds and New England records and George Simpson, Joe Lovallo, Ed Schnitzel, Sammy Zaza and Mike Sharon of the Mercantile league.
 The Winchester Repeating Arms company is sending two teams, one men and one women, to oppose representatives from the Water bury Tool All Stars under the direc- tion of Pat DiBiaSe will face the Winchester Rifles of the New Haven Dusty league while the Watco Girls will oppose the Winchester "Rifle- ettes".
 Attractive
 Much interest will be centered in the special women's singles match between Flo Reynolds of this city and Helen Romanowski of Hart ford. The RomanowsH sisters, Helen and Lee, will also compete against the local team of Nellie Cone and Mary Sweeney Ladden.
 Waterbury Tool bowlerS who will take part in the Winchester-Watco matches are Pat DiBiase, Roy Craig, Walter Cummings, Ray Lindahl and Tommy Civitate.
 me Waterpury Tool girls team under the direction of Louis Manzo will have Ann Walsh, Peg Buckley. Ruth Kantor, Dottie Slason, and Evelyn Wilson.
 Entire proceeds of the Carnival will be turned over to the Infantile fund. The sports committee of the campaign is comprised of Chairman Bill Derwin, John Cluney, "Chick" Kelley, Hank" O'Donnell, Jimmy Longo. Francis "Doo" McInerney and Vincent E. Maloney. Lewis s. Reed is treasurer.
 The lineup of matches for the Carnival is as follows:
 Singles-To Reynolds (Watby) vs. Helen Romanowski (Htfd).
 Harry Peters (BristoO vs GeorHe Simpson (Watby).
 Doubles-H. & L. Romanowski (Htfd) vS Nellie Cone and Mary Ladden (Watby).
 Steve Witkowsd Mike DeBeIa (HtfG vs Sharon and Zaza (Wtby).
 Bianchi-Wena (NE1) vs Lovallo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Bennett, CobroI At Hartford Tuesday

Hartford, January 29. Many local boxing enthusiasts think that Joe Bennett will be biting off more than he can chew in facing Freddie Cabral of Boston in Tuesday nights ten-round star bout at the Hartford Auditorium.
 For Cabral has been impressive to say the least in winning five bouts in as many appearances here. The night he knocked out Joe Cans at Foot Guard Hall. the spectators saw a youngster who had the makings of 8 champion and nearly raised the roof with a spontaneous ovation &C., corded the BoStonian.
 His two-round kayo of Eddie Bangs, an easy victory over Rego Dell, an impressive triumph over "Cat" Robinson as boxing moved
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
PorochioI School Basketball

Sacred Hearts and St. AEargaret's Parochial school teams played humdinger of . hoop game yester- day, won by the Hearts, 16 to E. after the teams were 7-6 at half time, Sacred Hearts leading. Hop kins scored nearly half his team points with two field goals and three free-throws, Meehan and Flanagan getting four each for the Cracker Hill array.
 In another game, St. JoSeph's eaS- fly defeated SS. Peter and Paul, 24 to 6 the losers having been unde- feated in league play to date. Ganl- uska and Miller got 12 and 6 points for St. Joe's, while the east end lads were held to two field goals in the game. At half time the score was Il to 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Bowling CamiDal 7oday Second Round Dusty
K. of L., Meriden's
 Endees Set Sunday

At least '.half of Brooklyn" and many basketball fans from other parts of the city and Naugatuck are expected to be on hand for the second meeting of the Meriden En- dees and K of L Club Sunday night at St. Joseph's hall. Though leading at half time, the Liths wound up a loser at Meriden and are all out to even the series and possibly play a third game.
 Scheduled for S:30 p. m. Man ager Joe Samoska of the K of L has lined up two good games, the first to start at 7:30 o'clock. In the main contest the K of l. starters will be picked from the following squad: Joe Swasey, Joe Boley, Joe Joyce, Frank SaldukaS, Sonny Ri- naldi, Chet Wojack, Bill McDer- mott, Jack Delaney, Larry Bulette and Pete Pomponio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Walsh RoIIies To
 Defeat Webster

Able to score but two points in be first half of the game, Walsh rme through handsomely to de-
 lat Webster 12 to 8 in a Grammar
 ;hool headliner yesterday which ctracted a record crowd of five
 lndred fans and $50 toward the |lfantile Parlysis Fund, more than |as been realized from any local anne of high school or grammar Fhool type.
 Santoguido's seven points for ralsh was tops for both teams; the |inners getting 10 in the second |alf as Webster was held to three |eld goals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

FIRST HOCKEY MATCH There was an international |ockey match between England nd . Dutch team from Haarlem ] 1891.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
HOLDS HIS WEIGHT

Bobby Riggs, professional tennis star, has held the same weight 136 pounds or less ever since he first came East in 1926.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

to the Auditorium, and firSt-round knockout over Manuel Rosa added stature to Cabral's fistic promise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

Schnitzel (WatpSo.
 Servillo Wargo (ND vs Team to be selected.
 Team Matches-Waterubry Tool AL vs Winchester Rifles (NH.
 Waterbury Tool girls vs Win chester "Rifle-ettes".
 Honorary referees-John DeRit- ter, bowling editor, Hartford Times; Joseph E. Wirtz, recreation direc- tor M. & B. Hfg. Go. of New Ha- ven; and "Scotty" McDonald, New Haven Register.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

Dolf Camilli owns a 1,711-acre cattle ranch at Laytonville, Cal, which he has named Ball Dia- mond."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
New Haveners
 Top WBC Varsity

Boys Club Varsity fared no better on their home floor than in New Haven against the class Boys Club outfit from the Elm City, which again walloped Art verry's champs 68 to 31 lass night at the Cottage Place court. Four of the visitors scored IA to IS points each; Stan Grey, Felix Longo and Jack Delaney doing most of the scoring for the WBC Varsity.
 In a prelin, Junior Varsity won a 48-20 game from the 333 Club, Camelio and Iannacone scoring 13 points per player.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
COACH CAN'T SWIM

Bob Kijfuth, famous Yale swim ming coach, can't swim stroke He watches the underwater style ot swimmers by means of a diving helmet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
FOR GOOD LUCK

FOR GOOD LUCK
 Every member of the New York |angers professional hockey team hs 8 four-leaf clover taped to his lick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Pearl St. Games

Dixwell Avenue Rangers. Seniors and Juniors from the New Haven Negro Community house were to meet Senior and Junior teams at Pearl Street Community House to- night, starting at 8 p. m. Dtxweu Rangers won game from PSAC earlier this month. Dancing will follow the games.