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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-06-08
Torrineton Ties
Series In Bristol

Bristol, June Turn about being
fair play, the Naugatuck Valley
baseball champs from Torrington
High bounded back from their seven
run shutout at the hands of Harry
Hintz, earlier this week to nifty
SO shutout of their own, marked
on the strength Of one-hit pitching
by Carmen Mele, the best hitting
pitcher in the state this season, from
all accounts. The roly-poly visiting
pitcher faced but q Bristol batters;
Elliott getting a scratch single on
a hunted ball in the sixth. Mazini,
the Torrington boy who spoiled
Hintz' no-hit bid last Tuesday. got
"3 for S" today to stretch his con-
secutive game hitting streak to If
teen. Mele, got two hits in addition
to his excellent pitching; Benefit
also getting 2 Of the 10 singles.
Summary.
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HEAVY HITTING,
GOOD PITCHING
IN C.Y.O. LOOP

In the Catholic Youth Organiza.
ton baseball league, one game will
be played tonight with st. Johns Of
WATERFOWL and st. Joseph's to meet
at Hamilton Park No. diamond at
6 p. m. Eight of the league teams
saw action last night, with the
eleventh team, from Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel parish, having drawn a
bye this week. Given good weather,
tonight's games should be worth
while watching.
st. Francis Xavier and st. Michaels
Of Waterville played the closest Of
four contests last night, the hill"
contingent winning to 8. st.
Thomas got 10 runs In the first in
ming to defeat Immaculate Concep-
ton II to 8, while st. Lucys shut
out SITS. Peter and Paul by IA runs.
No Hit, Big Bat
No-hit pitching by Riccuitti, who
took the mound for st. Lucy's for
the first time In two years since his
grammar school days at Webster;
and extra-base hitting by Perrotti,
who banged out a double, triple and
homer for the winners, batting a
perfect 1000 because be got a base
on balls in four trips to the plate,
was responsible for the exception
showing of the north end team.
Blessed Sacraments doubled the
score on st. Francis of Naugatuck
10 to in another game played.
Scores Of last nights games by in
nings:
st. Thomas .... 10 OIL 3O-17 10 2
Immaculate -. 3 90 CO. 3
Passerelli and Daley; Grenick, Dav-
Is and Evon.
st. Lucy's ....... 420 71x--14 ~ 0
IS. Peter-Paul :. 900 600 o 0
Ricculittl and SRtagata; Stack
and Sicily, Boisverc
y. Sacrament 900 COS 5-10 Q
st. Francis ... 100 1913 o. 4
]. Palomba and Fercuccl; Mascola
and Blackie.
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Star Golfers Play
At Philadelphia

Philadelphia, June S-(UP)-A
star-studded field Of 1919 golfers teed
off today in the first round Of the
72-hole $l7,500 Philadelphia Inquirer
War Bond invitation tournament to-
day.
Playing over the spacious Torres
dale frankfort Country Club course
sectional champions, both amateur
and professional, from all parts OF
the nation, inaugurated the four
day medal play tourney for the top
prize Of $6,700 in War Bonds.
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Riccuitti and Perotti may not be
italian for Gallagher and Shean, but
those are the names Of two st,
Lucy CYO baseball players. The
first named, pitched a no-hit game
in his first try on the mound in
about two years, last evening; while
the latter hit a double, triple and
homer for a slick piece of stick
work which added up to 1000 bat
ting as he walked In his one other
trip to the plate. Waterbury's
Benny Singleton and his manager,
Chuck Williams went to New York
yesterday with the idea Of getting
even" with one Leon johnson,
knockout winner over Singleton
last February. Trained to the min
ute, the local colored lightweight
was confident, as he moved toward
the New York AC to meet johnson
last night in an amateur AAU sane
toned bout. However, Benny and
Chuck went JUST FOR THE RIDE,
as the manager of the boy who won
by a knockout over the Pearl street
lad, said johnson was mot ready
for Singleton, but was ready to
take on some easier pickins'--which
he did. However. Benny may be
back to NY again or perhaps will
show in Boston Ferrill Zufelt,
one of the best jockeys in the bus
mess Of guiding horses, is not writ
ten or talked about In comparison
to Arcaro, Perrnane, Meade (who
starts riding again today or Long
den, but FL did having three WIN
ners and a place horse in his FIRST
FIVE mounts at the new Acque-
duct meeting -. Sailor Dan Ma
lagutti, a former member of Dan
ny Martins boxing stable, Is home
for % day furlough. Having seen
Navy action, Dan also had the
pleasure of three weeks In a rest
camp In northern IRELAND, where.
he says the country is beautiful and
the people friendly Proving
that the end of the world has not
come when championship team Is
shut out TO with one hit, the Tor
rington High valley champs went to
Bristol yesterday and came home
with SO shutout over the team
that humbled them so badly earlier
this week. Carmine Mele pitched
the one-hitter, then got two of the
ten Torrington hits to just about
win his own game Jake Banks,
the JOE PALOOKA of the Brooklyn
A. G. CAL champs of 1941 is bat
ting at 500 clip with the p and
w Aircraft team in West Hartford.
He batted in three of 7 runs scored
against NY Bushwicks last week.
Softball score, ala BASKET
BALL: Outlaws of AMI defeated
West Tube "a to 10 last night in a
Metal Hose interdepartment league
game last night.
VVvVvvV
Boston Posts Bob Coyne. one Of
my favorite sports cartoonists
turned out one of the cleverest
drawings Of the year, day or two
ago. 1t showed a Yank beside his
machine-gun somewhere overseas,
with a portable radio beside the
rat-tat-tatter. Over the radio comes
the declaration: 1.-The ST. LOUIS
BROWNS are now In FIRST place
in the American league" The SOL
dier, listening, says or thinks to
himself: them GERMAN PROPA-
GANDA guys just won't stop at
ANYTHING"
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Girls SoftboII

Softball playing has created con-
siderable local interest among gram
mar and parochial school girls, as
IS. Peter and Paul won O close 7
to game from Woodrow Wilson
yesterday afternoon. In another
game. East Farms girls defeated H.
S. Chase IS to 8, the winners hav-
ing a big third inning, which pro-
duced seven runs. Three home runs
were In the two games. a pair OF
homers by Miss Daddona OF East
Farms, whole Miss Sawosta Of
Woodrow Wilson got one circuit
clout.
Today, woodrow Wilson meets
Anderson, East Farms VS.. Maloney
"B" Chase and Maloney "A" and
IS. Peter and Paul VS.. Hendricken.
All games at 4 p. m, Hamilton Park
diamonds.
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Tool SoftboII

Receiving Department batters OF
the Waterbury Tool softball league
were unable to keep up with at
least one Of the Jonses, as Acc
counting won a o to game last
night at BIB Stadium. Russ Jones
gave nine hits. but spread them
out like a pound OF batter On .
boarding house table. George Koran
and Joe 10y were the rival batters
who made a favorable impression
on the ball, with their Aurora
shilalahs.
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COACH SHOWS HOW
WITH HOLE-IN-O ONE

Fayetteville, Ark (UP)-One thing
about Bud Tomlin, assistant foot
ball coach at the University Of Ar
kansas-he never asks his athletes
to something he can't do better.
So 1t was while he was instructing
q class In golf recently. firing OF
watching his class blunder through
two holes Of golf. Tomlin picked up
a club on the third tee.
Nov watch this, fellow" he
said.
He swung. the ball sailed In an
arc toward the distant greenland
q hole-in-one.
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Probable Pitchers
(By United Press)
NATIONAL IEAGIlE

Philadelphia (Gerheauser 2-5 and
Barrett $50 at Brooklyn Head 90
and Davis 3-4)-Two games--l:30
p. m, EWT.
Boston (Tobin GA at New York
(Voiselle 5-D-2:30 p. m, EWT.
Chicago (Wyse 4-6) at Pittsburgh
(Roe 4-3)-3:l5 p. m, EWT.
st. Louis (Lanier CID at Cincin-
natl (Walters $4,000 p. m,
EWT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York (Bonham 2-3) at Bos-
ton woods l-4)-6:00 p. m, EWT.
Washington wynn 3-6) at Phil
adelphia (Black 3-5)-3:l5 p. M.
EWT.
Detroit (Trout TAD at Chicago
Dietrich 6-4)-3:00 p. m, CWT.
Cleveland calvert 1-0 at St
Louis CMuncrief 4-2-s:3o p. M,
CWT.
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SLEEPING SYSTEM

who couldn't
Although he often counted sheep!
so ne tried diffrent mehod-the
instead OF sheep he stretch
.,.. - FRANK HERMAN
some $4,000 Tor charities the part the
management 10 30 through with the on
LOT no oher reason than because allows
and pnony patriots the turf this model
Whicn tney nate because gives the
Copyright 1914, King Features Syndicate)
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TURFNfEN ARE AMUSED al tt,e snenr ran ANA oonoo

rufdEN ARE AMUSED at the sheer gall and implicit
recent suggestion by pompous
sheets who Is wont to look
press fellows who don't know
recently suggested match between
Just as the owner these two stabemates
IN competition and expose them injury idle whi
ne pavo that the typewriter Jockey ridiculous
suggestion wants Ben Jones Of the
MN give Iwngnt Tears boy his riding
ured by those who know that this Twilight
from OF the Central
with large letters. ~ ~ N
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BerteIIi To Marry

West Springfield, Mass, June B.
(UP)-Second 1t. Angelo Bertelli,
%, OF the U. s. Marine Corps, Notre
Dame football star during the past
season, and Miss Gilda l.. Passerei-
nj, %, both o this town, will wed
here July 8. They filed marriage
intentions yesterday.
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Large Entry List For
$50, 900 Mass.

Boston, June 7-(UP)-Thirty-
seven enthusiastically every top
handicap horse in the nation-have
been nominated for the 10th running
Of the $4,000 added Massachusetts
handicap that will be staged at
Suffolk Downs race track July 10,
1t was announced today.
One Of the most lucrative purses
in the nation for thoroughbreds, the
entries include such outstanding
performers as stir Up. Devil Diver.
Prince Quillo, Alsab, Thumbs Up,
Founders. Eurasian, Aletern, Sun
Again and Slide Rule.
With four eligibles. the Greetree
stables was the leading nominator
for the stake event.
RNTV WAR RnnSna ANN STAMPS
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HERBERT BAY

HERBERT BAYARD swOPES campaign against five percent
Federal tax on bets probably
would happen to his Tropical Park this
breakage bite which
Swops argument that five
new York tracks would drive
doesn't stand up when the effects the tax
ALREADY prevails Florida
his eleemosyary partners the pany
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Notes


Notes
Second round gets underway Sun
day with only one game left I'M
played from the first series. That
is the opening day game between
the Hills and Brooks which was
rained out.
Big item of the week Is the re-
port that Decker, Hills pitcher, will
not be with the defending cham
pions for the rest of the season.
Manager Pat Quilter will show
several newcomers against the re-
juvenated Brooks Sunday.
Word comes from Baltimore that
the All American Amateur Baseball
Federation tournament will be held
at Baltimore starting Sept. 7th. The
National Amateur Federation COM
petition opens the same weekend
at Youngstown, Ohio for the fourth
consecutive year.,
Manager Otto Mccain reports
that the Naugatuck Thomas Club
Zephyrs will be well heeled" for
their second brush with the league
leading Tribunes Sunday. The
Naugy outfit won the first game
and are confident of repeating.
Tribune A. G. followers cleaned
up on Sundays victory over the
washington Hills. "Packy" Shea
and his Ivory Hunters roamed
the state last week looking for added
strength and finally came home to
md out that the two best ball
players on the loose we're soldiers
Benny Yokza and Gene Czaplicki,
Czaplicki looks every inch ball
player and demonstrated his hitting
ability By garnering two singles and
double.
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Hits
IlunA
Fights Last Night
INV United Press)

Philadelphia - Ike williams. lS4
10. Trenton, N. j., decisioned Sam
my Angott, 14o la, Washington
Pa, (10).
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Hartford SO, Scranton 0 (O2
Wiilxes-Barr 81. Albany 0 90 q
Utica as, Willamsport (7)
Binghamton 3-16, Elmira OF
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SfnndinEi

Games Today
Hartford at Wilkes-Barre
Utica at Elmira
Albany at Scranton
BinEhamton at Williamsport
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Sundays Schedule

DuHuUyB SCHeUuIt
1:45-Washington Hills VS. Brook
Ign A. c.
4;00-Thomas Club VS. Tribune A..
G.
Aviglianese A. c.. bye.
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Games Today
New York at Boston (twilight)
Washington at Philadelphia
Detroit at Chicago
Cleveland at st. Louis (night)
Games Tomorrow
Cleveland at st. Louis (night)
Washington at Philadel. (night)
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City Amateur League Notes

For the first time this season,
Aviglianese followers failed to COM
plain about the umpiring. 1t wasn't
necessary when the italian club
finally did little hitting behind Ted
Grabeck who has been the victim
OF hit famines" several times of
late.
The Tribes looked strong enough
Sunday against Pat Quilter's cham
pions but what will happen In the
future remains to be seen since
Manager "Packy" Shea is gambling
on those furloughing soldiers.
Mike fiesta Of the Hills had a
chance to do lot Of damage when
he came up In the ninth with the
bases loaded. However, he hit at
one Of Gerry Floods first pitches
and popped 1t to the infleld.
The AviglianeSe A. G. is planning
on entering team in the City
Parks league which opens in q cou-
pie of weeks. It's good idea. AS
long as there is junior league no.
body will have to worry about the
kids getting break" (Brooklyn
A. @. take note.)
Regular City league fans: Frank
Downs, Johnny Wrenn. Roland Rug
giero, Jim Walsh, Whitley" Zubras,
Joe Pom Pom" Lovallo, Frank Gia-
Gin, Harry Melvin.
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BROOKLYNs SEA QUEsTIoN

rye seen the team In satin SUITS searching passion
I've eyed DurOchers fancy tOgs-the fashion
JACK Collins and the Rickeys too give lesson
MS some display but by the Charley Dresser?
u. l.. M,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 5
New York 6, Boston 2
Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati :
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Unfit For Army, Sugar
Ready For Garden Bouts
By
DAN PARKER

SGT. RAY ROBINSON when Louis and
the other American boxers sailed Europe received medical
SUge from the Army which suggests the awful possibility OF return
bout between him Henry
doubt that the physical
to fight in the Army win disQuaNfy
happened 9Th Avenue alb.
attor last Friday would Boxing
physicians everywhere examine the discharge fighters
leased from the physical
ments win not bob them fight For in
stance shoulders the thought happen TO the fans
crrence of the amnes which seized him the night Henry
Armstrong and him that
not carry him back old Virginia That another
Ray missed - ~
is inevitable Robinson
meet in the future their
interesting invad cigarette money the more physically IT.
bank clerks and bookkeepes participating
would be most timely
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CONTEMPORY figures that gross profit from
last Saturdays $SO0OOO tracks four
percent share amounted to $S2OO including $780,
600 prize for the BemOnt Stakes leaving $4,000
profit But what about the admission
which must have tOtaIed well exceu
the admission r
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Games To-day

Games Today
st. Louis at Cincinnati (nighC
Philadelphia at Brooklyn ca
Boston at New York
Games Tomorrow
Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)
Boston at Brooklyn (nighO
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Runs Bntted In

Schultz, Dodgers .... ... 81
Welntraub, Giants ....... %
kurowski, Cardinals .... go
Galan, Dodgers ,,......,.. 30
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday Results
Boston 8, New York /
Chicago 3, Detroit /
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the thoughts Of what would happen to their little gold
dlonal tackled
about % counting breakage suckers would
ably bak at bucing that percentage part of it all tina:
the track wouldn't
but would 1t the
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THE PREMATURE REPORT Of the
appropriately enough during the Stakes
which Pensve beaten Bounding Home outsider That
made q total Of two false n Stakes ~
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Runs-Bonettl, Mele 2, Mazark,
Rosenbeck. Errors-Cass, Careb 2,
ted in-Mazlni Toro, Mazard, Ros-
enbeck. Stolen bases-Toro, Mazark,
Rosenbeck. Double plays Toro,
Callahan. Left on bases-Torrlngton
0. Bristol 0. Bases on balls-off
Mele o, Chaplin /. Struck out-by
Mele I; Chopin J. oWsianke a Il, Pass Pas :.
-Mele. Losing pitcher-Chapin..
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Home Runs

OFT, Giants ..,... ~
Kurowski, Cardinals ...
Cullenbine. Indians .......
Nieman. Braves ......,,....
Eight Players Tied with -. 6
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BRISTOL

z-Struck out for Tracy in 9th
zz-Grounded out for Cass in 9th
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Odds and Ends

v v " Wv v v
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Major League
Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE

(By United Press)
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Mrs. Helen Peterson Rihbany, New
York.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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Torrington. os1o1O ooo-5 10 0
Bristol 80. 900 900 0l0-0 z
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YESTERDAYS STAR-Manager
Mel OFT of the New York Giants,
whose two homers accounted Tor
half of his teams runs as New York
beat Boston, So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
10Th |nniinQ
Honners Win
BY JAKE BERSON

There is little more exciting In
baseball than game-winning home
&runs in an extra inning. Two sand
ylotters in the Detroit Baseball
Federation came through with
snch blows yesterday TO win.
George Tuschak. Virgies short
stop in Class A, connected with
one out in the tenth 10 give
Virgies a 4-3 victory over Suffrin,
its fourth straight.
In Class 3. Bob Kerr. husky
Sans first baseman also delivered
in the tenth 10 beat JAW ia
1919. the latter's first setback in
five games.
KEEPS PACE
Pepsi-Cola kept pace with Virg-
los by easily whipping Vickers,
1913, with Leon wilkins collecting
four hits. In other Class A games,
Auto Club disposed OF Detroit
Police, Sd and Shorty Moran Club
won its first game by scoring i'm
the tenth 10 beat Paris, 81, after
Paris had tied il in the ninth
with four runs.
One-hit pitching by George
Dumas gave Arthurs its fifth in
row in Class B as JAW 154.
bowed, 4-2. Ronald Bricker's
and Progressive each chalked up
fourth victories in five starts,
Wurm's swapping JAW LAP, 1873
and Progressive trimming JAW
ZIP. 1914.
Baird continued unbeaten In
Class d. winning No. ; over
Kowalski, 5-3. as Hal Hudson
allowed four hits, lakewood Aces.
meanwhile. ran lis string to four
by downing Wurlitzer. 1913. Leo
Christante of lakewood. who last
week famed %. added l9 more
victims.
In the American Legion League,
Police Post was still unbeaten
after banking Briggs. go Art
Hihhard allowing only four hits.
Stay on the Job TO BuiId Niet|ry--
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Credit BnddH Young:

For Illinois track victory i'm
Central Coilegiates Saturda y
where he won the 100, 220 and
broadjump U. NJ. had only
HUME twins. BOB and ROSS,
who won mile in dead heat in
Alas.
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Bad 0ufnumber Good
Men al FaiNieW

Wrestling mad men outnumber
the good boys" for tomorrow
nights battle royal outdoors at
Mack Park. There are five mat
ruffianS to three OF the other type.
The villains are Stanley Buresh,
Buddy Knox, Rufus Jones. Angelo
Martinelli and Martini Angelo. The
others are frankie Hart, Dale
Wayne and George Connel.
- staV nm. the Ioh Ia Ra,ild NIctovv
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Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daly prints in the
Night Edition only the name Of a horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets OF the day
The code key appears each night In the
Eight star and Red Line editions n num-
Der corresponding 70 each letter OF the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrow code follows.
Al B-2t ca D-S0 E-22 F-is G-3a
HIS I-ss ~ XII la N-aS rs o.,
Pas ole R-4 S-e6 T-fO Us N-Gs We
\-27 l-41 u
Clip this code key l. will enable you
to remember the name Of tomorrow's code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
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German United Soccer Club. the
oldest in Michigan, celebrated its
twentieth year in competition by
winning from Schwaben of Chs
'cago, 3D., yesterday at Mack Park.
Walter Vagnetti got the winning
goal
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Class 6

Bengals s Ioyces
BINS IS, St John Canims
Bears II. Sports Club ;.
shAmrocks Is, Kings Z.
Scorpions II. Dukes ..
Cardinals 10. Teamsters =.
Viviano e. Warriors 2.
Kozarsn rs. Blackhawks q.
Detroit Mamera 10. Detroit Guns D
Wolves &, Personal
Iaskv ?, Catholic Central
= stay on the Job "a Build Victory -
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The basic whiskies IN Sohorley Reserve
blended whiskey are supplied only from
pretodr stocks Our didIIeries are noio pro.
ducing only alcohol jor p0r uses. Schenley
has produced no rphiskey since Oct 1912.
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Class B

CLAYTON t.ambeft O03 90 IS :
OskWpod BPlacHsts 721- feG2 III 10 ,
err~----F brown sr-i H1rf~- t.'rsr~s5- ktT-T7
Pnxei kas1NcA and FAfino
Federal Aogui 90 100 0O0 ? Z >
Associated 0Ss 2lO TX ia IS 4
Christie Gsniiis prxytuisky ara I.aupe
Mariner and Sslolw
Continental 000 non 00o
Rsv's 100 100 nON2
p cushard and n Cashard. McCatty
So Knds
Jaw i5s 0i2 Oh 000S
y retA o1o Oo0 600
stun and Nstresn. Hsrisbsn and
Grriih
Jaw IA ~ 0iN 90 ~ >
worms 221 022 2n-l3 l3
Andrews PslschoWsn Apd FAniots
fishback arr LindberEh
Progressive l03 20 5000 - ;
LAW 7l2 100 i20 u0O- { ~ 4
Rs4vsr Presley ana CirpNoWski, Kali
rcwSsI KovAc and Rltkneski
sans u22 i0i 20i 10 -
JAW 10 600 80 l13 y >
HAYES and Peters wssson, hsigs and
MliGsn.
Dixie oNn "'N OOH -
GRIMM SO 900 wv D
Cnapp. DsFrsnrtsco ana PendsrEfass
A-p.,.. o07 0iO 100 Z Ia 2
IAW "a 0in 600 O0i 2
Duriss ard Zimmerman Pio'roWsh.
Solder a~d pOrtNne
Ar PSv.r-F. n. n. Detroit -
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Class A

Sturrn ITO TOO 600 ? 4
Srgies TOT 0ai DOL 4
Hall and Lorsngsr Lacey and Thom-
500
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