The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
 e'I'his  Sporting World
Dots And Doskos
By JOHN 4. CLUNEY

Watorhurya polish~A American club, headed by pr. Joe May, tho b0wlor- golsOr-setback end kadmlrton star, Wlll bo weIl-fepfeeented ct the Eric dey fights In our town, ttAs week, Co geo Victor Jade, whose correct surname is Jadrich and ig now Q member Of the US I aratlnio 9efvs ict. A note from his trainef, Ray Arcol, Co tho writer indicates that Jade has plenty of promise aElG is being pointed Co outpoint the strong, sturdy, left.hookine RoAche, who gets Q title bout with sai partola At Boston November iTth for the NEA i20 pound crown. Arcel writes that Jade stopped one Horace Lefts wich in two rounds, 6 boy who went ten rounds with Roache. The 1ettofg manager, George Sheppard alleges, afflrms and swearg on Frank Moiis kos Encyclopedia Of Sports that Ars col and Bob olir, former Hb pound llght-heavyweiaht champion eT0LM the boxer, Jade. who had first been brought to @heppardJ attention by Sonny Horne . good middieweigift from Mics, Ohio, also handled by Sheppard abOut a year aRo. Jade ls also slippobed to have stopped the 20 straight winning streak Of one Frankie Grenada, fastsFlslfig East Side featherweieht . we shall see
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 First of two fCE SHOWS At
 New Haven is the FoLEfES,
 scheduled for December through
 10, according to word from Uncle Nate podoiofs Sergeant Joe
 Louis, worlds heavyweight cham
 pion is running out of ready
 money, what with income tax,
 etc.; % will box eight November
 threo round exhibitions, one of
 them in New Haven on the eighth
 vE next month which is next week.
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 You can wager ell the TIN EARS on Jacobs Beach. that the current buzz along 10th street, between sixth and Eight avenues, is the Joe Gould court martial, which began at the Brooklyn Army base yesterday. Gould ls manager of James ]. Brad" dock, ex.heavy champ, now an Army captain accused of "accspt- Ing remuneration" (dIsAFTD by ifls fluencing award of Army contracts to certain bidders the Park Dee partment Touch Football trophy to be given the school team winning tho league play now iFi prograss is on display at the sports emporium on East Main street, propped by Julius Beinor, who can pick c four. Sta- mudder wlnier out Of a field of 20 any rainy day at PascoAg .. [. Alderman Johnny kopcha, home on Q furlough gave the Yale Bowl and WAveriy Inn Q heavy play last Aats urday. He has little time Co pick cole loge football winners these days. Ney York's Downtown Athletic Club is polling sports editors once more to make e choice for outstanding COLLEGE football player of the year, meaning an undergraduate Of an accepted college or university, iIi" cluding West Point and Annapolis. The boy who gets most votes of sports eds oil over the nation gets the Heisman Trophy. awarded on. nually since 1885 to Jay BsTwangor, Chicago; Larry Kelley, Yale; Clint Frank, Yale; Davey ODrien, Texas Christian (now an pBf sharp. shooter) Nile Kinnick, lowe: (killed In action as pilot Of . Navy plane) Tom Harmon, Michigan, Bruce Smith, Minnesota, Prank sinkwich, Georgia and Angelo Bertelli, NotFe Dame--Lieut. II. Merriman, Jr.; Watertown golfer, now Navy of- ficer, overseas, sends copy of Stars and Stripes, widest-read ssFvices mans newspaper, which carried an Item regarding an unfortunate ocs curance in which Q certain party was "bslted on the whiskery", as the article 50 ingraciousiy prociaims to all the world.
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 Nine o'clock in the morning iB an odd time for 6 boxing bout, yet. one can't expect scoviil ii:30 to 1:S0 war-workers to get home and to bed by 7:4S every morning. So, many of them will gather at the SERA cen. ter in Doolittle Alley tomorrow morning, where there VIII be plenty doing when Nick the Gimp. the Brooklyn Battler and Kid Lillis of Luckville put the gloves on for a HALF ROUND or SO. Nick talks a great fight, according to Manager Tony Barbieri the Lillis front man, while Jack 6harkey, the little guy with the cement chin, ayers that Lillis win be draped with a lily in his hand, as soon as Nick the Gimp finds the target. Prank Smith, editor of scoviii Bulletin is holding page one for the result