The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
This Sporting World
Friday Fish And Chips
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Edward Fauntleroy Keenan, whose pigskin prognoStication, was very definite in his pre-game opinion that Nays middies from Anna polls would "take'' Notre Dame, so he went to Baltimore and saw them do it; though he admitted some lit- tie surprise at the final score 32 to 13, the Irish" losing a couple of touchdownS on penalties. as for tomorrow's game of the week., MT. K is convinced that Army will beat Notre Dame for the first time since, 1892 by IA points or better. And, let me add, Eddie's college football selections are not to be laughed off where the more important games are concerned, especially in the east.
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 Merry Mike (Smiler) Kelly, who once blew a trumpet in a local band, is doing right well for himself in Baltimore, where he is connected with the IVA (Nation- al Youth Administration working with police and the Knights of Columbus in the Maryland met ropolis. |. Jimmy Altman of Washington Hill, a roommate of Ed Keenan at Washington col- lege, is a professor in Baltimore City College. Y. Kelly, by the way, was Washington College football captain in 1925 at Chestertown, Md. Charley Beckman, as we knew him in the 1930'S around Waterbury, when he was a north end basketball team manager and interested in local sports, now signs his monicker Charles B. Schick" and has become a POLL T1C1AN way out west in Las Ve- gas, Nevada; where he has been directing the campaign of Senator Pat McCarran CD, Nevada and Congressman Berkeley Bunker. Looks like Democratic sweep here" he writes. McCarran, you might not know, is the current arch-enemy of Connecticut busi- ness, large as small, as he is the author of the idea to curtail or hold up RECONVERSION to nor- nal industry in Il northeastern states, and has been a special verb- al target of reelected Republican governor Ray Baldwin during his recent campaign.
 al target of reelected governor Ray Baldwin during his recent campaign.
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 Joe Louis, boxing a three-round exhibition e mins. each) at Hart ford'S wrestling show last night against Dee Amos, ancient N. c. Negro heavy, drew less than $2,385 .. Louis poundage was announced at 2t2,T with 16 ounce gloves as the medium of leather exchange good old Tom Collins, now listed as 8 New Haven boxer is paired with Red Doty on the Pep-Lewis program next Tuesday in Hartford. Next week at New York's Garden" it's Bobby Ruffin of Long Island (where'd I see that guy?) and John- ny Greco of Montreal in the main go at $500 ringside, and how have yoll been? =. Cheshire Academy wants a game for Saturday Nov. IS from any state high school and off Cheshire's 40-0 win over Crosby it would take Ansonia, Stamford or Waterbury Billy O,Brien's New Lon- don Bulkeley team to take the Ches- lure kids .. Dartmouth had all it could do to defeat Brown 14-13 and the Providence lads held Holy Gross even PAPA, so don't go overheard on Yale tomorrow. Only because Hal Clayton, Dartmouth halfback was injured did Coach Earl Brown learn that he had 8 great ball-carrier in Darrel Braatz last Saturday; be- cause the latter had been at Han- over only three days, in which time the coach did not realize his play ing ability under fire. A week ago last Sunday he wore a Marquette uniform. and is a Navy V-12 trans fer student.