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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
BUSY SLATE FOR LOCAL HIGH
 SCHOOL PLAYERS

Naugatuck at Torrington Armory Saturday night of this weekend provides the big" game of the high school basketball competition be- tween the first and third teams of the Valley league.
 Prior to that game, Connie Dona- hues Big Reds come to Water bury Wednesday night for game with Wilby, which they are expect cd to win; Naugatuck having de- feated Wilby 3l-l8 last Saturday night.
 Leavenworth. an impressive 33-26 winner over Taft last Saturday be- fore a small crowd at Wilby gym will next stack up against Ansonia High on Friday night of this week on the Wilbv court.
 Good Defense
 Holding Guepel and MunSon to one field goal each. Tech Tigers defense worked exceptionally well; In the Teft-Leavenworth game; Ingram and Allard getting away for l5 points Tech managed to keep a small lead most of the way, EidukS and Ciarlone scoring 20 points, Cocchiolo more. Taft almost clos ed the gap with five minutes left, but EidkuS quick points settled the game In the local teams favor.
 Taft and Leavenworth Reserves put on the real thriller, 1918 double overtime game won by Taft on q sudden death score in the second extra period of play; Miller throwing the fame winning hoop for Taft.
 At Naugatuck, the Wilbv Wildcats gave an improved NaugY High team fairly close battle--l8-l0 at half time but were eventually defeated by l3 points, 3l to Is. StinSon'S 9 points was best in the game,
 At Torrington Saturday the Donahues won Corking 4l-36 game from New Britain High; which was close up at half time 2l-22;, Good, Pallick and Ma2iak doing most of the Torrington scoring,
 Sacred Heart High, coached by Ebby Conlan, and winner of it's last game against Terryville takes on Washington tConnD High Tues day night, then goes to TcryVille for a return game with Joe Jablan- owsk's boys on Friday night of this week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Todoy's Sport Parade

Galento and his manager, Willie Gilzenhere, took umbrage imme- diately, loudly and publicly. Where upon Boston sports writers and Pro- moter Rip Valenti negotiated a three-round exhibition bout between the two great gabbos for January 9. They were to use big, l2-ounce gloves and box only one and half minutes per round, instead of the usual three.
 T knew one minute would'a been plenty to belt out that loud mouth ed Lithuanian Tony explained modestly. He emphasized that pro- ceedS of the bout would have gone to the infantile paralysis fund.
 Galento and Gilzenberg had stepped of the train at Orange when they read Press Associa- tion dispatch that Sharkey had called of the bout, claiming that he preferred retirement and the com fort of his carpet slippers to ring combat because of his age. 42. Ga- lento is 35. A phone call to Boston got confirmation and Sharkey's re- marks.
 A reporter said to Galento, but thought you had retired some time ago
 Retired he'll" that fat man flung back" T been tightin regularly all last year Had 35 fights, an knocked most of 'em out, Abe Green tpres- ident of the National Boxing As- soclatiom makes the promoters bill 'em as exhibitions, 'cuz he says I'm not in shape. But they're not exhi- bitions when I start swingin', An I'm in swell shape weigh only two hunnert and fifty"
 Manager Gilzenberg confirmed Tony's 35 exhibitions during A, and added that Galento had made about 65 addition appearances as a referee. He's been a busy little bee, V Gilzenberg said. Hes visited nearly every state in the country during the past year: and he's in fine shape ready to fight any man in the world, including Joe Louis, for money or marbles to help the war effort or any other worthy cause
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Indianapolis, BuffoIo Leod
By United Press ]

The Indianapolis Caps had six point margin over the Cleveland BaronS in the Western Division Of the American League hockey race today and appeared on the verge Of running away with the competition.
 They picked Up full game last night, defeating the Providence Reds 3 10 2, Buffalo maintained it's mar gin in the Eastern Division by out scoring the Pittsburgh Hornets 6 to {. Den Halderson led the BisonS to victory by cscoring three goals.
 Providence made 1t bad week end for Pittsburgh by crushing the Hornets s to Saturday. while Her shey bIanked Buffalo to in the other Saturday contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
The Broadway
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By DAN PARKER


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 ALTHOUGH GOOD SHOT Dale Hale will probably be used chief defense the Army quintet because Of his pee Doug kela his by HIdy Damon basketball e ss Ng eo % H @ @ NSc Se~ hss book Pe 5 talk which has all the hep cats feeling copoec Jay Fppen will Frank s1auennessey president w4s Msn tar of the M"m League pDG @ dsc1o studying @ HY,n so oms Ihe M several died last children
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 All Brookynites riding elevators Tuesday requested birthday Francis Looney indoor aviation Brookyns first ambassador America
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Final Standings
First Round)
U. s. Takes Two Red Sox Players

Boston. Jan, l5--CUP) Bill Con roy, who was slated to be first string catcher for the Boston Red So%, has been inGuated into the service along with rookie pitcher Mel Dcutsch according to word received by the American league baseball club.
 Conroy follows Hal Wagner and Roy Parier who handled the bur- den Of the receiving last season, The SoX will take two new catchers Fred Walters and Billy Holm, to their PlcasantYillc, N, J, training camp next month, but may convert outfIclder Johnny LaHor Into a catcher,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Sixth Grade Basketball

SCHEDULE Week of January 7-
 SS. Peter and Paul vS Bishop Kingsbury vs Maloney. Marry Abbott vs Russell, Week of January l4- SS Peter and Paul vS Mary
 Abbott.
 Bishop Vs Maloney, KingSbury vS Russell Week of January 2l-
 SS. Peter and Paul vs Russell Bishop Vs Kingsbury. Maloney vS Mary Abbott Week Of January 28-
 SS. Peter and Paul vS Maloney Bishop ys Russell
 KingSbury vS Mary Abbott, Week of February 4-
 SS. Peter and Paul vs Kings
 bury,
 Bishop vS Mary Abbott. Maloney vs Russell, At the conclusion of the first round, the first three teams wil play each other once, the tota number of games won and lost fol the season to decide the champion ship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
This Sporting World
Monday Sports Wosh
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

II someone in the borough Of Naugatuck "wises up" Bob Ripley to the situation; two Naugatuck kid teams may have created world s oddity basketball record when they played last Saturday morning, As things turne' out the BluebirdS de- feated the TyphoonS in "" league game by 2-l. after TWO OVER TIME PERIODS in game in which NEITHER team scored FIELD GOAL. After the second overtime, With the score II the referee decid- ed to have the teams shoot it out from the free-throw line and after six shots were taken, Montagno was the hero of the game won by the TyphoonS by the next to smallest possible score of hoop contest. Mike Dziadlk of Derby and George Simpson of Waterbury is "natur- al' for the mems singles part of the Infantile Paralysis bowling carniv- al at Senas January 27, They fin ished ONE PIN apart in the third and fourth slot of the recent |. s, Sweeps at East Hartford Chief of Guards Rocco Patrick Mara at Waterbury Tool also has tickets for tle Paralysis Fund pin carnival sponsored by local sportswriters with the aid of MT, Sena. Line up, boys
 vVvVVVvvv
 That Red Doty and Joe Bennett ring return 30 tomorrow night, at Hartford, is apt to b. quite a slug galg bee as both know little Fancy Dan stuff but can hit like the ham mers of HADES, .. #, Georgie Wolff Uhe Iceman) has never won a Ken. lucky Derby but it's a bad year when he doesn't make $25, 900 in the saddle though he rides two-thirds less than most BIG APPLE jocks, When Stagehand beat him and Sea biscuit in the Santa Anita, by a WHISKER, the lost cost Wolff Ss,000 while the $l0.S40 paid him for his first Santa Anita win is the largest single fee ever paid jockey lnr ONE race, IF the Derby goes next May at Louisville, the Iceman will be up on PAVOT and thinks he has q great chance for his first KID Wli. in the run for the roses U, S. Rubber scored l09 points with In 24 hours Saturday and Sunday but LOST one of two games, Meri- den Contelcos defeating them 55-4o at Meriden; while they won over Chase at the "" Sunday 80-30, ,
 Hugo Mann oi Branford averaged close to l38 for SIX games to wir $l00 and the Jack White Seeps at New Haven late Saturday night Waterbury winners were conspiciouS by their absence With Babt Ruth, Judge P. B, OSulliVan, Con gressman Joe Talbot and Governor Raymond Baldwin assured the Jan uary 29 sportsWriters party at thu Taft should be quite an affair Tickets have long since disappeared
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Noueotuek Sports

Naugatuck, Jan. Is In what loks like one of the best preliminary games of the season will take place this coming Friday at 7'30 D, m. on the Naugatuck r. M, c. A. floor proceeding the U, s. Rubber ys New Haven Boys Club,
 There has been considerable talk about these two teams which Will show an array Of stellar players. The Hornets have Maxwell Forish, Korpos, Mariana, Mambrino, Cas- par, Gevias, and Malone, With the Lewis Engineering, Connolly, Pisani, Clementeti Dutiany, Vaighn, Kis- sane and Brandine It is expected that the Lewis Engineering Com- pany, will have a large following.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
SCOvILL 3S-25
 OVER U. s. TIME; RUBBER BY 6O-SO

U. S. Time. and U. s. Rubber of Naugtauck. loser and winner in the Sunday I.R A. basketball triple header played yesterday, meeting Wednesday night in the feature game of two schedule for the loca. "" court Benrus and Bristol teams are paired in the B" division preliminary. with both games sure to be most interesting.
 Clear indication that one absent key player does not ruin teams chances of victory was given once more yesterday, when Scovill ERA. without its captain and coach Joe Joyce in the game, defeated the pre- game favored U. s. Time by IA points. 39 to 25: and U. s. Rubber. without Bobby Rhoads. doubled the score on Chase Brass and Copper 60 to 30.
 Seth Thomas had 10 point edge at the finish Of it's game with Bristol company winning 36 to 26 as Thulin and Wrenko scored 28 points for the winners; Hanlon 10 for Bristol
 Big Surprise
 Without Joyce in action, U. S Time was an almost prohibitivc favorite to defeat Scovill; and though the game was close for most of three quarters; Scovill spurted. gained a 29-22 edge before the final 10 minutes of play and then won easily in the last few minutes of play. Latanzo and Longo, Casey and Andolina with Howie Kraft all had big part in the SIERRA triumph Time toss CTS missed a million shots, Bill and Jack Delaney and Johnny Stol- lar getting but points each. Joyce directed Scovill team from the bench, knee injury keeping him out of the game,
 In the Rubber-ChaSe game, Far rar Gounoud and McDermott SCOT ed heavily; while Coach Henry Cieslewski got into the latter part of the runaway for points and a tangle with big John White, the Naugatuck influence with the Chase club.
 Scores;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
SIRUl'lIMRI Division "N
Division "B"
Thoms To Boston

Boston, Jan, b. --5lII rhoms, National Hockey league vet eran released by the Chicago Black, hhawks last week, has been signed by the Boston Bruins and VIII make his local debut Tuesday against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
 The 34-year old utility man is e%- pected 10 fill in for player-coach Dit Clapper as defenseman. Thonls, who was sidelincd last season With stomach ulcers, scored two goals and made six assists in 2l games with the Chicago club during the surrenL campaign,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Registered U. s. Patent once,
By JACK CUDDY

United Press stan COrrespOndenU
 Orange, N. J., Jan. IS -- tUP0 - Tony Galento would like to caress Jack Sharkey with a meat-aX.
 'Two-ton' Tony hotter than a pot-bellied stove, alleges that the ex-heavyweight champion ran out of a Boston fight with him over the weekend, and that Sharkey ac- companied said run-out with Snide remarks about Galento's ability, in- telligence and ancestry.
 T don't know da bum is takin' a powder on me til I gets home to Orange; udderwise Ida moidered da bum right in Boston" the barrel built proprietor explained, accentu- ating his remarks with angry four iSheS of bar towel.
 A reporter, surprised and sadden- ed to learn of this breach between two of the most genteel difident and diplomatic characters in flsti- ana, told Tony he was astoniShed at Sharkey'S malfeasances - particu- larly at this alleged remarks, be- cause Boston Jack is such 8 retir- ing fellow
 "Retirin' beloved Tony from be- hind his mahogany rampant, Hes always retirin He run out on me wunst before 'cuz he was retirin' - way back in '33. right after he wuz licked by Levins&y and Loughran. We wuz signed to fight in Newark, and Sharkey was guaranteed twenty five grand. IL was my foiSt big chanst; but da bum knows I'll knock his brain out; so he takes a powder and retireS."
 But what happened at Boston? It seems that Galento was refereeing some wrestling bouts in New Eng land during the past couple Of weeks. Tony's press publicity spur red Sharkey to give of statement to the effect that, although retired, he could keep on fighting until he had whiskers as long as there are heavyweights around like Galento and Jim Maloney." Maloney is an ancient Boston heavy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Boys Club Sports
Spades Win First Round

The Spades won the first round of the Boys Club Group League Saturday afternoon at the club sur face when they downed the fighting RoverS 10 to r In an overtime per lod, The RovtrS took the lead in the first half with the Daly brothers doing most of the damage for the Rovers The Spades came fighting back in the second half and spark by their captain Rocco Berado when out to take two point lead, In the overtime period Captain Berado put in basket from the bucket to win going away, Rocco Berado scored l2 points for the winners while Johnny Daly's 8 points stod out for the RoverS In the start Of the second round the Partners went Into on overtime before they beat the Marycls l8 to lG. Jack Hanlon shot up hoop under the basket to win the game, Pete Dimir'S 10 points and his stel- lar play under both hoops was q great asset to the MaryelS, In the second game the hard luck Falcons suffered their 9th straight defeat, this one coming through the Kings who handed Val PolettaS team an l8 to l6 defeat, Vol Polletta scored 10 points for the Falcons while Joe MaSSota scored 8 for the Kings,
 Next Week Schedule
 l;l5 D, m,-Sp9dCS vS Kings,
 200 D, m,-PanthelS vs RoyerS,
 245 D, MarvelS vs Falcons,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
standing of the Teams
BAG. Members To Meet Tonight

All members of the Brooklyn Ath- letic Club who can be available this evening. are asked 10 meet at the club rooms on Bank street. at 8 D. t1l. ct which time, they will march in q body to the wake" Of one Of their members, the late John Santoro. 45 years of age, whoge death occurred last Saturday after c short illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Catholic Girls Win

Waterbury Catholic High glFIS were 23-i8 basketball winners over St. Ann'y CYO Saturday night at the Maloney school court. Misses Brophy Of WCH and Laliberte or st. Ann's scored II and 10 points in the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
ONE HE'LL REMEMBER

Anna. III. CUP)-Sgt. Doyle Treece Of Anna, who has arrived safely in Italy after having been reported in action over Yugoslavia. wrote his parents: T hope you had q nice Thanksgiving dinner. All we had was an apple and some nuts which We were able to buy in shop in YugoSlayia. We walked all day on Thanksgiving day. but reached Italy safely"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Becrs Top P.S.A.C.

Splitting l6 points evenly, Parker and Lewis led the Hartford Bears to a 27-i6 victory over the Pearl street A. c. Saturday night at Pearl Street Community House; Chapman and Webb scoring IA of the locals 16 point total.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
NO FINER GIFT

Kilgorc, Tex. tUP) There was a man In Kilgore on Christmas Day who called in every soldier boy he saw and told him to call his family on his phone regardless Of where the family lived,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
EpsiIons Won

Epsilon was a 29 to l4 winner over ArIstan last week fin q YMCA Junior basketball game. R. Keaveney SCOT ing 8 points for the winners; White ' for the losers, 5 Of tine points on free.throws. The teams were fairly-even at half time, Epsilon leading 14-l0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Jr,, of the National Coli Links of America, and general counsel James II, Douglas, Jr, of Shore Acres club, Lake Bluff, III,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
RENRUS lal
422 430 452 l3O4

High single Ostroski, l40 High three Ostroski. 373 MHigh game --Scovill. 567 High ScoVll, 1911
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Railway workers in South Africa have just received their first wage increase during the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

The FIjI War Board has contrib. ,ited e26, 600 to Lady Cripps' Aid to China Fund in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
L. <. TIME
T. $. RUBBER

TOIHTs I-ll"l, ,-,-Il- E0 Score at half time; Scovill IT, r. s. Time 1G Referee; r, Berardi,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

The Dominican Republics trans portatIon shortage is causing living costs to mount.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
SETH THOMAS
tr, ,,,, ld BRISTOL, co.

score at hnlf tiuci Seth Tnomn .3, Bristol <, Referee l. Mobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
CHASE:

Score 0t hal frImct I' $, Rubber 30, Chase 10, Referee John A. cIunCN,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Totals
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

l;l5 D, m,-Spadcs vs Kings,
 200 D, Partners vs RoyerS, 2'45 D, MarvelS vS Falcons,
The Valley settler., 1945-03-23
LOCL NErTS

Jcncs $Klom has sjpinod tho Navy. He hes boon w2iting for sonc tirlo t. get in this scrvicc.
 'ic locrn that Miles Franco aho wGs l'oundcd lcst suGlor in the Pacific, hc,s bo6n transferred to -.lcskC. again. ,--
 Gcorgo 5r.olf | h23s returned to.=.. 4 his h91a again, aftor taking troot- r1oi-ts. *- ----11 .l1-5 | : 1z1H-- iJ L..
 Don Parks has returned from Seattle uhcro he spent the winter ' Donnie will not return until cftor scho&1 is ut. i" IL -.--CI- -l0sefG i.r.
 Aaily 1.i1liGEs, hospital office nurso, loft -cdnosdcy for 7: triplC outside. Boforo geing t5 her hor:o in :c.sh iIgt n, DC. sho ri II visit, friends in Fcrnio, B.C. cnd Son IT. 5r. .'ooi o8f1c x,ris5 i :lio hasM 4 pricticod ,.odicino iL Valdez, Scu2 I'd md PolLicr, visited C5log2to Bcrtlctt this wook. pr. &-rt.strrng is 7. 3u loc-tc1 in Delhi, Louis i@la.
 l.is5 Flororco Puchcr hcs ,rosiSnc her p5siti 3r>os s cashier end will be leaving this week.
 Ccrlt v. Kciscr md fe.lily will novc into ths h use which Hiss Fuchor occupied. '-ss.
 Thcrc is :, new addition being built on tho est sido of the Rccrccti3n Hc1l. It will pen intG the l1itchon. The rcstauront looks rccl nico now cna is certainly handler thcn it used to b..
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