The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
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Friday Fish end Chips
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

It was ct the Brasscos- -Phillies game Wednesday night Cremem- berY) The unofncial coach of the win ners was J (Cowhoy) Healy, seated tirss on the Brassco bench then on ths grass near the bench, so that ne could tell the players just what's what and why if they did not per- form according to his ideas of how the national pastime should be played against a major CD league club. During Q Hull in the proceed tngs, Umpire Al Barlick called time, stopping the game momentarily; which, under the circumstances, gave our horseless cowboy grand idea. That's e good idea, that time out, because I'm getting hungry. Let's 90 up to BROOKSIDE and see what they have for supper. May be I'll be lucky enough to grab some CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE" he concluded to nobody in particu- lar. A second son, Jackie Paul, aged . few days, was born to MT. and Mrs, Frankie Paul this week. The ABC golf pro at the Naugatuck course feels that the little fellow Will be Q heavyweight golfer, ala Jimmy Hines, for he scaled more than 6 pounds on his birthday. .. Leroy Begley of Benrus, who plan- ned Q gift of usable jackets to the winning softhall teams In the I. R. A. mems and girls leagues; In ad- dition to the usual trophy which turns green even withoM envy, will take his Softball champs to New York on October 2s to see the Washington Redskins tangle with the New York Grid Giants ct the Polo Grounds. After that, 1t will Do supper and dancing at one of Broadway's night spots, the Cafe Zanzibar, where Maurice Rocco, the colored pianist in the movie, "In- cendiaTy Blonde" was Q rave last year.
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 Now that the new deputy boxing commissioner has been named 1t can be told that there was c tres mendous amount of New Haven pressure for the popular Tony paol- lilo, who was c candidate for the top spot, until some rllixup with the New Haven draft board. The new assistant to Billy Prince is . form CT Norwich boxer, Johnny Kapp, now employed in the city water de. partment He Is 36 years Of age. Look for c change to the round by round system of scoring in Con- necticut rather than the "5 point maximum" Rs used for the past seV- eral years. Incidentally, the state POLISH Republican organiSa- ton put Kapp over as the deputy state athletic commissioner, while the states Democratic Polish groups moved Frank s, Coskey Into the top spot six or seven years ago. Frank frankly admitting that he did not know the first thing about the box ing business or It's administration. However, he had COURAGE to spare, and that gave him 0 great start, as 1t will with ANYTHING in life. PFC Vincent Kelley, my former city room wrestling partner is well, healthy and aS happy aS can Do expected under the circun. stances; with his U. 6, Marine out- fit, now stationed ct Guam. After Okinawa, the present setup Is PAR. adise, though the place Is still crawling with JapS" he writes. Rev. John Hutchinson, SJ of Wa. terbury, c former Democrat news. boy, iS the Holy Cross moderator of athletics, who will be in tho middle of the Crusader cheering section ct the Yale bowl, October 6. Big Jake Bernstein, Butsy Cosmo and Mike Bananas now have the green light from George tPansy) Ryan to visit jolly Jack Freney at St. Mary's, but aro hereby warned to make no 'propositions" except those which might not raise the blood pressure of the beSt.dreSsed boxing announcer since John L. Sullivan first beloved his challenge to man. kind.
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 Art Dakos, the 1T year old kid, whose airial heaveS have kept Coach Howie odell happy ct Yale grid drills will start at the quarterback slot tomorrow afternoon against Tufts ct Yaie bowl: with BuSzy Cher, Bill Penn, and Tommy Scan- nell in the other backfield posi- tlonS; 1uzzy and Bill on the wings; Tommy ct full.
 The three DlNapoll brothers from Brooklyn, Freddie, Eddie and Mike will see that tho New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers get enough to eat today and tomorrow, when the bIg-leaguerS come to town for exhibition games with the BraSSeos at Municipal Stadium. The players will be guests of the DlNapoliS at luncheon; and I just hope that big, husky piano.player Is around to en- Aerkain. for he's the best think I've