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LEGAL NOTICES.

T. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate, Court.-No. 66,s51, Ad-
ministration;-This is to Give Notice;
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District of Columbia, Letters
TeStamentary on the estate of Agnes Lee
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
thereof legally authentieated Int to te su5s
scriber, on or before the 25th day Of
April, AID. 1917; otherwise they may by
estate, Given under its hand this sth
day OF May, 1916. AMERICAN SECURITY
4 TRUST COMPANY. BY: EARL G.
Attest VICTOR s. MERSCH, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILKES, MEG ARRAGHY & ARTS.

Attorneys, SOL Tower Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 63.S45, Ad-
ministrntion-Th is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. OF the District of
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Testamentary on the estate of Missouri
Haywood, late Of the District OF Column
bia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. TO the sub.
scriber, on or before the Goth day of
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 30th
day of april. 1916 MISSOURI BOLTON
PUNCHES. 4s34 Sheriff Rd. NE. tSealO
Attest THEODORE COGSWELL. Reg
lister OF wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. my:}, l0.l1.
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Alta pAIATAH
TRAJLERS.

AUTO PAINTING - Complete job, s35 up:
work guaranteed GILBERT. 41O2 Pa
ave ext Sc. Ii. 1899.
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Not This

Father-If I don't whip him for
tranping on Mrs. Jones flower bed
he'll get it into his head it's all right
TO do mean things to persons you dc
not like.
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Seeing to ii that

attempt right trong they haze
only add to their feelings antagonism.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1886; 15s" long wheel base
body, IL long, e. wide. 3 high; $3.50 ] 6
Annandale, Va. Alex. $500,
FORD 1889 ia-ton pickup. good condition:
trade for 93s or 1889 Buick or other
car IN good condition. 200 36ch st. ne
Apartment l.
FORD 1914 dump: 2-speed rear axle. n.y.
draulc hoist below OPA ceiling. S /: A
SERVICE. 18th and Vermont NV MI
5lIq -IS
FORD 1887 1iz-ton stake. Price. S4O1
OPA ceiling. Call FIR. 5l7s or II. 53i4
-Ia
1911 FORD TRASH TRUCK. equipped to
meet D c. dumping regulations, with good
trash business A going business
with a good income from start Call from
& to pm, WA. ST35. IF
1871 Ia-tnn Shna :
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. }

ARMY OFFICER urgently needs SO to '46
automobile; pay cash, prefer from private
party. AT s053 IL
VETERAN desires small used car. prefer
81. rs. 80 model; cash: no dealers. Ord
SERviCEMAN urgently needs car in good
condition; will pay cash. Call Gil. 1884
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! ACRES, Fairfax County = mi. from
Court House; $1,000 cash MAC LIND
SEY, IS N. Glebe I'd. CHI. 5000, CHI 62l3
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
LkGAL NOIICE
LII I-nAIIIE INn nORAIINA

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MkEllN OF STOCK
HOLDERS TO 81 HELD FEBRUARY 20 a46
To thc sto1kholden OF the Udyuts Coypc
ration
Notice - hereby given th,t q spscisl meet
inE % me t'ocEhoideu Of The Udy.ite Corpo-
ration. Delaware corporation, NiI 30 he'd
a. 80 eiftces a. 1891 EsG Grand Bog3rvsr1
Detroit Michigan. on Wednesday. February
Eastern STANDARD Time for the ioioalGg
10 consider and vote upon Ni1rFer
Agreement Nhefcin ~ 10 provided that Parker
Wolverine Company. Michigan c1rpufAti0n
EHsil be merged INTO this corporation uPon
Merger Agreement. which said Merger Arrcc-
mr1i VAS approved. adopted and ordered
submitted to vote OF the stockholders by
the Board ~ Directors of he company a. q
SnNclAl meeting Of the Board held on Noven-
Der 5. iss5 4 copy oi said MerEcr Agree
PROXY statement which m being mailed 20 the
s'ockhoiders, ,osether with q copy OF thus
notice
To authorize the officers and directors
~ the corporation 70 take all steps which
nay % necessary and advisable and 70 exc
other things which may be necessary 10 carry
out sid Merger Agreement
To transact such other business NAV
properly come before said meeting
stockholders ~ record ~ the close o. husi.
ress on January Is ia46 Will ~ entitled
stockholders who do not expect 20 attend IN
person ere urged 20 iill In. execute and return
ne proxy which Is being mailed % the stock
holders together with copy of MS 1otics
an9 ihs above mentioned PROXY statement
BY order Oi the Board oi Directors.
HORACE s. MAYNARD
Detroit Michigan. January 2, ia4s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
RFC Lists Offering
n Surplus Goods

over 1900 items OF government
owned surplus material are being
offered for sale al the army air
field warehouse IN Alpena the
Detroit office Of the ReconStruc-
ton Finance Corp has announced
Although quantities Of each type
of material are small. they are
suited for home building and small
construction projects the Office
SAID RFC invites all interested
buyers 10 submit sealed bids up 10
Jan - The material may be in
speCted al the Alpena WAREHOUSE
up 10 the same date.
. Detroit Tinrss.~~~>>~,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
3Resunne Duties
AT First Of Mich.

Fred II. Alliston has resumed
his duties as treasurer OF the
First OF Michigan Corp, Erwin
LaRowe has been appointed man
ager of the corporation statistical
department, and Theodore Frincke
has returned TO the cashiers de-
partment. il was announced today
All three have been with the
armed forces. Alliston was with
the l02d Infantry Division in
Europe; LaRowe was major and
executive officer of office procure
ment service, and, later. chief of
analysis and selection branch
military personnel division A. S.
r. Frincke saw service in Africa
and Europe. where he won promo
tion 70 captain after having en-.
listed as a private.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

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3Aisc lo.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18


NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS TO BIZ HtLD FEBRUARY 30. le4s
To The Stockholders of Psrker-Wolyerine
Notice it hereby given that special meet.
inE of the stockholders Of Psrker.wolverins
Company a MichiEAn corporation. will be
held Al its offices a. 25ol East Grand Boule-
ward Detroit Miehigan. on "wednesday Feb
noon Eastern STANDARD Time FOR the follow
TO consider and vote upon Mercer
Agreement wherein Il 10 provided that Parker
snail bs merged into me Udylite corpors-
ti1n 4 Delaware corporation. upon the terms
provisions aud conditions of said Merger
Agreement. which said Mercer Agreement wss
vote oi The .stockholden BY the Board o'
DirsEtors az Parker-Wolvsrins Company a. .
aNetisl meeting ~ the Board held on Scvsn-
ber . ie4s A COPY of ssid Mefser AFree-
PROV sts'spsnt which is osinf nsiied 20 ths
s'oc sholders tosether with copy 81 this
notice
2 To sufhoriue the Officers ana director, ~
he necessary ard sdvissbie and 70 execufe ard
iile sli documents and 70 DO all other t1inrs
which uiAY BE- necessary snd advisable 70
carry out said Merger Agreement
To transact such other business ss NAY
properly come before oIs meeting
stockholesrs of record A. the cless ~ bust
ness On Jsnusry is ia4s will bs entitled
% notice ~ and 70 vote st the msetinf
Stockholders who a. net eNpect - attend
IN person are urted 70 MI IN execute srd
return NE PROXY which 10 heinz maist -
-r1r Fr0CEr1Iff tsfsthsr With cory ~ fhis
notice and The above mentioned proxy state
rsnf
sy order oi N. Board oi pirse,or,
W ". HAWKINS
Detroit. Nlchirsn, December IS. 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
rade
Items

NEW YORK, Jan. 18-While
the value OF department store
ysales last year was more thar
double that in 1888, the present
outlook is that dollar value will
show a further rise in 1916 and
reach another hew high record
according 10 the Alexander Ham
llton Institute.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (AP)
The maritime commission has
invited bids for construction of
three fast 650-foot passenger
liners for the Mediterranean
trade. The commission de-
scribed this program as "an-
other step toward realization Of
modernized peacetime mer-
chant marine"
CHICAGO. Jan. Is tAP)-
James j. Skelly. Media, Pa. was
reelected president in the closing
convention session of the Ameri-
can Road Builders Association
l., w. Edison. Grand Rapids.
Mich. was elected vice president
OF the contractors division.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18-De-
partment store sales for the
country increased l3 per cent
In the week ended Jan. l2 over
y year ago, according 10 the
federal reserve board. All dis
tricts showed increases with
New York showing the largest
gain OF 10 per cent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. lS-The
EXport-Import Bank formally an
nounced today approval of q S33. %
100000 credit 10 China tor the
purchase OF raw cotton here As
IN The case OF cotton credits for
European countries. the interest
rate Will be 2i2 per cent. But
because OF the time required for
transport. the new credit Will
require repayment within "a
months after the arrival nl-the
cotton abroad instead Of Is
months As IN the European
credits.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Century-0ld Concern
Files With Michigan

Central Boiler e. Manufacturing
Co. one OF Detroit's century-ol'
concerns, was incorporated earllel
tins month. il IS announced b,
Charles K. McGregor president
The operations Of the firm. estat
hshed IN lS4l, Will continue W.
changed, McGregor SAID. These
Include steel fabricatlng. induc-
ton heat treating and die forging ffef tx
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

nent is the first
step in Ridley's
postwar expan-
sion program.
Netschke h a s
resign @ d as
g y @ c utlve as
s iSt ant man.
a ger Of tn e
Fort s h q b y
Hotel. and will
take over his
new po 5 / ton
Jan IS lie has
bepn Z 6gttre in
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
LFGAL NoTLrE

Ofacs % ne Collector = Cutinu.t Detroit
Michigan January 1895 Notice it rfrrry
given that tfr f-Ioeing rf.rsed wi-.1
r1srrhsn6'Es "a psi-s hreerhes gslrt pan's
20 hsn1ssrrhisfs - sui'f eo0f underNfaf
cotton freEs material. ! cotton dress 1872
Buick sedan. motor No 2t62i7T pstr
shoes. motor boat, RsF No 3s-A-7s1 ]
7rf0n cigarette lighter puieya vrisf
vstch. silver for fur scArf 4-piscs mink
fur nsckFiecs bottles Vhiskey roWhcat.
frsth uutsrst hides : bottles toilet water
J vol gown ! WOOL robe vool scarf and
pair carriage boots hAs bcen ssiged for
violation ~ The Customs Revenue laws n
This district betuesn the da'ef of January
- iaSs, N December a. is4s thai ne
same ~ill ~ forfeited 10 ne United states
Government on February e ia4e for viola
ton Of the Federal statutes ANY pfrSon
claiming any - the above described urr-
cnsndiss should NE Nth me- his Or her
GAYS from ne date ~ ths frE' publication
~ TITS notice. Martin p. Bradley. Collector
90 Customs
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

Detroit hotel circles for the past
II years. beginning his hotel career
as secretary 10 J Edward Fraw-
ley then general manager OF the
Book Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
GA. Netsthke 10 Head
Ridley Cleaner Sales

John Ridley today announced
tho appointment of George A.
Netschke as director of sales for
Ridley Cleaners. Inc. The annolnt.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

RoBERIs-LiIsu Jan ls. % s4o-
conner. center Line Mich beloved
vtfs 70 Jotepf dear mother ~ Nrs
Mildred Cox. william C. ard Eliott :
Williams sister % Miss J1sephlne Vel
ger % Sew Orlears Mrs cara Chssick
Yrs Wi'ism Lrnsky and william VEL
ser Erancmofhe! ~ four grandchildren
A. a u Pctc-E Funeral Home iZ057
Grsfi0t ur'N Saturday 10 r. IN
s.ats a. Center Line Baptist Church
from 2 noon gntu tiuc O.; service sat
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

WLINAND-Isstprine nee Berghot,
~ 3si2 NcCie sa beloved wife G.,
Casper desr ratfer ~ Mrs Eleanor
Hsisey. Edmunt Alfred Mrs Florence
BaroA Nrr Evelyn sfeiahof. Mrs
Irene S,nflsbHcaer and Bernicp Wsin-
and sister ~ Mrs Mary Hemre1
f''cen ErantcrNtren and cne great
Tranl ch!id Funersl services a. C0cpr'
Bros NcTfLsrv Mack and Garland
Saturday a. 70 80 A. m and So
Bernards Church ~ 400 r.
Rosary Friday evening A.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

RTDifN-r sett Ian as 90 1855
Ban. 1e4otrs rusasn1 70 Nary KupEot-
fsf Ridley dear ts'Ger q, Lucille and
EGste4 brother ~ william Jsssoh snc
Nrs EstHer S'rg.st ~ los Anfcles Ca
Funeral services ~sfuF1sy ? n A.
u Pefefs F1rf-al Home l20S7
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

ULiSSKI-Leo s4sten.y a, sarAsots
F'a dear us0.atI no hlrs anne Eapcia
Kinney A. I 7 soooc.nth Funeral
Home Sif4 HrDcugsn from SUNDAY
= 3 nj until tut rt service Tuesday
80 and Immaculate Conception Church
a. 10
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
s''|7FFEW -" -
PARkIR-MoIyERINE coMPAN.

Detroit Mlehls,n. January a. ie4s.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARIA
NAVY DEAD
NAVY DEAD (FORMERLY
LISTED As MISSING1

HALL s SGT Hubert IT, son ~ Nrt
Bets.e - Hal. Pat RocE.
-Fridoy. Jon. IS ~~~~~~
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
MUSIC LESSONS
AUTO TRANSFORMATION
BUS TRANSPORTATION

DRIVE cars % Florida and ST Loui,
( Missouri Mr. Hayes. NorthlsSn e5o3
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

LOST AND FOUND
AIRDALE-B.ackta1 ran lsrss male VI
cirity seymour. Kelley Reward PinEres
oa'o
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containing urner dlt.rarse pHperE-
raEaE vicinity John -Canaclt r.
rsff P.-7rss essN
BOSTON ouadlf baI .-sf lsIts bov
p't Cal Cadillac oosa Llosrsl re-
COCKER spaniel pup-Biack.wsits. lost
Vicinity Dearborn Mich.rSn " under
irea mtut reward. 500 Middlesex
CEDAR ass
CoLLIE-Logt hiack White msrkins
lost PinrYeC-Th!gd Answers stormy
shy Madison 1872
COX TERRIER-short hsiret black
white on chest LOST vicinity Sutsey-
fireman FRIDAY answers Bud" sl44
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LosT-Dof Germsn police female
iRht tan brown legs deaf Reward
Pa 234a. Ext 22I.
LosT-Cold cross watch, treasured Keep
ssks Reward. TY T.to4s. Emms
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

IULLIN- l0IT-h IIaF VIE q tUe lef
Pau GsI. be.estc WlLLel o. H.
z.f8fIiis Fs--T-, ttgB Martha Kun Ars
emily LeslNsky Herman, Paul az,
Hga D-at.ea K.ehs a.su survived b
4a grandchildren and q gTCai-ggandch
q! 90 Remains e. residence 3gZl
t-tH street. uuUl Monday a. IL a m
Pr state a. s. James Esalgei!cal Lgfn
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
Barron, Pupil
 or Nelson,
 Wins $1O,5OO

Chicago July 29.-(UP)-Herman Barron, White Plains, N. Y, who has been bucking the big-time golf circuit for decade withopt snaring a lucrative championship, today gave credit to one of his links rivals, Byron Nelson for the crown he won in the s50,OO0 All-American tournament with an eight under par 72 hole total of 280 strokes.
 It was his booming tee shots which played vital part in Bar ron's -1ctory here yesterday and it was on that phase of his game, that Nelson had worked patiently
 Barron, the apt pupil, gained S10,500 by his triumph and the vic- tory put him among the seasons top money winners with an aggre- gate of $20,000 He is outranked only by Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa. and Nelson.
 Barron, who has been plagued by finishing jinx," found good fortune riding with him in the All American finals He needed breaks in the stretch cand he received two big ones when they counted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
By DAN PARKER
contrary published

published there intention of withdrawing it.
 SCOUTS TRICOoR George Mack conducted successful Giants recently in Danbury Eddie Lukon protege Freddie Lindrom who him Knoxville Rather than stay the bench and Bobby his job while asked for the right field with the Reds and doing all right Buck Walters swings the Frankie unable catch the nelders attention grabbed the public address mike nearby and beloved Get One"
 THE PHILLIPS recently equipped Valley Hospital Shb with phones play four times Minneapolis the other night by Jackie Graves but the knockout after scoring nine knockdoVn himself think he's mld fellow afraid Of being hit You'd never nk from looking village blacksmith that the Giants Club which controls Wimbledon banning Wimbledon membership privileges restored Incidentally there open betting Wimbledon this cketscape cleaned looks the brsed pros have taken over completely
 Sammy feaherweght the is the Catskill N. Yr Boys Club.
 A TRACT COVERING, roughly, Flushing filled for the Greentree Park track plans which revived And Buffalo to have flat racing country obviously buffalo, touring the Northwest with Willie the Beard Gizenberg guest referee Ed Lopat local friends the Tanks for not letting them make presentation Ed the last time the Chsox played here though Manager Ted Lyons pitched him of turn just for the occasion
 Jim Mclaughlin boxing writer and Pat Sergi boxing fam of st. Petersburg Fla two former New forkersl we were among those against Bailey former St. Pete boxer commued to life inn prsonment last
 London will televse Dodgr for CBs
 Dame poed the Bennington the Northern League Dick Whit Lee IIandey of the Pirates shook hands Chaney. give his Sheppard hi cept it!
 {Cepyright. Featur
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29

 Tuesday and Friday nights this week between double headers Friday night with boxers ibutng their services
 EDDIE chairman New York Athletic Con- fit by doing five miles the road daily
  the Jersey Summer resort PuccarelThe records for back Norfolk big featuring Blanche Laverne wrestler with cauliOwer the address McIain the wrestler Charley StanhOpe who works for Ridge Company the North River is brother Melbourne Australia whose Australas best seeplechaser George GanfOrd Robinson is willing fight Rocky Graziano other acceptable to Rocky DICkEY admitted other that before his the Stadium White flash him the punt fighting Beloise brothers would demand Joe Mike his Club 932 with Joe the promoter White Plains 1888 with Joe night with Mcenna in charge brother the begins his professiona middleWeght looked If Ed Stanky his a dining with Oetn the night they with Milton former Milton J. AErn ombardi of the Giants
 
 appearances night for the CMonachs Black Yankees under th Stadium oodghts Bill Ryan recently retired from the Deparmen of Fairs biography of Harry cree Give Him to the Angels hsn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
Sunset Golf League

Charlie Mack and Ben pa1v stepped into the lead m the Sunset Golf league at the Chase Country Club when the leaders for the past month Rodney and Harvey ran head on into the Dyson and Siepel team and lost the whole four points. Mack and B. Dsly only won two points but that was enough to give the top spot by 3 margin of one point.
 There are four teams all within striking distance of the top and a hot finish is looked forward to from now on into the finish.
 Schedule
 July 29- Cavanaugh Smith vs Rodney Harvey; Dyson Seipel vs. Freney Sullivan: Gray Coughlin vs. M Fitzgerald-P Shea. Spearo- Connell vs L. Shea-Beaudette.
 August 2- Prisavage Dubiel vs. Livermore-F allon; Pronovost = J Fitzgerald vs. Klogedanz-Nole:: Byr- nes-Hart vs. Miller-J. Daly, Mack D. DdIy NS. COcndrQ-DaguAd
 Results
 Dyon-Seipel 4; Rdney- Harvey 0. L. Shea-Beaudette 4; Gray Coughlin 9
 Spearo- o-Connell 3, M, Fitzgerald P. Shea l.
 PriSavage Dubiel 3; Klobedanz- Mole l
 Freney Sullivan 3; Cavanaugh- Smith 1
 Livermore Fallon 3; Pronoyost- J. Fitzgerald |
 Msck-B Daly 2; Byrnes- Hart, 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
C;tyLaasae 'Underdogs
 Big Day

Brooklyn A. C., the miracle club of the City Amateur League, main tained it's hold on first place by drubbing the Franco Americans, 4 to 3. il, an Il inning free for all'. at Hamilton Park yesterday after noon. The Brooklyn outfit took a commanding 3 to 1 lead in the fourth inning only to have the count knetted up at 3 all in the ninth frame. The contest was finally de- cided in the t1th when Hank De- nesky, the Brooklyn first basenan, scored after Johnny Reardon flied to Bourniva1. the Franco's right fielder. The Frenchy lineup outhit the Brooks, 2 to 6, but the key to the victory Tas that the Miracle men came through Vtth birglee at the right time The Frances left seven men stranded on the bases while the winners left four.
 Thomas Club 4: Tribes 2
 \ homer by Winnie Elis in the fifth inning with two aboard, was the play which cllnched to 3 decision fer the Nerth-Erd Thomas Club over the Tribune A c. yes- terday afternoon. This vctory for tlae Tcr,n,ies ruts them IT the mum i her tT-o slot in the league es they hare Tcn two contests in ss many starts
 cne TUT tn tce first and three more TT the fourth stsrza were enough te Counter the thres tsll1ss scored bv the Tribes VI tlneir b.z fif+t1 inning rally winch fell short. 1zZ Benson and Joe Eossi also con- tributed to the Thomas Club vc- tory r7lth thrse hits between them. B1llv Moore 7nd Bill retrilos were outstanding for the tribes.
 Hills Nir rlc.ie.s 5 to 2
 nis sixth inning rally, n1tA Bobby SuErue experimenting the at- tack Uith ? triple gave the Wash ingtor Hill outfit ? to 2 decision over the Florio Post. The Floric's one ione tally n the second and final scoee in the seventh inning almost upset the ouilter apple cart" but the rally was cut short, 50 as to favor the Quiltern1en. Hank Cagsln's single to eenterfle1d scored Sugrue with the winning r,Xn. Shu- grue paced the Hill attack while Dick Plsterelll hit hard for ths 1tal- Ian club
 Hearts Edge Aviss, to
 Despite the two point advantage the Avig5 held in the fourth inning the Sacred Heart 4 C came bacL With three runs in the fifth fram: to beat the Avigs, to 3. Single; by Georgie Day and Roy Dunn. plus two Avig miscues gave the Heart: their second tally in the fourth in. nng while they name up with three more in the half of the fifth h elinch the contest, The key to tn. Heart victory was that they helc their miSGueS to q minimum as tn. Avigs committed SIX Rinaldi lookec good al the plate for the Avigs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-29
HoIIett Or Bohr Pitch
 To Brosscos

Mgr. Joe Samoska's BrasScos face their stiffest test of the season this afternoon when Frankie Frisch brings his Pittsburgh Pirates to town for 5::30 twilight exhibition contest at the Municipal Stadium.
 The Pirates divided four game series with the league leading Brook lyn Dodgers over the weekend at Ebbetts Field and will bring their entire team with them when they make their first visit in history to the Brass City today. Mgr. Frisch, who was ejected by the umpires in both games of Saturdays Brooklyn twin bill. will personally direct the