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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Soccer Football 

New York, Oct. 25-(UP)-The current soccer season should be one of most successful in the history of the sport in this country, Joseph J.. Barriskill, executive secretary of the U. s. Soccer Football Association, predicted today in announcing an in- crease of more than 80 percent in en- tries in the national challenge cup and amateur championships. The competitions will open next month with 133 teams participating in the amateur tourney and 116 in the open race.
 Dallas, Tex, has four entries in the amateur race for the first time in the history of the U.SS.F.A., Bar riskill said, adding that Pittsburgh had the greatest increase in entries. Twenty-seven teams are entered from the Smoky City as compared with 16 in the amateur play last sea- son. It has IS in the challenge cup. almost double the 10 of a year ago. New York and Philadelphia have similar increases, he said.
 Bridgeport In
 Trenton, N. J., has five entries this season although it was not repre- sented in last years competition. The same is true for Bridgeport, Conn, which has two teams on the entry list.
 Pontas Delgadas is the defending amateur champ and was runner up to the Chicago Vikings in the chal- lenge cup race.
 Other cities with representatives in both competitions include Newark and Kearny, N. J., St. Louis, Wash ington, Baltimore, Chicago, Milwau- kee, Fall River, New Bedford and Boston, Mass, Detroit, Cleveland, Rochester and Buffalo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Pi Lumbdu 21-1O Winner

Pif,amba defeated Polemisti, 21- 10, last night in 8 Hi-Y League touch football game at the Central Y.M.C.A.
 Barton passed to Boisvert for the first touchdown of the game in the second quarter, for PiLan1ba. Demer scored safety and then Barton connected again with long pass to Boisvert for the second tally.
 In the final period, Barton inter cepted a Polemisti pass and went ali the way for six more points. Kuzmenka went over for the extra point.
 Fried and Lane both scored saftys for Polemisti in the first and third quarters. Mahar passed to Bazaar ian for their lone touchdown in the last quarter.
 Monday at 6:30, Aristan vs. Pi- Lamba.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Tenth Chase CoFDinner
 TonlorroW

Two dozen or more golf trophies and prizes will be presented to male and female winners of various events and tournaments ct the Chase Country Club during the 1g46 season; at the tenth annual banquet of the association tofnor- row evening. Frederick s. Chase, 78-year-old former president of the Chase Brass and Copper Company and donor of the annual handicap trophy bearing his name; Charles E. Hart, president of the company and donor of the 0. B. Hart Handi- cap Trophy for women members of the club; John F. Gilbert, treas urer of the Chase Company; E. J. Malvey, past president of the Chase Foremeti's Association: John Mur- nane, new president of the C.F.A.; and T. V. Sullivan, chairman of the 194e tournament committee, will make the awards to the win- ners and runners-up in the various competitive events of the season.
 Winners
 O. |. Liyerlnore, chairman of the entertainment committee, expects about 150 members and guests. The prize winners include: F. 8. Chase Cup (handicap) p)-Stanley Laguna; runner-up, T. J. Miller; 0. E. Hart Cup (handicap)-Mrs. Helen Gu ney;. runner-up. Mrs, Helen Suin- van; Leo F. Conway Cup-Stanley Hopkins, Sr.; rurlner-up, Thomas Cochard; medalist, Casper Spearo; Women's Club championship-Mrs. Helen Cluney; runner-up, Mrs. Helen Cochard; mems club cham pionship-Joseph Steponaitis; run ner-up, John Cavanaugh; also medaiist winners, T. J. Miller, sec flight; Larry Shea, rtaner-up; John O'Donnell, third flight; Frank Healy, Jr., runner-up.
 Reds and Blues golf teams, cap tained by Ed Malvey and Tom Mil Ter split the honors, each winning a match; while Bary Cronan's Reos won the women's Red and Blue tournament. John O'Donnell ano Francis Hopkins won the mems Scotch foursome event; Ernie Dy- son and Beatrice Hopkins, the mixed Scotch foursome; Charley Mack, winner of Flag tournament; Billy Grey, runaer-up, and Mrs. Helen Cluney, medalist of the Hart Cup handicap tournament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

his charges bounce back Into the win column again.
 All squad msnbers took part in Wednesdays session and following the drill Laudisis stated that his team is in it's best shape of the season to date and will be in peak form for Sundays game at Bristol.
 The team came out of last weeks Manchester contest without an in- jury, save for 6 slight leg bttiise re- ceived by Buddy Whalen, varsity end. Whalen, however, reported for drill and is expected to be in the starting lineup Sunday.
 MET. Duke DelPo has arranged suicide schedule for his team for the next 10 days. In addition to Sundays clash with Bristol the Indie mentor has booked the Tor- rington Redskins for a return game next Wednesday at the New City. Then on the following Sunday the locals will travel to Stratford to meet the power-laden 6tratford Rockets for their third contest in eight days and against the strongest opposition in the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
In,proved Field Al TerryUiLle

Terryville, Oct. 26-Plans for the improvement of the East Main Street athletic field under the direc- tions of the committee appointed at the special town meeting held last week are being made with the Ma honey Surveying Co.,, being engaged at present in surveying the property and drawing plans for the new lay out of the field, which will include the land purchased from Joseph Truskowsh by the Town of Ply mouth which adjoins the field. Plans which are now being made will call for the field to contain baseball diamond and softball field with per- manent player benches to be iri- stalled after the land is graded and put into condition for playing pur- poses. The town appropriated a sum of $2,600 for the improvement of the field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
State Hoop Loop of11 Opens Nov.17

Opening games have been carded for nine of the Il clubs entered in the two divisions of the Conree- ticut State Basketball League and full schedules for both divisions will have been prepared by the time the circuits board of man agers meets Monday night, Nov. 4, in West Haven, President Lou Black announced today.
 Play will be started Sunday, Nov. 1T, with the championship defend- ing Bristol Tydols meeting the Springwoods in Bridgeport, the Bridgeport Lenox visiting Torring- ton for a clash with that city's Towards, and the New Haven Hull Red Devils invading the lair Of the Naugatuck zephyrs.
 On Monday, Nov. IS, the Spring woods will meet Pats Atlantics at Hartford, while on Wednesday, Nov. 20, the latter, coached by the Silver man of the famed Dixies of yester- year, will go to Bridgeport to face the Lenox. Bristol will premiere at home Thudsday, Nov. 21, against Torrington, the New Britain Pros on the following day against Stam- ford. Thanksgiving will find the Bristols, now under Chet Jaworski, former Rhode Island State scoring sensation, helping the Wallingford Veterans to pry off the lid on their home surface.
 "Commissioner's Casman Referees will be detailed this sea- son to handle league games by Phil Casman, veteran New Haven arbiter, who now is the loops com missioner of assignments. Officials will not be identified to managers prior to game time. The icrcuit's northern division in cludes Bristol, Torrington, Hartford, New Britain, the Lenox and Mid dletown Speedboys, while in the southern division are Stamford, New Haven, the Bridgeport 6pringwoods, Wallingford and Naugatuck.
 The divisional winners will meet in one game for the league cham pionship at the seasons conclusion, then collide with runners-up in 8 playoff series. The titlist will re- ceive the presidents cup, the play of victor the governors cup. "Herky" on Hand
 This years competition, spiced by new color and strength, is expected by the league, formed nine years ago and now Connecticut oldest, to attract upwards of 150,0OO fans around the circuit. The organiza- ton has never had more than nine franchise holders in the past. It's oldest active player is Herky Ruben stein of West Haven, who, a CO., founder of the wheel and its vice president from the beginning, is Ill his 34th season. Herky, now 43, Is
 boss of the Red Devils.
 Six-foot, four inch Julie Larese, owner of the Bristol entry, winner in 1945-46, figures the Lenox as the ''team to beat" despite the men acing presence in the loop of such iuggernauts as the New Britain Pros, the Red Devils, Stamford and
 other combinations known to be
 .'loaded." Even last seasons also
 rans possess new power and new corners like Wallingford and Tor
 rington are believed to have what
 1t takes to give the top contenders
 many an uneasy moment.
 Six of the clubs will play in state
 armories, the others on high school and " courts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Vs Weaver; Crosby Naugatuck Saturda.
Crosby Students
 Special Notice!

Crosby students wishing to see the Crosby . Naugatuck football game at Recreation Field tomorrow afternoon may secure athletic associa- tion identification cards at the Athletic Office tomorrow morning between 10 and II o'clock. These cards may be exchanged for student tickets at the gate.
 The local High School Au- thorities planned to hold an advance sale at the school to- day but because of the holi- day, due to the teachers con- vention, the sale was can celled. Coach Jimmy Lee emphasized the fact that stu dents not obtaining these cards would have to pay the regular price of admission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Michele Leone Heads Mot Show

Michele Leone, of Italy, noted iof his rough tactics in and out of the ring, will make his debut In the main bout of the second profession. al wrestling card of the season at St. Joseph's Hall next Wednesday night, meeting Maurice LaChapelle, champion of Canada who threw Jim Austeri in two straight falls on the opening card this week.
 Other bouts next week will fea- ture Abe Coleman of New York against Ray Schwartz of Germany in the 3O-minute semi-hnal. Billy Kline of Pittsburgh against "The Italian Bli1np," and Mickey Gavas of Greece against Abe Tourist, new Jewish sensation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
rechCombine Strong Pick
 In Local Go
HH VIM MALONEY

Coach Bill Traey's Tech Tigers are ready and willing to, meet the strong Weaver High football array at the Municipal Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 2:s0. To date this sea- son, the Leavenworth grid combine has won it's first three contests of the season by defeating Manches- ter, Commercial and Hamden and holds the distinction of being the only local high school football squad to remain uildefeated. The Weaver grid machine, was defeated, 34 to o, by William Hall High last week.,
 The Big Red array has been going through strenuous workouts at the Municipal Stadium all this week and will rule a IA point favorite agfainst the Insurance City aggre- gation.
 Coach Tracy will, in all probabil- ity, use his regular backfleld of Nick LoRusse, Steve Perrohe and Joe Masotta and Eddie Bowman, the Touchdown Twins. Mario Ber- nabe and Ignace Titor will start at the end posts; Art Bafstis and Frankie Paserelli will see action in the guard slots; Paul Iannaccone will Start at center while Bart Daly and Hank" Rinaldi will hold down the tackle berths.
 Easy Win?
 Leavenworth goes into the game as 12 point favorite, while if they play the brand of ball which they are capable of playing, they should emerge the victor by three touch- downs or more.
 The Big Red mentor does not have to rely on his first string backs throughout the game because he has the service of Dom Martinelli and Joe Macini who really reel of some yardage when they hold down their right and left halfback posts in the Tech backfield. They will probably see plenty of action tomer- row.
 Much local interest will focus on this contest because if the local ag- gregation triumphs, the Wilby- 1eavenworth game at the Stadium next week should be one of the best games of the Intra-City rivalry to be played in years.
 Crosby at Naugatuck
 The Crosby High football squad travels to Recreation Field in Naugatuek to do battle with the Borough football combine tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO The Ivy aggrega- tion lost it's first two games of the season to Torrington and Taft res- pectively and then bounced into the win column last week by beating the Abbey Prep School of Simsbury, 12 to 6.
 With Bernie Lawlor back at his fullback post, after having been benched for two weeks with injuries and Johnny Kelley back in the left halfback slot, the Blue and White should have little trouble in edging the powerless Naugatuck array.
 The Borough combine has game bunch of boys but just hasn't the power in the line to make it a for midable opponent. If the Crosby combine can break through and also perfect it's passing offense, it should very easily outstep the Grey hounds. The hneupS follow: Probable Crosby -Naugatuck Lineup
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Ryan s Boot
 Tops Indians

Thomaston, Oct. 25-Two over- time periods were necessary to de- eide the best soccer football game of the season in these parts; when Ray Ryan kicked in a goal for Thomaston High that not only de- feated Watertown, 2-1, but put the first defeat of the year upon the well-drilled Indians coached by Bob Cooke. Watertown blanked Thom- aston, 20, in the first game of the season when the teams met; the local lads, coached by Norman Fa- gerquist having a won 4, lost 1, tied record to date. Each team scored 8 goal in the first half of yester- daV'S game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
BROWN

Providence, R. l., Oct. 25 - (UP) For the first time since their opening game, Brown University s football team will be at full strength for tomorrow's game with tnderdog Boston University, head Coach Rip Engle said today. The Bears emerged unscathed from their upset win over Dartmouth last week and center Lou Regime and half back George Bentley, injury vic- tims earlier in the season, have re- turned to the lineup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Indies Prep For
 Bristol West Ends

The Indies went through A long workout at Hamilton Park in prep aration for Sundays contest with the Bristol West Ends at Musy Field. Bristol.
 The local eleven has been shutout in It's last pair of games after win ming two in a row and Coach Angelo "Hotfoot" Laudisi is anxious to have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
Tuo Blanchards
 With Bates EleUen

Lewiston, Me, Oct. 25-(UP)- Blanchards appear to be stealing the spotlight in Eastern collegiate football.
 With Doe" Blanchard starring for Army, the little Bates College eleven comes up with a pair Of Blanchards for tornorrow's game with the University of Maine.
 The Bates brother combination from Arlington, Mass, are Art, 8 triple threat sophomore halfback. and Lindy, a guard who transferred here from Boston College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

every front office while his team was on the road and inquire about his chances of getting a managerial job. His trips became a standing gag after some time"
 Regardless of the ex-coache's ethics, he got a managers job later.
 Which may account for baseball s version of the golden rule, "do unto others before they do you"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Oct. 25 - (UP)- Dartmouth gridders scrimmaged against a series of Columbia plays today and head Coach Fuss Laugh " said his Big Green squad was ready" for tomorrow's invasion by the mighty Lions. Upset by Brown last week, Dartmouth will be seek ing 8 return to the victory trail against the favored New Workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

Wilby vs TOrrihgtOn
 The Wilby Wildcats will meet the Torrington High football combine at the Municipal Stadium this after noon at 2:30 This will be the test for the Green and White who have won three out of their last four con- tests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25
B. U.

Weston, Mass, Oct. 25 - (UP) = In a pep-talk to his Boston Univer- sity football squad today, head Coach Walt Holmer said he was disappointed and unSatified with the spirit and fight" of his team. The Terriers will be after their fourth straight win when they meet Brown tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

Substitutes: ThOmaston, Doyle, Johnson Goals scored by McQuarrie, Ryan, Leechi.
 Score at half time: Thomaston l, Watertown 1.
 Referee: MOntella.
 Linesman: LuboyesH.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

Burlington, Vt.-Buster Beaupre, 139, Burlington, outpointed Joe Gillis, 137, Boston (10).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

Philadelphia-Billy Nixon, IA, Philadelphia, knocked out Billy Justine, 142, Philadelphia CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-25

BUNKER HILL WASH. HILL
 ESQUIRES CARDINALS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03
Zed. drzave zahtevajo
upravo Zdruzzenih narodov
Russia in Francija sta "a
to, da mesto pride pod
kOntrOlO Stirih yelesil

PARIZ, 2. juija-Zed drzave in Britannia sta da
naceloma zedni Ruso in Francijo internaciona
zaco Trsta in okolce oda sta vztraja da ia stra
tegcna tocka adrana prti pod kontrolo Zdr
zenih narodov.
Ameriski in BRITISH viri pravijo, da drzavni tajnk
Byrnes in zunanji minister Bevn vztraata da maj Zdru
zeni narodi noso odgovornost nedotaklivos in adm
nistracijo predlagane mednarodne
Pc nacrtu, katerega zagovarjaa Russia in Francija,
pa bi Trs okolico prise pod kontroo srh veesi ka
tere bi bile odgovorne njegovo administrator
Kdo maj sestavi zakonk "a pravo mednarodne
Byrnes in Bevn tud zahtevata da mai zakonk VIA
do mednarodne sestav mrovna konferenca 81
dov docim sta Mootov in Bdaut mnenja da je to nalo
ga katero b moral zvrsiti minstrski svet srh veles
posveovalnm glasom zastopnkov Jugoslavije in 1aje
Pc stirih urah debatirana soparicnem poletnem
minstr sejo odgod da hi bill dosegel spo
razum glede bodocega aparata "a upravo Trsta.
Ministri majo poznee vzet pretres francoski pred
log gasom katerega maj bi bill zakon upravo Trsta
predozen odobrtev splosni mirovni konferenc in
nostnemu svetu Zdruzenih narodov New Yorku.
Datum splosne mirovne conference Sc nj doloeen
Senator Vandenberg cd ameriSke delegacije e izav,
da mnistr Sc doo6ili datuma splosne kon-
ference. Kakor znano ze Byrnes da b konferenca
sesala Sc tekoci mesec.
Italanska vlada je poslaa danes minstrskemu svetu
protest. kaere e receno da b zroctev juznozapadne
Istre Jugoslaviji pomena odprte nezaceve tee
su Italije'
Podpredsednik jugoslovanske republike Edward Kar-
deli e incl danes dolgo posvetovane ameriskim draw
MIN tanikom Byrnesom Pozneje je Karde zjavl casni
karjem da Jugoslavija spreeti francoske lne
in da be poznee predlozil kompromisno mejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

podal financno porocilo, potem
pa je nadaljeval: "Sledec obi
cajnemu prevdarnemu vodstvu
poslov te organizacije, SO direk-
torJ sklenili posoditi znaten del
hranilnega sklada bodocim last
nixon domov. Ma ia nacin Sc je
pomagalo povprecno 400 druzi-
nam, med katerimi je mnogo
veteranov, da SO prisli do svo-
Jill lastnih domov. Menimo, da
je cilj sleherne druzine te nase
velike dezele, lastovati svoj
dom.
'Skupno premozenje v vsoti
S, ,5s3, ,5O5. 90 je : vlogami in hi
potekami sedaj ma najvisji stop
Mi. Obilen pronlet trgovskih po-
slov pri transakcijah v tenu "a
vodu je zahteval precejsnjo po-
mlohtev Y osobju in povecanju
bancnih prostorov. !"
Mr. Schneider je nadaljeval:
" zavesti q, da je napredek
nenaosot brez podpore il sode'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03
Cenera1na Stavka v
Trstu prek1icana

TRST, q julija-Generalna stavka, XII e paralizrala
Trst cd nedee oh treh zutra je koncaa danes oh
zjutra toda tsoee spatearjev Jugoslavje Sc Sc
dno nj hotelo vrn delo Poloza estu je Sc vedno
krano nape in strah pred novmi izbrh nasa Sc vedno
obstoja.
Trgovine odprle vrata vozov ucne zeeznice zopet
vozijo Uice parurajo neoborozen amerski in britski
voaki Toda pod zunanm videzom miru nahaja nape-
tos XII utegne vsak cas- znova povzroei izgrede krvo
little.
Javen pogreb delavca. XII ga je ustrelila polcija
Vojastvo je nadzralo veliko mnozico simpaticarev
Jugoslavije XII so udelez javnega pogreba deavca
Giorgija Gorgiutta, katerem trdijo komunst da je
bill nedeo umoren cd lokane polcie XII e kontrorana
cd Itaijanov.
Danes zgodaj zutra tezko oborozene aeriske cete
prihitee glavni trg mesu, Piazza Garbadi ker
razprse mnozco 1000 Slovencev XII so prepeva Inter-
macdonald in komunistcne pohodnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03
DR.. Oppenheimer je baje odstopil, ker s.
nj strinjal z experiment ma Bikinih

WASHINGTON, (O.N.A.) -
Zacetkom tega tedna je bilo OBJ
javljeno, da je DIR. Oppenheimer
odstopil kot predsednik komisi-
je "a opazovanje poizkusov z
atomskimi bombami ma Bikinih.
Zanesljiva porocila trde, da je
odstopil, ker je preprican, da po-
izkusi ne bodo mic koristili zna-
nosti.
DR.. Oppenheimer je bill eden
vodilnih znanstvenikov, XII so
pomagali pri iznajdbi atomske
bombe. 4
Bella hisa, XII je naznanila od-
stop DIR. Oppenheimerja, je ma
vedla kot vzrok njegovo preob-
tezenost 2 delom. v protislovju
8 to izjavo pa trde zanesljivi
washingtonski viri, da je uGe-
MAX v svojem pismu, naslovlje-
mem predsedniku Trumanu izra-
I'll svoje nezaupanje " bikinske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

Zmaga desniccarjev d v
a1neriSki nemSki zOni

FRANKFURT, 2. julia. -
Popolna porocila o izidu volitev
provincionalnih svetov, XII so sc
vrsila cetrto zaporedno nedeljo
v ameriski okupacijski zoni, IL
kazujejo, da 'je zmagalo desni-
carsko krilo Krscanske demo
kratske zveze.
.Popolne stevilke, XII so urad-
ne izjemo province Wuertem-
ber-Baden, izkazujejo: Krsean-
ska demokratska zveza 2,579,-
4O3 glasov, socialni demokrati
1,855,545 glasov, komunisti
100000 glasov, devet manjsih
strank pa je dobilo skupaj 521,-
486 glasov.
Krscanska demokratska I'VE
"a je dobila 143 sedezev izmed
264 ma Bavarskem in provinci
Hesse. Socialni demokrati so do
bill 81 sedezev, komunisti Is,
vse druge stranke pa IL.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

poizkuse, ces, da ne bodo mic
koristili znanosti. v teku teh
poizkusov bodo vrzene atomske
bombe ma brodovje vsidrano v
bikinskem atolu, in bodo eksplo-
dirale v zraku in pod povrsino
vode.
DR.. Oppenheimer baje ne zeli,
da bi bilo njegovo ime povezano
s takimi poizkusi.
To njegovo naziranje bi bilo
popolnoma v skladu mnenji,
katera SO ze izrazili drugi atom
ski znanstveniki. Federacija
ameriskih atomskih ucenjakov,
organizacija, v kateri je mnogo
znanstvenikov, XII so delali ma
projektu atomske bombe tekom
vojne, je naglasila, da 50 bikin-
ski poizkusi izkljucno le voja-
skega znacaja, ter da Jim ne
velja pripisovati nobene znan-
stvene vrednosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03
Nou grob
ANDRE,J JAN

Po dolgi bolezni je preminil
Andrej Jan, star Is let, stanu-
joe ma 9515 Elizabeth Ave. Do
ma je bill il vasi Dobraska, ia
ra skocjan, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred ~ lett. Bill je clan
drustva Bled st. 20 SDZ. Poleg
zalujoce soproge Frances, role
ne Fabjancic, zapusca hceri,
Mrs. Frances Schempp in Mrs.
Sophie Peffer, sinova Josepha
in Franka ter vnuke. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil v petek zjutraj oh $50
uri IL Louis L. Ferfolia pogreb-
mega zavoda, 9116 Union Ave-,
v cerkev sv. Lovrenca oh 10. uri
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.