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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Jockson's s 60 Moy Leod NE Scorers

Boston, Nov. &-(UP)-Levi Jackson. Yales speedy Negro full- back, had the New England college scoring title all but sewed up today as he finished the season with 10 touchdowns fot a total of GO points
 Only Johnny Killeaiea of Boston College has a chance to catch the Els freshman flash, and he'll have to score three tolclldowns Satur- day in his finale against Holy Gross. Kilelea now has 42 points, the same as fullback Bill Moll of Connecti- cut who has played his last game of the season.
 Though held scoreless in his last two games. Jackson had piled up an early lead that was sufficient to carry him through in a year that saw few high scoring backs in the region. JackSons total was consider ably below the l32 points compiled by Walt TiojanowSki of Connecti- cut last year, and even fell short of the 87 points scored by Holy Cross Stan KoSlowSl1 who was rlnner-up in i0l5.
 Way Down
 Trojanowski, alternating between the varsity and the reserves, crossed the goals only once this season.
 Behind Jackson came Dick Lee of Massachusetts State who tailed 4s points before ending his season a week ago.
 Fred Nadhnery, Jackson's run ming mate at Yale. scored twice against Harvard to boost himself in- to a tle for third place with Killelea ana Mon at 42 points. Pat Higgins of Williams had 39.
 Jack Roderick of Yale, who also scored against Harvard. topped the ends with S6 points. Tom Cannon of Harvard and Ernie Zeno of Boston University also had 36 apiece, while Art Blanchard of Bates finished the campaign with 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Monday Sports Wash

Fred Merkle'S baseball bOner, which cost tn, New York Giants a world series may never be forgotten, while Roy Rsegels wrony-way run in Che Rose Bowl is stin talked about after many years ance it took place, but the one you won't hear much about from Yale men past 50 years of age; is the 1898 Princeton game, when the Tigers won a 6-0 decision over a heavily-favored Bulldog ar ray: all because Arthur Poe ot Princeton STOLE THE BALL from the arms of Yales Durstine. just as Che latter was nearing the Tiger goal-line: Poe racing tn length of the field for the touchdown which Yale never lived down: though the old Blues who saw or remember it, got some consolation out of this years 90 Co 2 Yale victory over the boys from New Jersey: who were presented with a point safety in Che first 90 seconds of the game, when Yales Vandy Kirk had a mem cal lapse: after flimbling the kickoff Sheridan Council. Knights Of Columbus have put up three-year baseball trophy for the C.Y.O. champions: which will be presented Co St. Peter and Paul parish team tomorrow night for the first time; the eventual owner needing to win Che title on the diamond three times. Annual dinner and presentation scheduled for Patsy Browns Silver Chalet, 7.so P. M.--Dennis Patrick Brady, after a poor showing and small house" at Hartford last week: because he was matched with an op- ponent who was just trying to stay Che limit; will be exhibited in New Britain tonight against Baby Sam ehez.- South American soccer foot ball which draws many thousands of fans each weekend is a close copy of che British game is such a test of skili and endurance, that NO SUB GTTTUTEONS and NO TIME OUT is allowed during either os two 4s minute halves. It is called ''futbol'' south of the border.
 oOo
 Just before Jack Innes Of Thom- aston walked out on the field at municipal Stadium yesterday to kickofT . new ball as a feature of the Waterbury Indies-Torrington Redskins game. sponsored by the Waterbury Parapleaic Fund Com mittee: the game umpire, Eddie Hart of Cheshire. acquainted with 1nnes since his Valley Park foot ball days said: Don't kick the ball into Thomaston. Jack: you know it will be auctioned of Friday night for the war veterans" After care- fully setting the ball, Innes kicked ths greatest outcurve since baseball began. By way of explanation. Jack said; 'that was 6 great ONSIDE kick wasn't it9" - Yale's Able Booth win referee the all-import- ant Penn-Cornell Thanksgiving Day game Thursday, indicating quite clearly that Little Boy Blue has ar- rived in the ''big time" as 8 college football oficials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Pro Basketball
Rv UNITED PRESS

The Detroit Falcons climbed out of its cellar berth in the western division of the Basketball Associa" ton o6 America today following weekend victories over the Boston Celtics and the Chicago Staes.
 IL was the only change in the loop standings after a schedule of six games Saturday and Sunday, as the New York KnickeEDOckers main tain it's slim first-place lead over the Washington capdtols in the Eastern Division and the St. Louis Bombens continued to reign as the Western Division's top team.
 Alter trouncing Boston on its home court Saturday night 54 to 46. the Detroit entry Tayeled to Chi- cago yesterday afternoon and upset the stags,. 6e to 55. The Falcons took a to l lead in the first few man- utes of play and held 1t throughout the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
SOCCER

The i946-47 season looms as the biggest for the booting sport in more than a score f years. Entries in soccer's blue ribbon events, the Na- tional Challenge Cup. soccerIs Open tourney, and the National Amateur Cup have nearly doubled over last year. The Amateur event has i53 en- tries. as compared to 83 last season. The Challenge Cup for the DeWar trophy, will have i22 competing against n in the ie46-46 tourna. ment.
 For the first time in the history of American soccer, Dallas. Tex. is reps resented in the National Amateur Cup play with four teams eompet- ing. A. Ramsden of Dallas. district commissioner for Texas, has been doing yeognan work for the sport in the Lone Star State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
KruseAnd Roso Click For6.OS Score

Another one.touchdown score tle. clded the third and deciding Wa. terbury mdlessTorrington Redskins football supremacy when Dick Kruse and Dom Rosa combined their grid talent Co score c third- period marker for e GO Waterbury win yesterday before 5000 fans at Municipal Stadium. Part of the game proceeds went Go the water bury Peraplegic Fund, sponsors of the game.
 Following e feature kickoff by Jack rnnes of Thomaston, standout back of Connecticut pro and semi pro football % years ago Co off. eially get the game under way, Red- skins kicked off to the Indies, though scoring was eliminated throughout the first half, the Inc dies losing the ball a foot from the Torrington end zone. before the successful drive in the third quar- ter which started on the 27 yard line, Salvatore taking a Redskin punt on the Redskln a and run~ ming 1t back six yards A sudden surge of power plays and aerlals, including a pass from Salvatore to Hymer Fitzgerald brought the ball to the Torrington l7, after which Dick Kr1se broke through tackle for a Sideline run to the shadow of the goal line. Rosa plunged for the slx-polnter and touchdown that won the ball game. Di Blasio's kick for point after touchdown having been blocked.
 Torrington, aided by successful Omar Pollick passes, got to the Indies 2l in the final quarter, but Salvatore interception stopped a possible score, after Indies backs had driven to the Torrington s. Score:
 NasnthurR 9gA nas fnA Taasts,ass,s,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
New England Boxing Slate

Boston, Nov. 25 - (UP) - Fol- lowing Is Q list of main boxing bouts scheduled this week in New Eng land:
 Tonight
 Boston - Mechanics Building - Buddy Hayes of Boston vs Tony Costa of woonsocket, R. l., 10 rounds. l2s pounds.
 Holyoke, Mass - Valley Arena - Joey Angelo of Providence, R. r. vs Umberto Zavala of Mexico City, 10 rounds, i40 pounds.
 New Britain, Conn. - Arena - Dennis Pat Brady of New York vs Baby Sanchez of Mexico City, 10 rounds, l2S pounds.
 Lewiston, Me. City Hall - Maurice Beauehene of Brunswick vs Leon Leblond of Lisbon, 8 rounds, i47 pounds.
 Belfast, Me. - Opera House - Buddy Jones of Portland vs Russ Goulding of Newark, N. J, 8 rounds, l55 pounds.
 Tuesday
 EhttlUf0 - 1kAAAC AAAaAAA4A VA A0AAA- pa, Florida vs Billy Brown, Man. chester, 8 rounds, TO pounds. Boston - Garden = Champion Dave Andrews of Lowell vs Johnny Cesario of Boston, i2 rounds, i47 pounds (for New England welter- weight title).
 Manchester, N. H. - Recreation Maurice Cloutier of Manchester vs Bobby Conway of Manchester, 10 rounds, l45 pounds.
 Wednesday
 Providence, R. - Arcadia - Maxie Starr of Baltimore vs Ernie Forte of Providence. 10 rounds. i50 pounds.
 Fall River, Mass. - Casino -- Gene Farland of Providence. R. T.. vs Perry Lowe of New York. 10 rounds, i60 pounds.
 Friday
 Worcester, Mass. - Mechanics Hall - Jay Paganelli of Newark. N. J.. vs Leo Sawicki of Worcester, 10 rounds, l450 pounds.
 Portland, Me. - Exposition - Maurice Beauchene of Brunswick vs Eddie Le tourneau of Sanford, 10 rounds, i47 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
WoIIy Dusek On MotCord

wally Dusek, one Of the country's outstanding nathan, will make his debut here Wednesday night ct St. Joseph's Hall teaming up with Irish George Lenihan, Boston Bad Man, in the second Australian tag team match of the season. They will be teamed against Mickey 0avas, good looking Greek, and German Ray Schwartz of New York City. The bout will be the best two out of three falls with no time limit.
 Two other bouts will be offered, both 30 minute affairs featuring Abe Coleman of New York City against Jack Smith of Boston and Harry F1nklectein of Boston against Geza Taio. Hungarian. The first bout will start promptly ct s:so.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Bates in Glass BolCl

Lewiston. Me, Nov. 25 -(UPl-- Bates College football team, unde- feated in seven games this year. has accepted an invitation to play the University of Toledo in the Glass Bowl at Toledo. O.. early next month. President Charles ?. Phil- lips announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Owls, Vols In Orange Bowl

Miami, Fla, Nov. 25 - (UPl - Rice Institute of the Southwestern Conference will play Tennessee of the Southeastern Conference in the Orange Bowl game here New Years Day, 1t was announced today.
 Rice has dropped only two games this season. by narrow margins to Louisiana State and Arkansas. and will close out its season Saturday against Baylor in Houston.
 Selection of Tennessee to be host team in the 18th annual Orange Bowl classic was announced yester. day.
 Negotiations with Rice were cosn- pleted last night, and the ans nouncement was made at . press conference this morning.
 Rice has played in only one prev- ious bowl game. the 1888 Cotton Bowl in which the Owls beat Color. ado. @ to iA
 Rice has defeated Southwestern, Tulane, EMU, Texas, Texas Tech, Texas A. and M. and TCU.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Zephyrs Lose

Naugatuck, Nov. 24-Iasiiio ard clay combined for il-i3. total of 97 points to pace the Stamford Pros to a 67-AS win over Naugstuck xaphyrs here tonight. the Zephyrs losing it's second game in four nights a the "" court. Starting fast. Stamford gained . 32-iT halftime teal. Ruocio got eight points for zzae losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Washington Park Hoop Meeting

Officers for the i946-l7 Washing ton Park Community Basketball League season will be chosen tonight at an P. M. meeting. when open ing plans for Dec. 6, including ref- erees, will also be discussed. Su- pervisor Bill Shea will take referee applications before the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Benrus M0ttutuckS
 IRA Winners

Chase and DenFas were winners of "A" games, Mattatuck winning Q "B" contest in initial I. R. A. basketball play of the ie4e-47 sea- son yesterday afternoon atthe r. N. c. A. A last period drive netted Chase cagers a 42-36 win over svo- will E. R. A. which matched the Chase field goals at IS each; but made too many fouls: the winners gaining l2 points from the free- throw line.
 BenT7ls. competing in the "A" league for the first time, was c 44-S3 winner over Waterbury Com- panies; Mattatuck taking Q close 39-35 decision over Plume and Att wood in Q "B" game; the PA boys making a strong last quarter come back after trailing ie-35 with 6 minutes left.
 High Scores
 tfarnick's l4 points in the form of s field goals and ( free-throws. paced the Chase attack. though Scovill's heavy but fast center jumper, Swirl sky. accounted for i3 points of the Scovill tally, including 6 field goals and a free throw. Kraft and Jack Schlosser added 10 morel Andolini and Bartolini. also getting 10 for scovill, while Lefty Adams and Dave Karpavich i1etted 8 apiece for the Chase cause; scovill led iS to i2 after 10 minutes, Chase taking Q 23.22 lead at half time, in the nip and tuck feature game, witnessed by nearly 400 fans. Score:-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
The BrO0dSUGy BGgIe

FRANKIE cARBo bought MamenOa contract esuA has squared him with Lou San mg Ae etfmane Frankie haa added Johnny pel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

Elmer Poffenberger is the presis dent of the newly organized wash- ington (D. O County Soccer League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
scoYTL.l

Totals IS ia 42 Totals IS 6 se Score at hahn time: Chase go. ecovill 2a Referees. santopietro and Cluney.
 James Liakos, Pierce. Sullivan, Draskinis and L. Schiavone all had a hand in the well-earned Benrus win over the watcos, whose Freddy Coelho and Dick Jsnuska scored 2i of the 8 team points. Benrus sllct into an early lead. had an l8-i3 lead at half time and held 1t all the way. Score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

It. wilson T. Hohson. IT,. Of Philadelphia, having doffed his Navy blues. has taken over his duties as treasurer of the USS.F.A. He is q former vice president of the organ ization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
Local Hekrescss Win
 Al BridgepOrf

Bridgeport. Nov. % Waterbury YMIiA rolled up 6l points to defeat Bridgeport Jewish Community Gen. ter. 6z-56 in overtime last night ct the JCC court. B0tkin netting 2T points for the winners, Rappoport adding iS more and Kohn 9 more, while Morris got IT for the losers, Kroop netting i3 and Kaplan g. In the last quarter the game was even at so points each, at the end of regulation time, Waterbury getting two hoops to win the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

Totals 16 12 l4 Totals e. 13 3S
 Score at half time; Benrus 10, Water bury Cos. is. Referees: Knox and crich- ton.
 Fourienr's ie points, Sherman and Schiander adding IS more for Matt tatuck Mfg. defeated Plume and Atwood, whose Cardella, Howell and Cimanaro added il-9-8 for 28 points points for the losers. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

been cOnuenlned 70 klrttrAp and or the VloIet quintcts home games except one win he played ae Maoison square oaruen Sal eommA wno Island, has just finished another perfect season with the Mt Sk Josephe High school team Of NNtA land Vt, which won the State championship under his tutelage. George Haas, of the Union college bah player.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

Substitutes. TorrinEton--D O q n k O , Breen Basile. Bastaneilo, Bianel, Good. Frago, pastarello.
 Waterbury. Thomas. zurlls. ouintiiani, LaRusso, shaker, Truelove Baily, De. Blasio. krnse. Grove. 1saSaiata.
 Referee-Chck Kelley. Umpire - I'd Hart. Head Linesman-pat slattery.
 Ralph Capaletti's Town Plot Hillies took over the city junior football title with a convincing 1896 win over North End Victory Club in a prelim to the Tndies- -Redskin tuSSle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

Totals 2. i6 I S9l Totals .. IS 2 s5 Score at half time: Mattatuck 2i. Plume q Atwood IS. Referee: Knox and Crich- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

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Evening star., 1946-10-06
Night
Prize Contribution
By CoroIyn N. Smith, Is

Calvin Sooiid0e nt0h Sehoot
Once I awoke from a troubled dream;
I sat up and looked out into the
night,
And beheld q scene
That could never see in the light
The rustic Of the leaves reached my
ears,
And seemed to me
Like notes from an old masters
work, lost through the years
A long forgotten melody.
Glittering stars blazoned the autumn
skies;
Their radiance, somehow 30 wilt
and free,
Filled my eyes,
And then I saw the moon smiling
down on.me.
'Peacew sang the breeze. "Peace!'
whispered each trembling leaf
"Let not the night reflect tn,
troubled day,
Cast of the 'day-born conflict ane
grief;
We are here always"
My eyes closed in dreamless sleep
While the earth joined the sky
In q song rich and low and deep,
A moonlight lullaby.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
aappy aasss 3ya aysar-9MlSfi Misoa, ssoo $40
On the Half lJessop) 2.2t
Also e' ranaKing Solomon. shifty Play
His Grace and Colonial Rose.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: 2-year-oIds: 6 furlongs. widener
sastosne tGuerin, 800 2.soo S.22GG
Gemsbok (Jessop) 2.30
Also me' rallMFact Finder, Mr.. McGregor,
Repeater.
THIRD RAcE-purse, $4,000; allow
ances; steeplechase; 3-year-olds and up
Ssysiisn SaTsi aaoas Rish9 @lies' 41o slo s4o g
Fair Crystal (Bland) 4.20 2.SG
Neat Pleat tRusselD 2.6o
Also ranSOhlala. Boston Boy.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added
the. Futurity; 2-year-olds; 6h furlonss
E5SSs W;; T7lIss., 5Arearo' $40 sso ssso sat
Jet Pilot tJames) 3.2e
ass sTeh ss Gfsss Merd
Der Pass, b Cellophane. Better Value, Loya
Legion and Quarantaine.
Brookemesde Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Thwarted (James) $50 $40 3.4Q
Believe tJessop) 7.5O 5.5g
Merry King fGuerin) 500
Time, 1.12hs.
Twenty-Six. Alworth. Tel O'sullivan.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added
3-year- -olds and upward; miles,
Pavot (Arcaro) $50 2.30 oul
Stymie {JameS) 2.l0 oul
Rico Monte .tDonoso) oul
Time, 3:22as.
SEVENTH RACE-The Perseverance
Handicap: purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-
Blue Blue Falcon lArcaro, 1850 $50 3.559
Rabies fJessop) 3.oo ~ ~
Alamond (Guerin) o.ou
Also ran-Hadrian, Pickpocket, Gala
want.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000, added;
the Handball Handicap; 4-year-oids ano
Willing Spirit 1Atkinson) $40 $50 2.so
Frere Jacques tGuerin) $40 4S9
Stage Fire (Jessop) o.o0
Also rail-Crack Time, Detection, Bound.
ing Home, Bellwether, aBtbesco. aGrand
Prince II, DAmos.
. Mn River stabls-H. A. Luro sntsy.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
Festival of the Race
Marks Columbus Day
In Latin America
Prize Contribution
BY Jonet HiIferty, Is
HyaiisviIIs High School


On the 18th of this month we and
all of the Americas are celebrating
Columbus Day. or the Festival of the
Race, as it is called in Spanish
America. In large cities natives an6
foreigners, especially of Spanish
descent, join in the celebration.
One Of the most popular ways OF
celebrating in South America is In
the form of a procession through the
city streets and public parks. The
park usually contains q statue OF
Columbus or Queen Isabella.
The flag of the Spanish race, Gre
ated as the symbol of Spanish
American unity, was hoisted for the
first time on San Cristobal Hill
Chile; on October u, 1888. Designed
by an Uraguayan, the flag is white
with three red maltese crosses SYM
bohzing the three ships of Column
bus. Behind the central cross is q
rising sun, in gold, representing the
light Of civilization brought to the
New World by Spain.
Spain and her explorers played an
important part in the development
Of our United States. After plant
ing the Spanish flag at st. Angus
tine, Fla, they came to hold reign
over two-thirds of what is now
United States. They brought with
them Christian faith, civilization
plants and animals of Europe.
On Columbus Day 1t is f1ttine
that the school children of this
country should learn of the historic
ties binding them to other republic.
in the Western Hemisphere. So, In
Whatever way you celebrate this
event, remember that our neighbour
south Of the border are celebrating
| too,
Evening star., 1946-10-06
Suffolk. Downs Results

FL! FIRST RAcE;MsPuIss, a;s., $500; allow
sansone (McMullen) 1910 $40 $50
shnsh sins;n. pste Ria fksan., szshrl, $50 3So
Also Ian5..Lstssster, Ariel image; TIGER
s Mae ga Hsy ssnrsW snd esd
.nsss sscosp p..sSids: ssi,oss; allow
Rex ,s,i;u o'iSullivaG .zshr> $3.50 1880 s.sso
suHdsy PIns. fnisht I f!isH Hartwick' $50
Also A!@e' raaina@Mel Indian. Tascosa. Fur
suf sns sDesay sEas rses ISss' sea
DAILY double paid s360)
R5 saa usasss ssssG aisH mle
sy hyk fsE5y S,ss 'a;sss slsro 7so sS ssSS 3ss
HaRGmsc Rf@s tKssne' !kssn 800
Aiss 1aa4ysisry; ThEsx; m -s Son g, 2, s9san; a,:
Quest. Sun Clad and Chanticleer.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
sAsss; eElsss ssssrolas, n's $40 sse s4o q
Belrate 9stranse) $50
Also ran@Hemlock. Sun Beau Go. ORC
Rojo, Donna's Ace, Leander.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: handicap;
3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
Snlny Penny (Keene) 1920 $50 $50
Agrarian u. (Zehr 4.SO $50
Scholarship (HartwicD 2.60
Also ran-Windmill, Nell A.. Dodo's Girl.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added:
the Paul Revere Handicap: 3-year-olds and
s5.I,, Hsn e olays !HsnforO 500 s,see : $.aS g
| Gabe Paul fSnyder) 400
Time, 1:44.
Also ran-spanrled Game, Fox Master.
Golden Thorn.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upwards; lie miles.
Link (Hettinger) $50 40 $50
One Look (Keene) $50 900
| Gino Gold (Luce) $50
Time, 1:46as.
| Also ran-Gold Bart, Hidden Ace, Stell.
| Time Stitch, Her Reply.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; IA miles.
Lucky Irish (Chafhn) ZOO 40 ESQ
| Happy Guess tKeiper) $50 30
aStar Way Guce) 40
| Time, 2:06.,
| Also ran-Midnight Ride, valdina Leaf,
| aNeotrist, Sweet Eleanor, Andso.
a The Frances Stable entry.