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COUNTRY BOARD.

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COUNTRY PROPERLY FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

ner apt. with entrance foyer, living room.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

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lor apt. downtown D. G; no children ac-
eepted. DI. 7798 or RA. 7479. 2s
miles from New York City and near ocean,
available July-August. exchange for fur
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EXCHANGE RICHMOND for WASHINGTON;
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Writers Vote On .AII-YoIe-BowII TT

New Haven, Conn, Dec. l2-CUP) There wasn't much left on the l946 all-Yale bowl team today after Eli gridders were awarded seven posi- tionS.
 Sports writers who saw all the games at the bowl this year rounded out the team with three Columbia men and lone Colgate representa- tive.
 The team:
 Ends, Jack Roderick, Yale and Bill Swiacki, Columbia; tackles, Bill Schuler and Dick Hollingshead, both of Yale; guards. Fritz Barzilauskas, Yale and Bob Orlando, Colgate; cen- ter, Frank Sniadeck, Columbia; backs. Gene Rossides, Columb9a, and Tex Purse, Fred Nadherny, and Levi Jackson, all of Yale.
 Five of the selections were unan- imous: Roderick, SWiacki, Barzilaus- kas, Nadherny, and Jackson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
MottutuekS
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One of the best of the first round hoop encounters on the IRA, schedule this season brings to- gether the American Brass and Scovil ERA Club tonight at the wilby sym, Bach team has won and lost a game in close competis ton; Chase Brass & Copper win- nine against them a2~S6 over Sco. VIII and S7-So over Brass indicating that tonights tusSle will be worth- while watching from the first toss. up at e,S0 PM, until the last whistle Is blown,
 At7 PM. tonight, Mattatuck Mfg, and Farrel Foundry teams of the leagues B" division are paired; while an s;lS o'clock game calls for US Tine, against Plume & Atwood.
 Too Much Rent
 Originally, the triplesheader was scheduled for State Arnory court, but wss shifted to wilhy, when the Armory rental was increased over night from an agreed Sa0 to Si65; but is now back Co the $40 level since an IRA, committee talked with state guard off1sers at Hart. ford yesterday. Tn the meantime, Donald J. Post, athletic director of Post Junior College relinquished his Wilhy court practice session for to- night in favor Of the IRA. so that the schedule may proceed without further interruption, Games will be played at the State Armory startnig Thursday, December le.
 Because Of location, the IRA. games at Wilby have drawn only 200 fans though tonieht's Brass Seovill game may attracted 500 to 500 customers as it promises to be a thriller. League games at the Central Y.M.C.A. will be played next as usual,
 Scovill will pit a strong team, selected by Coach Norman Schaef- fer against Brass tonight including: Begnal, Sehlosser, Kraft, MeGraw and Rinsldi with Delaney, Grochow. ski, Kucheravy, Zenich, Andolini and Jscowits ready to go when needed. Coach Joe Boley of A.B.C. has Henry Koch and Tom Caisse to alternate at center: Sonny Rinald!, and "Hots" Saldukas, Ralph Brad. icy, Al Damelio, Qillis and a fellow named Boley, who comes in handy every time out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Leone Pins
 Roy Schwartz

The final wrestling card of the iea6 season was enjoyed by a very small crowd at Buckingham Hall last night. Four Very interesting bouts comprised the program which had the paying customers yelling throughout.
 Michele Leone of Italy, after be- ing pinned in the first fall of the main event after IS minutes of real grappling. came back strong to cop the last two falls from popular Ray Schwartz of New York City A hammerlock employed by the Ital- ian turned the trick in the second and third falls.
 Mickey Gavas of Greece used 26 minutes before being able to down Jack Smith of Boston in the semi final. A flying tackle followed by A body lock downed the good-look- ing Bostonian.
 wally Dusek of Nebraska and Abe Tourist of California went 30 minutes to a draw in a most inter esting tussle. Dusek had the He- brew in trouble several times, but the agility of the Westerner helped slave of defeat.
 Frank valois of Canada, 2a0 pounds, made his local debut most suspicious one by defeating rowdy Harry Finklestein of Boston in the opening bout after le minutes Of give and take.
 There will be no further wrest- ling cards at Buckingham Hall un- til Wednesday night, Jan. 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Plan For .WoIter Johnson

Washington. Dec. l2. (UP)-- Clark Griffith, president of the Washington baseball club, an nounced today that a Walter John- son memorial will be built at Grif- filth Stadium here in honor of the former Washington pitching ace.
 Griffith said a shrine of marble or granite will be built just inside the gates of the ball park. It will be about four feet high and ot simple design.
 Burial Friday
 Johnson died Tuesday night oi brain tumor. Funeral services fol the Big Train" will he held to- morrow at 2:S0 P. M. in the wash ington cathedral. 1nterment will be at nearby Rockville Union Gene tery, where his wife is buried.
 Griffith said group of John- sons former teammates and base ball associates will act as pallbear- CTS. They include Ossie Bluege, manager of the Washington team, Joe Judge, Nick Altrock, Roger Peckinpaugh, Muddy Ruel, Jim Shaw and Mike Martin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Standings
Michigan, State
 Seeks Coach Mum

Syracuse, N. Y, Dec. l2-(UP)- Clarence Mum, head football coach at Syracuse University said today he was f1attered by an offer from Michigan State College and would make his decision soon.
 Mum, who has just completed his first year as Syracuse coach after eight years as line coach under Fritz Crisler at the Univer- sity of Michigan, said that Michi- gan State made the approach after Charley Bachman resigned at MISC.
 Syracuse officials were reticent Athletic Director Lew Andreas said that Mum is under contract for two more years here and we have no request for a release, nor has any college asked permission to negotiate with a Syracuse coach under contract"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Army to Discuss .I940 OIympics

Washington, Dec. l2-(UP)-B7g. Gen. 'Russel B. Reynolds. Army Olympic. Control Committee chair man, today called a meeting of Army field representatives Thursday and Friday to prepare plans for the Army's participation in the l94e Olympic games.
 Delegates from the six Army areas, eight Army Air Force commands, and the U. 6. Military Academy will attend.
 They will decide what sports the Army will stress in preparation for the Olympics. They also will work out a system of ehminations to pick the Army's Olympic competitors.
 Reynolds said the Army has ten- tative plans for promotion of world wide athletic programs wherever U. 6. troops are stationed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Columbia Has 9 Grid Games for I947

New York. Dec. l2-(UP)-Pros- pective members of Columbia's l947 football team looked forward to a schedule of nine games, six of which will be played ct Baker field.
 Rutgers, Yale. Army, Dartmouth, Syracuse and Holy Cross, on the schedule for the first time, will be met at home, while Navy will be played at Annapolis. Md. Pennsyl- vania at Philadelphia, and Cornell at Ithaca.
 The schedule: Sept. 27. Rutgers; Oct. 4, Navy: Oct. II, Yale: Oct. l8, Pennsylvania; Oct. 25, Army; Nov. l. Cornell; Nov. 8. Dartmouth: Nov. IS. Holy Cross; Nov. 22. Syracuse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Pep Ankle Injury Cancels HoUdnd Trip

Hartford, Conn, Dec. l2-(UP)- Featherweight champion Willie Pep's scheduled non-title defense against Miguel Acavedo in Havana Dec. 2l, has been postponed because of an ankle injury to Pep, manager Lou ViScuSi said today.
 Viscusi announced that he would attempt to set a new date for the fight. The injury may also force a poStponement of the title match with Ned Tarleton in London Jan. 2S, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
YoIe Players Name Best Foes

New Haven, Conn., Dec. i2-(UP) Three Harvard men were named today to Yale's i946 all-opponentS football team, selected by the Ell Varsity.
 Columbia, Cornell, and Colgate each placed two men, while Dart mouth and Princeton split the other two positions.
 Those selected were:
 Ends, Bill Swiacki, Columbia and Mo Monahan, Dartmouth: tackles Frank Wydo, Cornell and Dan Will Hams. Princeton; guards, Emil Drvaric, Harvard and Bob Orlando Colgate; center, Jack Fisher, Har- ward; and backs. Don Kasprzak, Columbia, Glen Treichler, Colgate, Tommy Cannon, Harvard. and Wal ter Kretz, Cornell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
American Brass Us ScoUiH on WrIby Court Tonight
FoIco.Vs. Vigeont Bottle Tomorrow

MAddleeown and ilArtecrd fans In larse number, h addition Co the regular contingent from this city, Naueat0ck and Torrington, s ex- pected to make up a real big crowd Of fight fans tomorrow night at the state ATmory to see if Tony Faleo of Mlodletown, good enough Co beat the former New England welter. weight champion, Dave Andrews of Boston, can defeat the very prom ising Frankie vigeant of Thomas ton, winner of 9e Of his past 2s pro- fessional bouts, Both have defeated Benny Singleton. the bout with vleeant providing a great main bout at the Aramory several weeks ago, even surpasslng for sustained action the slam-hang Billy walker-Art TattA State title bout two weeks later, as that ended in the sixth round, while Frankie and Benny slugged it out Go the finish of Q ten.rounder,
 Realizing how much tomorrows battle means to them, both Falco and vlgeant have lost no time pre- pairing themselves for c hard fight, Both are knockout punchers and extremely good inside" which Is why the bout shapes up as c fine piece of fistlc entertainment From ticket orders this week, hundreds of fans seem to have the same idea. and with q S2.5o rtneslde '<op" the show should attract c near ca. pacity audience.
 Looks Good
 Possibly rivalins the main bout for action will be the Earl Roys-Sparky DuQuette Six-round prellm. Last Summer they fought in Bristol for the bantamweight crown of New England, Roys getting the nod and the title after c hard battle with the Worcester FTenchman. They are natural rivals and though little fellows, put up quite c battle.
 Henry Mulligan of watertown, N. F., is rated a fine welterweight prospect in upstate New York, but he is expected to be well-tested by Billy Curran of Wethersfield in an. other Six-round, 90.
 Joe DeAngelo, Town Plot boy who has been going well as @ semi pro boxer, has a foAlr-round opener with Joey Corey of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
MoiorIRAPin Play Tonight

Two major battles rage tonight m the IRA. Major League bowling at the Mattatuck alleys at 700. Chase, first place tie at 26 wins and lS losses bowls against American Brass in third place with 2i wins and IS losses. Mattatuck in second place with g wins and IS losses battles French in fourth place with l9 wins and 20 losses. Other matches Sched- uled are: Waterbury Mfg. vs U. S. Time and Scovill vs Metal Hose.
 During the past week, Enhonring of Mattatuck hit high singles with l74 and veneziano of Waterbury Mfg. came second with l65. Rovero of French hit high triples with 38s and OstroSky of Waterbury Mfg. came second with 387.
 Waterbury Mfg. was high single team games with e6S, and Matta- tuck came second with 625. Water bury Mfg. was also high total team games with 1913 and French came second with. TYPO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Dobbs Signed For , Years

Miami, Fla, Dec. i2-CUP)-Glen Dobbs, passing wizard of the profes- sional Brooklyn Dodgers, has signed five-year contract, one of the longest in pro football, it was an- nounced here today.
 Terms of the contract were not disclosed, but the Dodgers executive vice-president Bill Coxsaid it makes Dobbs one of the highest paid foot ball players in history. It replaces a current contract which had a year to run.
 Dobbs completed l26 out of 249 passes in the All America Conference this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
W-O Basketball

Watertown, Dec. l2-The Hawks defeated the highly touted Trotta Big Five, 40-39. The Watertown Manufacturing Company routed the Carey basketeers. 38-2O and the Princetons ran away with the Raid CTS. 44-24 in the Watertown-Oak- vile Basketball League last night at the Watertown High School gym before a large crowd.
 Dick Fuller and Bobby Seller paced the Hawks to their victory over the Trotta Five. Buckingham and Brasche eXcelled for the Wa tertown Thanksgiving Company and SlaSson and the Meyers Broth- CTS teamed up to give the Prince tons their 20 point victory-margin over the Raiders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Hershey, CleUet0nd Seem Title Bound
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 The Cleveland Barons, boasting an eight-game winning streak, and the Hershey Bears, respective lead- CTS in the American Hockey leagues western and Eastern Divisions, threatened today to make Q run away of their races after scoring individual triumps last night.
 Cleveland toppled second-place Pittsburgh, ( to 3, at Pittsburgh when Johnny Holota ot the Barons broke e S-S deadlock with 6 second period tally. Don Metg scored two first-period goals for the losers. Hershey ran into unexpected trou- lble at Philadelphia but finally sue ceeded in beating the Rockets, 8 to Is. Heroic Cain, former Boston Bruin ace, spearheaded the Bear attack with three goals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Boxing Bouts On "HM' Tonight

Edward V. Curley announced last night that five-bout boxing card will be the feature attraction of a smoker at St. Francis School to- night at 8:S0, This affair iSs be- ing staged for the benefit of the War Veterans organization e the parish.
 Anthony Nackid is assisting Mir. Curley with the arrangements for this event. George Mu,ligan and Joe Mobile will appear as guest referees. Rocco Mara will act as master of ceremonies and. John Brickel will serve as official timer Sports movies will be shown and refreshments served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Yale 'Blows' v Point Lead. 6l-59

New Haven, Conn, Dec. l2-(UP) -Yale'S basketball team, rated near the top in the East, was Smarting to- day from its surprise defeat at the hands of the University of Vermont, 6i to 59.
 The Vermonters overcame a 49-32 lead last night, and won the game on Larry Killick's basket and pair of free throws in the last minute.
 Killick accounted for 9 points, A coming in the second half, but Eli center Tony Lavelh was high man for the night with 24 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Wi[by Grid Dinner

Joseph Membrino. director of the faculty at Wilby High School, an- nounced that the annual football banquet, at which members of the team are honored, will be held in the school cafeteria next Monday evening at 6:30.
 A new captain for next season will be elected to succeed Jackie Rush and Frank Datelle who gradu- ate in June and letters will be awarded to the various players by Coach Tom Purcell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Suspended

Hartford, Conn, Dec. l2-cuP)- State Athletic Commissioner William J. Prince today announced the sus- pension of two Connecticut boxers for failing to 90 through with their scheduled bouts in Providence Mon. day. Dec. 2.
 Those suspended were Henry Bri- ere, Putnam, and Walter A. Mundy, Willimantic.
 The suspensions were made in CO., operation with the Rhode Island commission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Wilson Wins

Whitey Rotella paced the Wood row Wilson Grammar school bas- keteers to a 26-6 triumph over H. s. Chase at the Anderson School gym yesterday afternon in the Park Departments Public School league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Syracuse CaDfdi1

Syracuse. N. Y, Dec. 12-UP)- Larry Ellis, York Beach. Me, junior, was chosen captain of the Syracuse l947 football team at a meeting of Orange lettermen last night. At the same time. halfback Joe Watt of Brooklyn was named the most valuable player" on the l946 squad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
IAcORS BETTER

New York, Dec. l2-(UP)-Promo- ter Mike Jacobs. slowly improving after his collapse from cerebral Eenorrhage 10 days ago, still was on the critical list today, but doctors said only a fear of complications kept Jacohs in that category.
 The 66-year-old promoter rallied after a heart attack last weekend. and was able to recognize his family and special visitors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
Chase Pork Basketball

With the Chase Park Junior bas- kethall league off to an suspicious start, the second week of the league swings into action this Saturday with the following schedule listed.
 JasperS vs. Cavaliers, e:l5 A. N.
 Spiders vs. Crusaders, l0:00 A. M.
 KnaveS vS. CorSairs, l:00 A. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
AUBNRN CO-CAPTAINS

Auburn, Ala, Dec. l2-Tackle Harold Lannom and quarterback Hal Herring will act as captain and alternate-captain of Auburn's I947 football team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12

The Chase Park Jaspers seem to have solved their pivot problem, a weak spot last year, by drafting A. Solomita who may prove to be the offensive strength as well as being a bulwark on defense.
 With the addition of Joe Caulfield, the KnaveS have improved their scoring punch. His alert brand of basketball should steady the Knaves in the close games and make them a constant threat throughout the schedule.
 Granato and Genua of the CruSa- ders are two of the most aggressive players in the league.
 Bob Sheron of the Cavaliers proved he has a steady eye for the basket. Prior to his election from the game on fouls he played fine all around game.
 Joe Maloney, high scorer for the CorSairS was held in check but is due to break away on scoring spree one of these days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
ScoUilI Gunn1en Win

The SERA rife team downed the Patent Button aggregation, 875, ,758 in an IRA. Loop match at the Armory last night. Slocum and Hendricksen paced the winners with l8l each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12

The Spiders, last years champions, continued where they left off last season, by exhibiting the same smooth passing team combined with unoanny accuracy for the basket. The fans are still talking about Car ibetti's sensational shooting in the league opener.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
C.Y.O. Hoop Gomes Sun.

C.Y.O. basketball games, spon. sored by the Knights of Columbus will get under way next Sunday afternoon at 3 P. N. on wilby and Washington school courts and ir Naugatuck with 10 teams scheduled for action. On next Tuesday, Dec IT, two games will be played al Washington school gym at . and { P. M.
 SCHEDULE
 Sunday, Dec. IS
 Immaculate Conception vs. St Thomas, Wilby, 2 P. M. CBarone). Mount Carmel vs. St. Ann's, wil- by, P. M. CGerace).
 St. Francis Xavier vs. Our Lady of Lourdes, Washington, 2 P. M. (ODonnelD.
 St. Patrick's vs. St. Michasls Washington, 3 P. M. CFournier). St. Francis of Naugatuck vs. St Hedwig's, Naugatuck. 3 P M. (oFx) Tuesday Evening, Dec. l7 SS. Peter & Paul vs. St. Lucy Washington, 2 P. M. (Al Month. St. JoSeph's vs. St. Johns, WaSh- ington, 8 P M. CFred Month.
 Blessed Sacrament, bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12
League Standing
Notes

If the results of the first weeks games are a criterion, the JaSpers, Spiders and Knaves will be battling it out for the league championship when the showdown comes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-12

Professional basketball prO~ moter, whose Waterbury Guards meet the famed Harlem Yankees Sunday night as the state arpory on Field street, Wagner will have Michettl, Flnnegan, Bloom, Garfane and Merrlck Of last sea- sons club; and Mcclure ef Nlarara as . new addition.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-11
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