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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11

lea. sentinel; Wilma Grnalhs
parliamentarian; verdel Wells.
wv IeAs Reporter; and >lica
Jones. rushing chairman
The AKA's Club Cerise' viii
be something different in tho on.
tert1inment lire Nay Is IS IN,
date and Crafrsmsrs Hell 5, IN,
place.
KAPPA ALPHA PSI !
The Kappas arc think; q,
reyi,ing their BLACK and Waits
Formal which was an annual Il.
fair before Pearl Harbor s. b,
on the lookout for all the d. hs
The Alphas are challereirs ,h4
lappas to a softball game 4
Memorial Day picnic whict The
Kappas aud the Scroler, IRE
plarninr. Elections seem 70 a,
the order OF the day fhc
Scrollers conducted one Tit os.t
week Tic officers arc nov John
Coulter JrN president John
Woodland. vice president Esrl
Evans recording sccretary Hen
" Daley correspondents ..
tary. BENJAMIN Maxwell rea..
u~er; Leon sherrer chaplain
and oliver Slcrrer. sGt-a' ms.
LFADINC STUDENT
Ann Rai.ey q an on'etanits
student enrolled az VAIN hl.
versiiv \ sophomore m c Il.
Technology stlient. Mss blev
spends cood deal Of hor un n
science laboratories whor. ho-
work is We'll above avel 81
many other Wayne Studer' he
works, rart time in tho uHa IL
hrarv.
Not too busy for extra m-
lar activities size J.. satran'ng
mcm1or Of tho Wayne Chap,sr
90 The NAACp and the American
Youth for Democracy. All who
know Anna agree tina, sae =
truly representative Of Wayee
ruiYe stys hes,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11

us,rumentalis's Other feaiures
weTe trio consisting OF Mrs
Rosa Twas Ralnh ami GeGrge
Daniels and drawatic readings
nv Mrs Fannie White Poole
Ramon Martinez assistant 20
stuart Pisgins director Of the
Opera p pup. was the speaker Of
The evening, mentioning The OK.
rectad presentation " Cavalioria
RIstioana Mrs Iorene Macklin.
president Of the Detroit Musician,
NSsociation also heads the Oper',
Guild group
Following the ENJOYABLE pro-
-ram refreEmeSts were served bv
Mrs Z1dia Pool, Mrs +. H.
Toodley and othcr members OF
the reception committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11

I
really 60 hobo The bait VII
10 held Friday. My 10 in The
womcn's gym Of WAYNE y
Incidentally the Ivies he'd an
election OF officers recently ana
came ont with the folloSing re-
suits: naomi X Williams presi-
denr; Pauline Cloud vice presi-
dent; Frances lifer recording
Sc -etsr, Jacquelyn Thompson
corresponding secretary lren"
Comes treasurer; Louise Jack
sor parlismer;arian and Cledie
Collins. ISyarna
DELTA SIGMA THETA
The mcmbcrs Of ire Tau ant
Alpha ri Sigma chapters 81 Del
q Signs Theta sorority are quite
busy making plans for heir
spring dance which VIII 10 given
e the Graystone Ballroom next
dondsy night
Seven little Pyramids certainly
must find theye DAYS exciting for
they are IN pro1s'ion 70 hecom
Deltas rhos on probation are
rarnara Bowen Elaine Fuller
Betty Civcns Corhss Hunter.
Birdie Ribbs, Flora Turner and
Elaine Ford
ALPHA KATPt ALPHA
Under the snperb cig cti3n of
Ccrdcll Robinson lbe Be'a VA
chapter Of A'phs Kappa Alpha
sang their way 10 the Gt,t pize
in The Wiyne Cnivcrsiry Inter
Sorority-Council Sing which was
held last "Wednesday At the Rack
ham auditorium Their rendition
~ 'ht Alrha Kappa Alpha hymn
was beautiful
Ecta MI al-o elected officers
last week The newly-elected Of
fi-e7s are Edna Johnson. presi-
d Mt rorly inn Shvers. vice
president Dorothy Carson re-
cording secretary Pauline Day.
spOnding secretary: vastine
Neeley treasurer: Della Phillips
Dean OF Plodecs Daisy Billings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Public Perks Comes Sunday

The i5.team Public Parks league will make another attempt to get it's campaign underway tomorrow afternoon with twin bills scheduled for three parks. The Blue Jays. Brooklyn Indians contest, origin- ally slated for tomorrow. will be played at a later date due to the fact that Crosby. which shows sev. eral members Of the Jays. does not wind up it's season until this com. ing week.
 Supervisor of Recreation William j. Derwin of the park department. league director announced last night that the Redskins had been admitted to the league and will be included in next weeks slate.
 Tomorrow's schedule follows.
 Fulton Park-l :45-St. Ann A. A. vs Ramblers.
 4P. M.-Brooklyn Clowns vs Reveleers. Umpires DelDebbio and Purcaro Iboth gamesD.
 Washington Park-l:46-Senior A. C. vs East Ends.
 P. M.--Long Hill A. c. vs Sacred Hearts. Umpires Dunn and Hopkins tboth games).
 Bunker Hill Stadium-i :46-Abri. gadors vs West Sides.
 4P. N. Esquires vs N. F. Tabs Umpire Murray tboth games).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
IIss SWt
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Me Re Ssme Oa@r &r~hsg
ss SO@ a 0wNR

Has1line 3Nlsy aaa1esuAs e. 9ense oI Qnole saRa ,suuohs waaa@ Seth Sbeei siolSes sRencg gave % aon gents waae were rshazwaue Sz7s and Sl5o 10r the SaB0 zennSae 4souis4cOm aph1 EideeS, waal6 hardy Stauo up an 8le swrsna Court or the Onnpe StaaeS. Bm AavsS Job 3s so masR gRnnsnane MiGe louk eoOe h pr1nS, se ase sa1os 'a1r. Jacobs has no lssHca an 9le Jacobs tiolzei azence @e hasn't oeen Ia Bhe place sn aan waasS."
 ln Nicw of the fact 1ha1 11iRs ticNet scalpinR acuuitios were Wlha1 brought him 3ssto tfSe 4lria pafne tn the 4iIsl place. W.nUn he luauee Tex Packard unBurh money 70 Ruaranbge 9ank Dempsey Ssgo 8He for tie rtmuey 4lpht a HhnAoul> phia tn 1g16, a cOula he Shal aze hasn't bcun ln his own aicGSga so1rs in 20 years. and he map be 100 busg te have un interest in ft. bus h8s name Is on the window. But tfgn again. mayse NGilze has a hrof1eT- or C mluht be some ather gacubs who snealze6 in 9o talze oQEr she place m,nan Milze was IlEwsng oui how many rows of riuasi1e he con1a pua in at S1Uo each sea1. wsith8a offending the OHAne sf Rzaue A6~ ministra6ion 4ither 3n New Ruzk CT Wasaiur9un
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Schoolb0y Rnseb0m
W@k 6 sune 9

Wleak af sune 9
 Monday Hamiltnn. No. ES. Peter and Paul vs St. MaEyls dBa- roneD No. 3-Driggs Vs Dnggan sDriscoll)
 Fulton-.st. Ann Vs St. Thomas 6Mascia9.
 Washington-sst. Francis ws St. Margaret 0aeidkamp)-
 Hopeville-MaEsV Abbott Ns Bope- vile tSIlllivanD.
 ruesday-aEamilton. No. 2-&pra- que Vs Woodrow wilson 6Bar0neD Brass Mil No. B-Hendricien Rs KingsbuEy dAeidkamp).
 Brass Mill No. l-Eest Farms Ts Mal0ney aCaVanaHghD.
 Wasaingto gton-A Anderson NS B. ". Tinker 6Sflllivan). HzIaAnnsaay-6EaizGb 6irnae aaeagmel Hamilton. NO. g-sSS. Peter and Pam Ns Sl0cnm sDelDehbio)
 No. 2 Hendricken vs St. Thomas GHeidkanp).
 Brass Adin NO. s-H. s. Chase Es Bishop aCaEananghD.
 Fulton-B. W. Tinker ES Mary Abbott lGaseia).
 alriaaE-tE GGnae aeaGae) Mrass MiI Ao. s-.SS. Peter and Paul rs st. Thomas taeidkampb Brass AEill No. a-Sl0eum Vs Mary Abbott tCaVanangbl.
 Fulton Pagk-B. " T'nkef gs Bishop tNascia).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
D0nbury Auto Races Tonight

IL will be a nip and tuck battle tonight at the DFSibury Speedway. Conn, between Ted Tappett. Ed Dutch" Schaeffer and Dee TOran. midget auto race stars in the nights eight event card under the flood lights
 Both Tappett and Schseffer have large followings ak the Danbury course and the close finish in last Wednesday nights main event be- tween these three dare devils with Toran winning the race by half a wheels length ahead of Tappett and Schaeffer has caused many loyal followers of Schaeffer and Tap. pett to feel that if the race had gone a few laps more either one of these favorites would have taken the measure of Toran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Crosby WIky Play Today Hearts, EA6

The crnshv-WSEhv saarsQer Suane~- tilue Hur alae Aaum8clAal $eaG&&m Eanas afternoon ca 2ssD Sheaaa pSoxa6s zae fans an azaHmaamoe wzcA aleGsz d baSsban s1Exlls. Caarh Sack aaamherz mnn pu1ha6ar nse Pee Kummaae against @uhie RAv. wAo Man Ees zlhe nsa aar ahe G-eea and Whiae. OrhGr games NE 1nrHEe1 in 1Aae SShalas'ic aasSbal nscsllHe around xlle Ssaae Nzn sse DaEx1ngzn1 murrine @zaSami al ahe @e1 CseF. H9ile Amzania Ein ssSEs1 10 Ns1ka- anak Ger a crucial Eal Kazh the GaHxauunaS. Saaald sAe sAExls- men hR aUxnsa aoaaV shev H'uule aubumnz6cnnr be elim1naaaa zr0m slhe Nuurazmdk Vanev leagae race
 Sarmua mnzxa Ra. wmuux TazA 6
 uAae Sarrss EesEs @iEh ScAwol hasahan oamh1ne. nnaG alhe ezaa- anne of Rar DaSG~ MErhx class6 sAaeir hiehlv SaooesSEul seR- sun w11h a Eacaar @xer wSluoE Tech aE 1AEaaEn. yesterday aE.er- noan H1 1he 81MnlclpSl Stadiun. as 10 S
 This Rln eaSe Eaae Hsaszk . rec ord al fAe Eac1aEleS 1A sea1n starts ns za8e EaSa En6 Rzzzr suffered Sec- backs a the hsnas nE Wlsv and Pnsi Callaee
 The zwo pains aeae HEnirA -A>e aaer- i0en ouFza1 faec6 in eae sliEs6 pezSae was SlaazliEH9 aS zaae AseasaS came hack an sheir aaaE 2E sAne aamra Gnn- ing and 1n rAae 5ogu1h E1zlh Q soEAl 0E mine Eunk. nD nllmGh Eaae GHcaki9n- And al1hnugh Glae EiziaanS pnxhs6 ln rmo mare snaues lm aAae EzSEh end 1me mme 1n zhR sez1mzh me lawplhg- man auld1a zlhHm hg adding fslM maEe 70 1lhGir sAneaeE lnrae agEzl af 90 aaalies.
 A amse pask. Q Hn4 baazmAn an6 singles by Bin GesET. Fran Rang ane &aeze EzHklnF auD0uuaee fer che 1aasoe &arse6 HeaEz aA1kss a eAae shire Grane wa1dle hrs hE Bd KEsEh. Ehaahz, an WalSh. RaAeFr Ezslly. Diclzse Reaay and RaEhF gsHe the East End oomhzne six mere S0a11ers in 1lle Eouth-
 Ell WaASh exuellHe zn Gaae held for zlne Hearts. as he made several sinne- lF catches Raziie Ealhy lee Ehe Hearts aEEansine wd4.h nihsse hars for four af1icial trips so Eae paaae S0ey Ozvrk ae6 Ehe AGeElden sEraF wsEh four h1ts for -four arips fo the p1ae- TH1e score
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
FSgIser-Aamm1Eer ~PMs Pmsuu%

Out in BaSibcFaon. Ohio. lives une .. R. BasC0. manager of bsslax whom he modestly pn0clalms @n OccasiUnal IelHHses to sports eell- toTS as ''the RreateSt Stable uf hglls- CTS tn the Middle West Math a small addition 10 8laRg rlaiIn. w'anich reads: raiphterS saat aiRlat. riEug- ing that 1T the mulu-milli0uaire Fasuaa1 brothers can buy up American bie-league baseban play- CTS. there is n0thiug ao Stup him from signing up MexiCan bowers. so he nUw inulUces 3n his -,Siables . AuEustin Rodriguez. Miguel Bas- roran, the Mexican Wildcat :; Manuel Espinoza Panelho Nariena. and Manuel UillaRran. dae aafaaa listed as the 'sbest fightsr in 1AeK- lco bar a0ne. He has a Chouols1e greatest little aiphters 8H all time, EligiO Saudinias. better -lznoAn as Kid Chocolate who 'oxaled 56 Ss1i1S, many watches. diamond uinRs. etc. bolOle he became s0O faxt with his dollars. sRemember CanzoneEa Vs Chouolate in New Hufke
 Manager Basco. who has had mo on his mailing list for sep- Rral years. pens a col0E1ul n01e relative 10 his mighty AaeEauans as follows:
 Am <iIopping g0n a 1eE Hines on the six new Mea.iuRn 1iEhiHES have just taken under my man- anemsnt, R 5onge Raznnel uf Hlze AEexican Baseball EHaEue cnn come up haFe and Eaid 4he Amer scan and National Leagues Gf bah players there is no reas0n why could not take . trip te Mexico ana pick 0aIt Esme af ahe best fighters they haGe <i0Kn there and that is 5ust weaat I have done
 With four of my figzters down in goilunesbung. South Africa, with my son ,J0e Basco. gr.. the Army took Rudy zaElell and Tony Rios has been on the siElelinHs for awhile. I had a0 dO soEne- thing and <iid the same as Ras- quel is doing to our leading hasn- bah players and that is to grab aip some Adexican 1lgahters. so I took six"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

passed his 2Sd birthday and Billy Conn will be 20 reached their peak neither old heavwests.come and so John l. sullivan came Jim cOTbet 6 when he the title and S worlds champion and Jees acnded the throne at A and retired later he out o retirement n 2 attempt regain the from Johnson
 Tommy the title 5 and lost h at G Johnson rened champion Willard the g lost &C., Dempsey tenure was from the age @ 4 champion 9 and retired two years later sehmng when he won and when ne lost snarEey br reign his 3lst Primo Camera held he ile from when he and BFaddock landed top m his S0h year and the Of 23 knocked him or
 so Joe both passed the at which goody worlds heavyweight champions had been forced to use still WbippeTnappe compared with Bob the John l. 'and III slug the who adds "Lewis'
 lC0pyrIGhl. IsAs. King Fealures syndicale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

Keller and Aaron Robinson hit Yankee homers and Pat Seery got one for Cleveland. It was Keller's ilth. putting him in a tie for the major league lead.
 Barney McCosky's double. a wild throw and a long fly produced the winning run in the 10th as the Athletics beat the Browns, 5 to { at Philadelphia. Johnny Berardino hit a homer for the Browns.
 Detroit and Boston were not scheduled in the American.
 YESTERDAYS STAR-Claude Passeau Of the Cubs. who re- warded his own four-hit pitching with a ninth inning homer which beat the Dodgers ? to 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

rec0gnize Archibald. Thus two lines of title succession existed. Nog that Pep is sole feather boss only the lightweight division re- mains with two ''champs"-Bob Montgomery tNew YOrkD and Ike Williams IN. B. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

by OysT es0e00o- eAne fat faFthing even in these days I caeaD cipheES
 Remin6e6 that the 6iseOpiinnsnce of double Easesang had reacted against the tracks which up- loaded t ss e Duikance and pOu-bTeed-lmprovlns form Of waeeging, Of the stockholders bieW six smoke rings from his COt0pa-COrOpa and replied bit i0ftGy esad, ~Yes, bat we're getting better class Og people nOw."
 cOul6 rhis bi0aEed bOndisoldeT have been FefeT- s6ng to the @ester-b0Okies. wlaO aFr0gapy parade, even iD flse Tn1 and Field Csub, as 0 they had GeEtspO iD theiT blp p0eketSs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
RaGa Oallsne ga. 6Aeae

Post College aegisieEeG q 6ecasIDe aa to s victory oyer the Stone Col lege of New Masen an the Fun ctig Nesteuday afternoon rlhe Brass Cityis Art Bnonchn gave np 0ply seven aRits over 1Ae nine eraae nouae Klaile tae spagke6 hiS teams Of- Gense with tao one base blngtes. Eday C0nA0n. RlElea Pai0nsba, ane g0e l. ombandj aasO e0ssDected sOr the Business Scla00 paayerS. b1b Glick led tlae visitors RDtb . a0a9le and . brace 0f slngies f0r fOnr trips 10 the plate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Raa a~ aGaaa 6lga.a,,

G0aeb Don P0sf has snpOasaanc tlaat the ROst C0liese array wgB aAeet crOsby bp c fetaatp easAe faeEi Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton Park. tNbiie faaeg sit engage Sioae Collase st taAe aoeaj glsyine slsfane 0D pi2ursaay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

F TE yONsTONs who will boxing In Ebbets Field this sHmmeT successful there Jimmy late head t the dynasty will profitable summeT Rack n 1851 Jimmy Johnston Mickey WakeTJack shaFkey match there and Ebbets Field the Mecca brothers who have taken he nght promotion project he working on when death showing Ike Williams and Bobby
 opening Wednesday night and this bout ManFie WaxmaR the Mad MaFx out of retirement at artistic triumph viii have been achieved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Willie Pep
 IUndisputed
 World Champ
@ BACK CrDwT anlnsaHA REREA SMaRAk WrsaRE

MMN9A Z.~ NuM4EaH
 New No<k. Jane e-scPs-Wee WaEse Ren. the Hartford Phantom maao became an explosive pzncher in zne Axmv. waS nn6sSpafe6 woTld aeasAeEwezehs champion today bg aMsue of Q f<A round knockout Rhaz wms Sal Rax1oAo 0f BoSfon to g. CaAres EoSpsial wSth . frsc- sEre6 6SE.
 Waaem aaaey entered the ring last nsehs s0 se4sae the eighs-year old EssAe 6lSEasR heEoEe s6sl al Madi- Sum Square Gazsaen. Pep waS Eec0g- naseS aS cAanapion hy New York and aEEzlsasa6 states. and BsE90lO RaS E2ne NaG6nnal Box1ng ASs0cis- skuHk a&-pumne kinR.
 Pep emoed aaae 6lEpute dociSiVely xlzh . Saaoss gaglaf hook t0 the chin thar GE0pped BsEsaio rss Ga h' sA1k. The Riksae daTk-haired nzaassm man2geo E0 sois S --..s hSs S6de as Referae Esuby GOi6sse.n cwuasa6 ham 0zE at a2sl of fine l2sn roun6 a left 5sb end . gollOH1ne leEa Asonk had rncke6 Sal bark onto his herax and ses hin np for the knockOEa punuh
 TEwmAae
 BsKaaaD s0alehs on ezen terms un- szl ssae nln-h round Aisen he Suf- Eene6 a terrific basseEang that ssari- eG assm sDEaE6 the second kayO GG hlS carer. Ills nose bled so pnsfMseay sm saR ninth that his hnDdlex Eh0aght ft had been bnok- e@ Ne b1n6 aaso from a gaSlaen iDMer lip when he returned to his uoEDEr at tlse end of the ninth. he sad he tlhsaasasa has 1aw had been hnnksn- Dur ne continued aO fight Be alssHasa6 considerable punish mema an the AeEh and laah hounds.
 x-EsEB st Et- CasERis Hospital dis clmsaG Q fracture of the -fnfeEiOr maKalAaKY bnne~ nm GAAe b0wer left siGe @f his 6ng- Dr. vinoent Mar GiE9ia. Q Mew Kogk b0Kfng c0anmiS- kann phFEician. p2ann8d 70 0peTafe Sn the Sag as6sy a1 St Clsrek. wanere BsEa0io remained overnight.
 Tne ease uas sssAes
 H Wmg ~tanae s4ElkeS and out" for BaE1oAo. who hsd been beaten szsce pseslOnSsy by Pep. Connecii- caH Wallie 01ztpos1aed BaTtOsO tAsoe aD a9a3: but tasst Bas before Bar sslo had EoD tiae N. 8. q. version 0f tAle fesSaaer enOHD from Phil TeBaDOga aD loss ED Gne of tbose b0ulk. hOBeser. Pep Gefenaed bis &eE WoEk sStle. HasAcb be had WTast- . cd from Chalky wright tn Ies2.
 The leather enOBp has been bn GiEpmte since aa3B. Maaen giae N. B. A- Nacsted Seey Ancb1bsi6S title and Fecegnsznd Petey EcaizO. The MeT Y0nk commission continued to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Abolition Of Doubles Cuts Into Bet Totals By PARKER
WHAT HAPPENS in baseball

WHAT HAPPENS union start pulling the club? This question occurred revealed Tuett Sewe Pirate pitcher of didn't Guild That oversight could have quite
 union idea gains ground
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Pm0chi0f League

ISt. AGaFgasetis eanae gfoo bfssltlc a tNo-rap opening Spping Ea0se bs St. gosep91is to WlD 2 S-Z decision Spl tlhe hest of flanae Par0eiaAa1 6eia00l haAene aasebaD eeaaeS s@sleEaag, Oosaing, HaDDiag Diteher esSe bB, tWO hits: Bgatlf B0ey A0aeble@ fO score tW0 sRlns ap taae ssstb, eaast enough to R1p the gaale.
 Gt 1ssy1s got tnsaeSsslt p1tesaane fa0m GOSnaD, 10 stD eass9T tGop St, Anus g1-es g5h1le R0nDg Due aette psaGaaed DOH1lngiS telo~bstter, b . go rip sbutout se0rae by laae&le~ leading &6. Peter asaG Pna9 0geg Gt, Tslaaas. Seven strikaomts bg Dsae- latse sod hone glpS bg aguekle ape EaaRett featured the ea1 an4arS attafk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
aMAkE IT A MIlLlon!"
EARN VvsslLg YoU LEARN
 a SIGllL 0R TRADg

Splendid edueetion and tEainins in more than 200 skills and trades are offered by the new hssulaH Army. Good pay and opportunities ios advancement Over thEes- quarssss ei . million havs enlisted olready. MAKE IT \ MILLION! Gel all the iaess at your nseEsss U. s. Army Camp or Pest CT U. s. Amy Recruiting siatien.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Strong Armo Club Foce
 BFuSscos

Mgr Joe Samoskas Waterbury Brasscos will be seeking their secs ond triumph of the year when the play host to the strong Brooklyn, N. Y. Arma Club tonight at e:45 al the Municipal Stadium
 The Arina Combine has a host or former major and minor leaguers in the lineup and Is expected to give the BrasscoS plenty Of trouble.
 Johnny Sergi. the visitors short- stop. was slated to hold down the shortstop position with the Newark Bears of the International league club. He and Al Capri, stellar sec- ond basemen who was formerly with the Indianapolis Club of the Am- erican Association form a strong keystone combination.
 CleaFy vs. Urban
 Joe Cleary. former Washington Senator moundsman. will take the hill for the ArIna nine tonight and Johnny Urban. an ex.0I., who pitched considerable amount of ball in the Pacific area during the past three yearsis expected to work for the Brasscos. Jim Sheehan. former New York Giant backstop, will catch.
 Tony and Al Cuccinello will carry the bulk of the Brasscos' attack toe night Tony. who finished second to the Yankees George Stirnweiss in the American league race last year. will hold down third base while Al will play shortstop. The remainder of the Brassco lineup is expected to remain intact.
 A large turnout is expected to attend ,he contest and witness the Brass City Debut of Tony Cuccinel- 10. Brother Al played here a year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

HENGslltDAhN AssANANS New York (. Cleveland $. Washington 2. Chicago 3 Phsaadeiphia s. ss Louis .. sanlp games scheslnledl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Undefeated Tribunes AOigIionese in CAL. Clash
Froneos, Hills Also Paired
 AtHomiIton

Deciding they are "duc" Tor c nice biz smile from the Weather man, havlnr been rained out of action on two of the past four sundays, City Amateur league officials await. cd tomoFrow's playing conditions, with crossed fingeH.
 Two undefcated teams, defending champion wrlbune A. C. and Avigl.- ancse each having won both games played Co date; arc tlckcted for the feature game { ?. M. on the No diamond. Hamilton Park. The game should be an eycful; especially In the mound department, for two keen rivals sailor Teddy orabcck for the Tribes, and Ray tDizzyD Decker for the Avigs will probably start for the rival teams. orabcck has replaced Bridgeport Johnny Pezzulo as the Tribune No. pitch- CT. the latter having been dropped from the Tribune roster rather sut- denly. Decker is the boy who weht to the national tournament at Bal- timore with the Aviglianese A. C. two years ago and did very well while his club was in Nle running.
 Hills vs FrancOs
 Another unbeaten team. Patrick Henry Quilters Washington Hills, with all eyes trained on the pennant this season takes on the scrappy Franco American club. managed by "skeetS" Le Blanc at i:4S P. N. on diamond No i. while Sacred Hearts and North End Thomas Club are billed on the same field at i:45 P. Nj.
 With Joe C1ggyJ Miller of Hart ford and Waterbury, Ralph Brad- icy available for mound duty at Manager Quilters cal; the Hills will be pre.game favorites to add the Frances to their list of vic. tims. though the Frenchies are get- ting stronger each week. and with some real good pitching. might cause plenty of trouble.
 francos have won and lost in two games played to date.
 Sacred Hearts and North End Thomas Club may prove the best game of the day. though each club has yet te win a game. Tommies were edged by Watcrtown Aces last night 7.5: while the Hearts shape up as an up and coming" club.
 Brooklyn A. c. with a 500 rat. ing in two games. meets the Florio Post. a new league team. yet to win
 It's first game after two starts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

AdexleO Cjty, May 1s-MgS. Deb- srab R0o9 EgeSSft q Ws'DWg Len, iers,. is 0ne ef Glsree eoMep fsasS- ITS at tiae @AppD9remo 1e tns AanesaeaS, tlae ettDesB beiog Af6 Gause Eliis sn1 Mm. AstoD J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
GAMES yONoRROW

NsA Gork at lsttlsb1rsh (sl. Esosion st Cincinnati teb. Esuoskisn af chicago.
 Fhiiadelphi Id at si Louis l2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
mlnANN EAMisN

TOOAN'S GAMES BnoohlAn as chicago Nss Aofk si pisfsbsreh F'hiladeiTshia Rt Ss Lotus fNigh'p. flsssion as Cincinnati.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
TWO oP HE FIVE AGEI

charge Of violating the peeanng paddltng Lou~C0pp tickets aI big "maFkupS JseOb and s 0f them formerly were employed O the licensees 0f the gaa Aeey formerly y UDde ske nephew 0 the promoter apOtbr as0eiste k Mikes hOibeF@lD-gaN,
 longer connected ip way need the services of ticket agencies dispae 0 his tekeS becsse feyFe going like nylons
 NssSag sis uRee As. lhe SseebS AseN0 hsve powAf@ eeHnefleps elsewhere befansf sGNARg psae eng ttkets whlR lbe Agse teW see wkeFees peepe whe thought eh sad tg e9eFs Co epGhs M- 6ege eew1Wt set sRytbng Better Mike ga tavelgas ths seHF~ ~ GaaS sbVess aesk
 DONT BE SURPRISED Mccarthy baseball seeiDg Mccarthy already % retirement makes saou nnadDs aS Co seibOn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

AsYOSE STOPPED consider that the slump paTi-mutue the abolition Dpuep betting feature swell the daily hapdle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
NATIONAL AyEAGCE
 HncATKrRnANeN RacNrl.TN

I-hlEnEo :. Hf00kIfn v Pifssfnrgh ia. New York S. Boston 2. Can-innati l.
 Philadelphia s. ST. Louis .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
NrANnlNa

rDDANsS GAMES Cleveland al NeN York. nstrsa al Boston. Ss issniR af Philadeiphia. Chicago ss Washington 2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
CANES TOMORROW

Chisago al MaShingt es. St sySass ai Philadelphia fsl. Cleveland at New York 9. n~frof af Boston f2D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

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