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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
TRAINING CAMP TOPICS

by Murray Franklin, second base; Dick Wakefield, left field; Hank Greenberg, first base; Walter
 (HCOt) Evers, center field; Pat MulIln, right field; Billy Hitch- cock, third base; Birdie TebbettS, catcher, and Virgil Trucks, Dem ny Horton and Freddie Hutchin- son, pitchers. Greenberg and Trucks are the only two players who performed In the l945 world series.
 Miami, Fla, March 1.-The New York Giants nursed a locker room full of sore muscles today after l7-inning exhibition game against the Boston Braves yesterday which ended in a 4 to { deadlock.
 Sid Gordon and pinch-hitter Buddy Gremp delivered damaging hits for New York and Boston, re- spectNely, while Dick Barten starr red afield for the Giants.
 Orlando, Fla, March 4-Martn0 Pieretti, the Washington sena- tors missing pitcher, reported to Manager Ossie Bluege today just in time to escape . fine and pos- sible suspension.
 The 24-year-Old rlghthander was eight days late but he report cd In excellent condition and ex- plained he had been bumped off of airplanes several times while enrOute from California.
 Sarasota, Fla, March fred Williams. recovered from a mild at tack of the flu, donned his uniform fer workouts again today and promptly whammed 8 ball over the fense during batting practice.
 The Red SoX regulars scored seven runs in the third inning to de- feat the Yannigans, 13 to 3, in the squads first practice game of the training season yesterday. Outfield- CT Paul Campbell hit a triple and a single to drive in three runs and score the same number himself. With the arrival of Dom DiMaggio, the entire Red Sox training squad is in camp.
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 Avalon, Cal, March 4-Mana- ger Charlie Grimm expected his slugging right fielder, Bill Nichol- son, to report today, ending the Chicago Cubs toughest hOldOut problem. After rejecting two con- tracts, Nicholson agreed to teams by long distance telephone and left his Chestertown, Md, home during the weekend.
 Anaheim, Cal, March 4-(UP)- General Manager Bill Dewitt of the St. Louis Browns announced today that outflelder Joe Medwick has agreed to terms and will re- port to camp this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
N0ug0tuck X Senior Hoop Meet Set

Naugatuck, March 4-Applications are now being accepted by Frit1 Klambt at the "Yp for the annual YMCA Senior" Basketball Tour ney which is expected to get under way Monday evening, March ii.
 All entries must be in by Friday, March 8th, at SD. m. There are co age limits and each team will be allowed 10 players manager, a a coach.
 A large number of teams are exc pected to compete including the Naugatuck Flashes, High-Landers, Union City Pros, Belhamis Come backs, Highway Grille and several teams from Beacon Falls and Platts Mills. For further entry rules and regulations see Fritz at the Nau- gatuck YMCA,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
Hogan New Golf Money Lecder

st. Petersburg, Fla., March 4- (UP) - Byron Nelson's wartime domination of Amerlcan golf was ended today and the nations t0ir- ing pros generally agreed that neV- CT again would . player m0n0pollEe the sport the way the sna00thsfaced Texan did in winning a record i2 consecutive tournaments last sea- son.
 Several of the pros. men who tTailed Nelson during the war years, nov fear little Ben Hogan more, especially after the Texas bantam weight won the el000O at Peters burg Open yesterday by five strokes.
 Hogan. after returning from the Army Air Force and regalnlng his pistonslike swinging style during the tailend 0f last year, has x0omsd to the top already this gear. win- ming thgRe tournaments to become golgis l6ading money maker with ei01 1gg.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
LeaUenuOorth Makes Second State Bid 7onighl
TIRED GUARDS DEFEATED BY LII. CLUB 55-40
BY YIN MALONEY, JR.

l DA NAkN NAfAAAVAN4Ab 9ANe
 The Waterbury Guards sustained their second loss in seven starts ct the Field Street Armory last night, aS they were outscored, bb to 48, by the Long Island Bombers. The sensational visiting array in their first appearance here, Tod the Mag ner combine all the way as they were sparked to Q well-earned vic. tory by player-coach Joe CAllandra, former st. Francis College lumi- nary,
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 In the first period the Guards were forced to start with Q make- shift lineup, because Of the failure of Merriek, Mischetti, derhart and Blum to put in on appearance until half-way throughsth stanEa. The Bombers taking advantage of this obvious weakness set Q very fast pace to outpolnt the locals in this frame by more than s to 1. Johnny zersky, six foot six inch center for the visitors, played bucket" man all night and netted l6 points for his cause, Sid Blair, former St, John College hoopster, and Bobby Leeds, faSt-breaking right forward, ran the shoes off the tired Wagner men who were unable to keep in the very dizzy cycle of play, During the second period, the Guards, with Hank Mischetti playing Q very brll- liant style of ball, outpointed the visitors, i2 to Il, to be on the short end of 0 % to l6 score ct the half time intermlssion, Tn the third quarter the Guards were once again on their toes and outscored their opponents, but not adequately enough to overcome the BomberS' il point lead In that canto The score on entering the final period was 70 to 34 In the Long Islanders favor. Mischetti, Blum and derhart tried in vain In this period to whit tle the visitors lead but succeeded only in cutting 1t to { points at the halfway mark in this frame, Leeds went out on five personals ct about the four.mlnute automatic, only to be equalled by zersky, who was allowed to stay in because the visitors had only six men on their roster, During this final four min uteS the Bombers upped their lead to 2 points by virtue of two nice pushup shots by Ted Dolson and Johnny zersky, This was sufficient to win the ball game,
 Tom Wagner announced that there will be 0 new addition to the Waterbury lineup when they meet the Renaissance Five" in the Armory on Thursday night, he will be Don Cotter, six foot eight inch center from l., I. U,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
The BrOadWdy Bugle
By DAN PARKER

ALTHOUGH BOXING MANAGERS are restricted by law to E.hs as addition tc taking hs loulSs nswsreel shots of the onts training M ctnals Meade keeping hl hand in while awaiting s s s dd Sa % % @ esf up ' the % SS hE sho wSS Ss usual Wns disturbed Watt until the customers % $ S S sSE % R sS SSf T n Ss o SGsSE S: 9 % & % S G to sSw Sc out O Ss first s S tn the ST throwing Mike instead and letting everyone take whack
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 PANAMA MUST BE usa With Dawscn because MT M Dew. @ oss n which he doesn't meet new nOmss"e @ & Joe % oord0n 5 hs rS % have sA been % ToroS aSou @ sowD % omsT bantam. n champ managing fighters M the GnS v Zone s ors sS @ NYU sports editor has Just as been discharged xs bureau xs$ne GlsE who has pro; m n on ant % ns address Edde atS of JSeSs London bookmker People who take your attest carry on, chltney
 WILLARD MARSHALL. had hoped to be out of south with the Giants Instead hes working out With the Francisco Seals who training near his camp Sa FerTara Johns athlete recently discharged from the service has
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 Yale tub thumper diSpels the illusion submitting the following BasketbalYa G. West Point 4b; swmmingYae SS West Point S hOCkeyYale West Point Point l. wTeSting-Yae e, West Point II; Point Yale g. The only comment possible Is; "TE0ld Yae?" Mike shaw ex-GLo suggests that the sevemen free next Considering dealOn they they get inside would suggest that the admit free Tony brother of Rocky Kansas the former lightweight himself mlddeweght boxer decade died In Buffalo recently. Charley Murray In town recently talking xday bike race possibilities for Buffalo next Winter with Pat Muvey
 Niagara the Little Three of the Chief Mike and attend boxing shows If sports Mcleys close veins aren't cured won't be because Broadway Sam Ros private surgeon Dr. J. J. Wene the operation Manhattan General Hospital recently Marshall fn former New York baseball writer editor or tne Daily Ompan, Olympia Wash, town of l062 in which 5000 copies the sold That's covering en- Marshall old boyl
 hoopSer just back from the service reports that former Stanford player who will to USC season after getting out of the Army better a Luset What another better than been the worlds worsO Bobo Malone of Addown Conn., the od New England professional players opened night club outside Mddeown
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
Unsps Meet Tonight

Another meeting Of the Connect. cut Baseball umpifes Association has been set for tonight, 7:4b D. lfl, at the YMcA lR00m 9 at which time bill stanton Is expected 10 be voted to the presidency Of the group, which Is backing suggested ad0ps ten of . standard fee from hlgh schools and independent teams aild associations this season. There are 4e members Of the CBuA, Pat elat. tefy retiring as president,
 PsA, picked up tg000 yesterday when be captured the ~. Peters burg Open with a fouF-F0und total ef 2eo strokes. iB under par and five ahead Of Sammy @nead. the defending champion in second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
Sc. Johns Easy Hoop Winners

Ct. Johns Chnrch basketball team nas an easy 57-3e winner of a re- cent game played at the former agsn: the winners leading 29-iT at hRif time. 6chiander, with ii field goals and two free throws netted 9a points for the winners. Eimone 1A AaF AIle "" Guards. Score:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
TORRINGT0N'S CHANGES HINGE. .ON SWEYKOSKI
By YIN MAIIONEY, JR,

Bill Tracy's Tech Tigers after de- featlng Greenwich, Fairfield County champs, by more than 1S points fa their first game in the Glass A Playdowns at the New Haven Arena last week, will face the supreme test tonight when they clash with Con- nie Donahue's Torrington High quintet in the feature contest ct 9 o'clock.
 The Torrington array at this writ. ing is considered the team to beat in the State Tournament, because Of their rather consistent habit of being good when the pressure Is on. The only factor which might alter this choice is the loss of Ray Swey- koski, their pace-setter and point- maker who was injured in the MaIl- chester fracas. Coach Bill Tracy held last minute workouts at the State Armory yesterday morning and is confident that his charges, if they are able to overcome the New City array tonight, will be vegy hard to knock off in further Tour nament competition. Tracy put his starting five through c very stren- uous scrimmage on the 90 by 30 foot Field Street playing surface yes- terday, drilling the boys in the weak points of the Torrington defence.
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 In the games at the Arena last Tuesday, Leayenworth looked ike the better ball club, although their biggest hope hinges around the checking of Sweykoski if he Is able to play. It was announced by LeaN- enworth athletic authorities, yesbar- day, that all the reserve seats In the New Haven Arena are sold and that Erwin TTask, director of the New Haven playdownS, has advised them that between 2,500 and 2s800 rush seats will be put on sale in New Haven at 6 p. m. today The probable starting lineups for the two teams follow:
 LEAvENWoRTH T0RRINGTON Piersau ....,,.. Russo
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 Messup or Cocchiola ...,.. Krulicki
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 Center
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 Korbusiesxi ............. Mazaik
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

Retired. undefea4ed. feather weight champion of the world, WfaO wiIl be among several sports celebrities tonight at the Blessed Sacrament smoker and entertain ment in the church parish hall; proceedssto he used for equipment for . boys brigade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
Brooksides Bl0nk NeuU Huven HOuU0rdS

A "clean-sweep" of all three games from the New Haven Howe ards last night, allowed the Brook side Dairies duckpinners to retain their one-game lead In the South ern Connecticut league. A eos naid- de game was the best Howard ef- fort as the Brooks rolled their last two games over 600. Tn the singles, Mike Sharon defeated Joe Meany 2-l. Scofes:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
mEn RNTRY

AAilwankee-~A total of 6gaa five. man teams are entered for the 43Fd annual American Bowling ConRna Tournament al Buffalo, beginning MHErh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

At 7;30 p. m. the schedule will bring together Hillhouse and Com nlercial, two teams who will have to be reckoned with in the Clasa A Tournament. Anybody from this elty wishing to obtain rush seats are ad- vlsed to be In New Haven by 5:30s or 500 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
HGH RATING

state Colleae, a.-~Sam Hnrry is rated by Coach Paul Con fl aa best N1eglIar in coliegs saG.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

Totals Is 3S Totals II 9 3l Score at half time: Time ls, Benrus l2. Referee: Mobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
Time Girls EdgeI

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 Joe Brennan's U, s. Time Girls were defeated in 8 very close skir- nish with the Hartford All-Star Girls, 27 to 26. Rosie Koplowitz scored l9 of the Hartford Girls 27 points. Up until the third period she was the only girl on the Hart ford quintet. to score field goal. Una Leach and Betty Rogers were tops for the locals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
At B. 5. Smoker

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04

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