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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
l NesU England 1 Eirhts This Week

Boston. Dec. 2-CuP)--Following Is Q list of main boxing bouts scheduled this week in New Eng. land:
 Tonight
 Boston -A Mechanics Building = Jack CSpider) Armstrong of Boston vs. Paul Zenit of Mexico City, 10 rounds, lS0 pounds.
 Holyoke. Mass.-valley Arena Saint Paul of Springfield vs. Henry Hall Of New orleans, La, 10 rounds, l65 pounds.
 Lewiston, Me.--Maurice CLefty) Lachance Of Lisbon vs. Buster Beaupre of Burlington, vt.. 10 rounds. lS5 pounds.
 New Britain. Conn-Arena-Tony vero of Stamford vs. Benny Davis of Port Chester. N. Y. 10 rounds, l65 pounds.
 Providence, R. I.-Auditorium- Fritzie zivic of Pittsburgh vs. Ralph zannelli of Providence, 10 rounds, ls7 pounds.
 Tuesday
 Hartford. Conn. - Auditorium = George CRed) Doty of Hartford vs. Antonio Carmona of Puerto Rico, 10 rounds, le5 pounds.
 Salem, Mass. - Arena = Tommy Greb of Boston vs. Billy Campbell of Bangor, Me- 10 rounds, l35 pounds.
 Manchester. N. H.-Recreation-- Fiorient Desmarais of Manchester vs. Oliver DeSmarais of Manchester, 10 rounds. i35 pounds.
 Burlington, Vt. - Arfnory - Fer hand cervan of Montreal vs. Billy Carol of Quebec City, 8 rounds, l35 pounds.
 Wednesday
 Providence. R. H. Arcadia = Frankie Conto of Haverhill, Mass, vs. Jaskie Lovett of Providence, 8 rounds. l35 pounds.
 Bangor, Me.-City Hall-Tiermie Freeman of Bangor vs. Billy Naper of Boston, 8 rounds, l47 pounds.
 Thursday
 Fall River. .-CaSino-Fran NAo GCoAaAA OA AaGkAtOh fos LCO Macucci of Portland Me. 10 rounds i35 pounds.
 Newport, Vt. - Armory - Bobby La casse. of Burlington vs. Tom Massera of Montreal. rounds, l3O pounds.
 Portland. Me.-ExpoSition-Henry Chemei of Portland vs. Stanley (Baby) Sims of New York. 10 rounds l6S pounds.
 Friday
 Worcester. Mass.-Mechanics Hall Andy Faison of New York vs. Charlie Williams of Newark, N. J., 10 rounds, l47 pounds.
 Brunswick, Me. - Town Hall - Maurice Beauchene of Brunswick vs. Jimmy Prior of Gary, Ind, 8 rounds, l47 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
WaueAekA
 .. hN BILL HARRINGTON ..

The current Hooper rating on radio programs released today places Fred Allen. NEG comedian, on top. Allen, leading with a score of 2o.4; Jack Benny is second with 27.9 and Bob Hope 274.
 An official announcement is ex- pected this week tot he effect that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

Syracuse, N. Y.-In the midst of the busy football season, two Syra- cuse assistant football coaches be- came fathers. Forest Evashevski greeted a girl-his third child while Hugh Daugherty celebrated his first--a boy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Romas,Puckers Won; Beors Also Beoten
nH CORNELIUS RYAN United rtees Snorta Wrlaer

w VI" NNANN-N
 New York, Dee a-(up)-The New York Giants end the wash. heton ReaSklnS both kicking them. selves tor losing games yesterday that virtually could have settled the eastern title ln the National Foot oaN League. began praclce today tor then payoff game at New York next sunday.
 The Giants were the most dis. Easted, for their Sl to al defeat hy Bob WAterflelo and the Los An~ geleS Rams cost them an undls- p0ted title, while Oreen nays 90 Co upset of Washington kept the RedSkins from moving Into e tle with New York. New York stlll can take oalrieht champlonshlp he beating or tlelng Washington. while the skins can gain Q tle-and e chance to win In a playoff-hy top. oing the Giants.
 Yesterdays other two games were upseaS. too. The Chicago Car anals scored in the last la seconds lo defeat the Chicago Bears .Ss Co es, and the Philadelphia Eagles dipped the Pittsburgh Steelers, 10 b q The toOr-ganae Card drew lse,eel fans.
 Bob And Jim
 The Rams victory amounted to little more than a game of catch between quarterback Waterfleld and end Jim Benton. Waterfield completed a of es passes--i2 to Benton-and gained Sla yards via air, He kicked a field goal and four extra points, called plays per- fectly and did the Rams bunting. Bentons mark of ls receptions was only two under the league record.
 Ted FTitsch, leaeue-leadlng SCOT CT, got all his teams points for the third straight week and led Green Bay to victory. He got three touch- downs and two conversions as he punched through the Washington line, while his mates set up the scores by alert defense work. Twice Green Bay scored after intercept- ing passes by sammy Baugh. and the third Packer touchdown cane after recovery of Washington fuln- sle.
 Cards Cot 2
 Boobies also helped the Cardinals humble the Bears, western division champions. After a scoreless first quarter. the Cards got three touch- downs in the second period-one on Paul Christman's passes and two after Bear faimbles opened the way. The Bears rolled back in the last quarter for two touchdowns, and the second of these tied the score with 5s seconds to play.
 A SS-yard touchdown run by BoSh eritchard and Q l5-yard field goal by Augie Lio gave the Eagles their points. while penalties helped Pitts surgh get its lone touchdown.
 Detroit and Boston were idle, 'hav- ing played Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

Syracuse. N. Y.-Johnny Mandar- ino, Syracuse's freshman fullback who has been tabbed as a future star, carried the ball i34 times this Fall for 397 yards and completed i3 out of 22 passes for ise yards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

Syracuse, N. Y. = Syracuse and Bowling Green, both participants in last years National Invitation Bas- ketbaIl Tournament. will meet here December 2i.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
The BroadOoy BugIe

FRANK TkoMAs crippled with ahrus wnl renQulsh the bah coaching Job Alabama and carry athletic director he Allyn Mciteen Of Mspp State waV Bull Georgia Co handle the edon choe vauehn Fanneys the Maryland country editor directing Mahoney
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

a nationwide survey of radio editors has placed Allen in No. place. For the first time in five years Bob Houe is runner up. Allen has also been voted the most outstanding comedian in radio entertainment and his program the best in the variety classification.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

man of the State Racing Commission insists he Is have money to burn Ion Sulliveres, of the Bronx also known as lou Daniels, e lightweight has had % fights to date, of which he won one and en. gagged in draw lie lost 10 bouts by decision and ia by knockout So far this year he hasn't won fight Yet he gets plenty of work and the blessing of the Boxing Commission, whereas many worthy boxers can't get ln fight club without paying Local
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Dofy US. C0rnlon0

Hartford, Dec. 2-"Red" Doty's dynamite-laden fists will swap punches with slugger Tony Carmo- ma of Brooklyn in the ten-round star bout at the Auditorium Tues day night.
 Saving won his last two bouts one a knockout over Johnny King of New York. Doty aims to level Ietilal weapons at the tough Brook lynite to show him who's boss. But tough Tony tears in with reckless abandon throwing leather in lusty style. Just as he did the night he fought Wendy Wilo here last year.
 Syracuse, N. Y.--Bob Grieve. in his first season as Syracuse's cross- country coach, won two out of three dual meets. collected sixth in the Ic-4A championships an d eighth at the NCAA meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

Rex Harrison. the noted British actor, will replace Joseph Gotten in the cast Of the Lady Esther Screen Guild Players production of Love Letters" which will be heard to- night at 10 P. Nj. over CBS.
 Cotton, who was to have appeared on the show opposite Loretta Young. was called east suddenly, and Harrison volunteered to step into the breach. Miss Young re- mains in the cast.
 Mysteries of every type, ranging from sophisticated tales of dedu- tive detective work to psychological dramas with an atmosphere of men, tai terror. will be presented in a new series of dramatizations. Crime Club" to premiere over WWCO tonight from to 8:3o P. M.
 Each week the Librarian of the Crime Club will select for drama tization an intriguing best-selling mystery from the library of Am- erica's biggest whodunit publishers.
 Iowa will be honored during the Fred Waring Show Tuesday. Dec. 3, at il A. M. over NEG, when the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

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Florida Agencies
Make Buy Of DIT
(specIal 20 The 9,itirenl

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 13.-
The purchase of more than $4,000
pounds of DOT concentrate by
three Florida agencies to combat
mosquitoes, was announced today
by the regional office of War
Assets Administration.
Largest customer was the u. S.
Department Of Agriculture at
Panama City, which purchased
approximately $4,000 pounds of
100 percent concentrate. The
Martin County Anti Mosquito
District at Stuart secured 5000
pounds, and the City Of Vero
Beach, 1000 pounds.
More than a million pounds of
the insecticide was allocated by
the San Francisco regional office
of WAA to the u. S. Public
Health Service, local public
health agencies and veterans of
World War II. The New York
regional office is now allocating
1,527, 985 pounds of powered DDT
and So, gallons of Is percent
solution, WAA officials said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-13
DOubleheader
AT Park Tonight

Two birthplace teams of the
Class Al Softball League will cross
bats in the opener of a double
header at Bayview Park to-
night.
The losing team of this fight
will drop into the cellar It goes
without saying that the clubs will
be ..in there fighting tonight.
BIO Bombers and American
Legion tangle in the nightcap.
Legion will be out for a vic
tory to remain in second place of
the Glass A league. A loss for
the Americans, however, win
throw the circuit into a three
way tie for second spot. Those
three clubs would be Legion,
Bombers and Roy's Auto Parts.
The opening battle will get I'M
der way at 7::3O o'clock and the
second game at 8 o'clock.