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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Arcardia, Calf, FEB. 6-CUP)-
Nineteen leading ttree-year-olds at
Santa Anita race track were among
nominees announced today for Sat-
urday's IS 900 Vicente handicap,
last important Quanfler for the
&i00, 900 derby.
c. J. Sebastian's Gala Darion
was the early navorite IN the mile
race, although he has not Jet been
asked to go more than six fslrlongs.
His keenest competition was exc
pected from Maine Chance farms
star pilot. Touchdown and Colony
Boy.
Other entries included Air Rate,
the New England champion unde.
feated In seven starts last year;
Louis B. Mayors Honeymoon. wins
ner Of two stakes In the meeting:
Inroc, Eiffel Tower, Darby D-Days
Favorite, Top Lieutenant, Alberta D.
Going With Me, Droopsnoop. Artil-
lery, Please Ne, Ariel Belle, Did He
Annapolic Ays and Terry Bargelio.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
Great GAME
EXPECTED IN 4
/. R. A, FEATURE

one Of the best BASKETBALL battles
Of the season Is confidently ex-
pected hy I. n. A, officials when The
American Brass and q, s. Rubber of
NauRatOok teams take The yMcA
court tonlsht 81 e:is p. N. Both
teams really "have what u takes"
"a scoring ability. defense. speed
and everything that goes 70 make up
dlnR-aong hoop contest. AZ the
end Of the first round, the two
teams we're ted Ia games won and
lost and needed playoff 30 decide
the first round winner.
American Brass won the game and
u assured Of q asAance Tor The
championship. against the second
round winner.
American Brass Won the game
ana Is assured Of q chance for The
championship against the second
round winners Scosall having q eel
record and the lead &C this writing,
as USRNhber has lost two Of Its
four games played, while scovill
was surprised and beaten By q
mot" Chase team last sunday.
American Brass has q 81 second
round standing having been upset
~ waterbury Companies, which
means uSRuboer cannot afford to
lose tonightS game and stay IN the
running for second round hcrorS
and Q playoff series for the league
title.
Rock May Help
Those close 10 the borough has
keteers are banking heavily on Pete
Rock, newly-acQulred player who
scored q points IN his first league
game, while Lefty Farrar, Tommy
Edmonds, Bob McDesrmott and walt
Yanowsli can be depended upon TO
find the hoops more than seldom.
Brass has q sterling combination,
and, with Sonny Rinaldi, Buddy
SlaSon, Joe Boley, Ralph Bradley.
Henry Koch and the Dameiio boys
In any kind Of good form q fine
azld high-scoring game Is In pros
pect, which figures to fill most Of
the available seating capacity.
Brass will be . slight pre-game
favorite, but its defense must be
strong enough 70 handle Rubbers
Rock and Farrar. or the borough
boys will win in the proverbial
walk.
Mattatuck Manufacturing, coached
BY Mike Papa and USriine are
scheduled for q -" division game
to get under way at Q p. m. with
dancing available during and after
the games.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
State, Mucucci
At Hartford

Hartford, Feb. 5-From out OF the
snow covered land Of Maine comes
Leo Mueueci to battle Nick state
rugged Springfield Greek lSO-
FOUNDER. in the star bout tonight At
the Auditorium. Leo, Of French.
Italian extraction, is q native OF
Gorham, N. H., but is now fighting
out OF Portland, Me.
Boosting 80 victories In u fights.
Mucucci Is about the toughest Zoe
State has been asked to face. For
Leo the hon-hearted holds q deci-
sion over Buddy" Hayes, New Eng
land featherweight champion, and
also boasts q duke over Jackie Har-
riA who recently fought Hayes for
that title,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Chandler IN Many Hot Sessions
In Senate, But Never One to
Match Baseball Writers


marked that e was The first time
thls winter that The eupeginl endent
os the United states Military Aoad.
envy ives not accepting q plaque on
behalf 81 Doc. blanchard or Junior
Davis,
Toasamaseer smith pointed on,
that AEalor- General Taylor headed
the famous aolst Airoorne Division
and now q On command % q tank
division named DOC. Blanchard.
Speaking Of Al echaehts up.
coming bow on what up 70 now
was the legitimate stage Councilman
commented that The old pitcher
was playing che part Of q ballplayer
adding better late than never"
Schacht spoke Of his Gebut In
the American League with The
Senators IN Detroit "a teie.
4 had waited alnce 1910 Tor
this," he said.
"rhere we're three on, none out
and the count was three and one
on Harry Hellman IN the ninth
when Clark Griffith sent me IN,
The right field fence was short
The left field fence was short. II
was the first year Of the lively
ball. had waited since 1910 fol
this.
"Catcher Eddie Charity came OUT
and said: you've got three balls
on this fellow, kid
"whaddya mean I'VE gote I asked
him.
He wanted TO know what
wanted to throw. I asked him what
difference Il made.
Tie told me 10 be sure 10 get the
bail over the plate.
II did, and, now gntlemen you
know why wrote the book
"Clowning Through Baseball"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

UI WfltbptGtus
"Stay where you ere. Il you think
that filibuster Is tough, you o1ould
have been where ] was.'
Jimmy Councilman reminded the
assembled guests that baseball car
Chandler was fond Of all sports,
but there had been q recent lessen
ing Of his interest In racing.
Toastmastr Jack Smith guessed
that Chandler must have wondered
If the New York Baseball writers
had ali their buttons, adding, caut.
iously that the feeling was mutual.
Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor said
the big leagues were stu the big
leagues to 100000 fighting men
throughout the war--a reminder
that they were coming back to q
country not essentially changed. :
Football coach Conselman re-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
Rsg. q. 8. Pat. Off,
BY OSCAR FRALEY


UO1ee0 ETe88 Cp0Eto WEtUE
Orange, N. J..Feb. 5-(UP)-The
little fat man still thinks ne can
chain black lightning.
Tony Galento the old two-ton guy
Who now comes closer to weighing
three, made that clear today as he
challenged Joe Louis to give him
another crack at the world heavy
weight championship.
s.Ill stiffen the bum If he ever
gives me another chance" Galento
proclaimed with his old-tine mod
esty.
II shoGslda did It before, too,
unoth the man who quit school
when he was In advanced eighth
grade"
dalento, the beJligerent barten-
dRr. was very serious. Waving arms
that protruded like the flippers on
a penguin, the barrel who walks
Tie a man detained that 1t was
4 matter Of honor. Tony doesn't
neezf the money. IL says here.
III fight him for free" Tony
roared. TN not trying to capulize
(ualentoismD on my fightin' ability.
III take the bum on for vetertns'
rehabilitation (more Galentoism)."
Tony, who still trains on beer
and fat, black cigars, drew himself
five more achooaers and admitted
ne Eas IN good shape right now.
Il been refereeln' all over and ]
play handball every day I'm home
here IA Orange" Cinlento preached.
I'm IN the pink"
what does Tony weigh? Willie
gtha beavdl Gilsenberg, his agent,
claims the fat man tips the beam
AZ two pounds less than q horse.
sgfghat amt 50, at all" roared
Tony. But ! guess ] weigh about
Up ana Down
Training Tony Is somewhat OF q
urohlsm, while revealed as Tony
stepped 10 the front to help five
arguing customers to the sidewalk.
q had him IN the gym and ]
aok him down 10 $50, once" the
hearA sighed. so that afternoon
Tony drinks rs bottles Of beer and
eats ak southern fried chickens
hons ss.. sns he's right back where
That appetite ne has upholstered
a. additional ~ pounds onto
Tonys beach-hall frame since the
june nieht IN 1899 when Galento
rocked Louis before being kayoed
IA the fourth round.
Tony came back 70 knock out
Lou Nova il Q bloody brawl al
Rhifadelphia but then he was
kayoed himself by Max Baer Ia
100. The next year he tuInblee
before Max's brother, Buddy, and
ne 0aiento prize ring saga ended
r. Glaouide heat Max and Buddy
ioo,* Tony groaned. IF had, ia
pfuhebly be the number one con.
tender right now-Iike I should be
Not gilst before that fight with MAJ
M brother Russell, hit me with
h&1r glass and cut my lip all up
< apuldHt have fought Max, the
WaV f1y ID VAS"
So alter The subsequent knoekoui
&C 10 hands o. Buddy BaeT, Gal.
nuko doci8ed 10 call Il q day Is fai
= official box fighting was con
easmed. ne had baeA throwing thosl
o1nA1fous rouudhcuse punches
Nnee 1913 and. altar Louis tool
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
KoRon Us. Petr0ne
At N. Fl. Tonight

New Haven, Feb. 5-Julie Kogor
is expected TO be favored at odds
of from two to three and a half TO
one when he goes into the ring at
the Arena here tonight against Err"
ME Petrone of Philadelphia.
But If Petrone is as good as ms
record indicates, and that record
shows a victory over Johnny Forte
who gave Kogon rugged battle two
weeks ago. the bettors who lay the
odds are going to have scome anx"
iouS moments.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
Bunker Hill Team
Seeks Hoop Games

The Bunker Hill Athletic Associas
ton Is now booking games, VITA an
corners in the high school age praek-
cts, for the Bunker I'LL. Ail"Stars.
who have won two out Of three con-
tests 10 date. The Ail-Stars, sched-
uled 70 play Cracker Hills At the
Webster gym Friday night. have also
arranged contests with Oakytlle
Mustangs, chase Park Tigers, Brook
iyn Caissons, Cracker Hill Juniors,
and the East End Midgets. ANY
other basketball teams wanting
home and home tits, contact Vim
Maioney at s-eiso between $50 ana
$50 p. N.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

New Maven, FEB. 6-Wlth their
game In Pittsburgh tomorrow wind
Ing up 9 road trip on which they
have so far compiled Q record OF
two wins, two losses and one tie.
the New Haven Eagles return TO
their home ice here Thursday 10
face the Providence Reds
The tiassle With the Reds prom
ises to be q thriller since they have
recently acquired Muxz Patrick,
Alex shibiclSy and other big league
stars.
Currently seven points hehiiad the
Reds. the Eagles lnet ground u their
flght to win 3 playoff spot when
the Reds chaiked up two victories
over the weekend while the Eagles
dropped q 2-l decision 70 81. Louis,
aud was held 10 8 SIS de by Indian
apolls In the last - seconds cg'play
Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Thomaston, FEB. 5-The Ameri-
can Legion basketball team will
play the 81. Casimir's Big 5 Satur-
day evening In the high school gym,
The preliminary game win show the
Legion Girls club IN their initial
showing against the Chase Girls OF
Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Chester May, president OF the Po-
iish-American bowling league an
nounced today the temporary slis-
pension Of al further bowling Of
the PA league at the Chase alleys.
A meeting 70 decide on future ae-
ton win be held Wednesday even
ing at Matty Ehea's dining hall,
With ali team captains asked TO be
on hand.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

the crown into the Army. Tony lost
his incentive.
Sees 6sees
But now. nearing 81 and with the
big heavyweight gates again IN
sight, the beer barrel poker Is get
ting ideas. He can't forget how ne
staggered the champ IN the first
round and then dropped Louis on
the canvas In the third round OF
their title fight. so. Drawing hun
self up to hts full five feet. nine
inches. Tony demands another shot
and proclalnas:
'Tkis time I'd stiffen the bum"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
c. Y. Q. Hoop
Games Tonight

Only two games are on the sche6s
ule for gro fans this evening. Both
Of these viii be played at st. Jo-
seph's hall. In the first game at
7:i5 st. AIMS win meet St. Pat
rick's and both teams win be look
ing for their first win OF the sec
ond round. St. Patrick's. In spite
Of two defeats has q classy Quin-
tct and Father Dougherty,s boys
viii be the fayorites in this con-
test. In the feature game at S:i5
Mt. Carmel, with an unblem.Shed
record In the second round, viii
clash with st. Michael's. The Wa
terville lads are the underdogs but
they have the ability 20 upset the
Highland Avenue Five. However.
Mt. Carmel with its eye on the sec
ond round championship viii 10
tough to beat. Paul Barone viii Of.
fic.ate at both games.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Last night. the PolelnlsEi Hl-X,
after q slow start shot shead 70 win
over the Mustangs Hi-Y 21-io
which pu them ct the top Of the
p" league race 10 date. Koss nab.
bed nine points 10 be high scorer.
The game tonight ct $50, Kara
vs Alpha
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
College Basketball
BY UNITED PRESS

Illinois IS Chicago -.
Georgia Tech 30 Tulane 50.
West Chester State Teachers 81
Moravian 81.
Kansas State Il Drake 30.
Loyola Of Chicago SO Navy Pier 80.
Indiana State Teachers 06 Muir
ray State 4S.
Westminster % Cannon College
60.
Miami (ohio) SO Ball State
Teachers So.
Butler 90 EaElhaTn So.
West Virginia 50 Lehigh 81.
James Millikin 80 concordia COL
lege Il.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

The Waterbury =. ~. Q. A. Coed
Ski Club win hold It's regular meet
ing at the Central Y. NJ. G. A. ct
>. n. this evening
Plans win be made at this time
for activities Of the club 70 BE- con-
Quoted II the near future
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

STATES BSnAbe,
but never one
10 matoh the
S9rd nue.
eR YORK
Baseball writers
dinner,
Following the
eating and oea-
toEleal contest,
sen. Q " Q a
Bre wBter (R.l
Ne, embrA &c q
Dom m i@loner
Chandler IN the
lobby Of the
waldorf AS
toriA, and Hap.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

New York, Feb. B.-(esBAD--Al-
bert Benjamin Chandler was II
many hot sessions y the Unlted
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Totals 10 IS Totals II II 9:
score a. half time: Sacred Hearts IL;
wildly ~.
Referee: Pstrino and Richards.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Omaha, Neb.--(UP)-Robin Lee,
26l i-2. san Francisco. knocked out
Tiger sullivan. 1876 Ia, Buffalo, N.
Y. 90.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05

Troy, n. Y.-(UPl--Ham WILDLY,
la7, Jamaica, l.. l., knocked out
Richie AEiesschiro, i26, Honolusa
CD
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-05
Feniss Not
Sure Ne Can
MAKE Red SOx
by JOSEPH NOLAN
United Press Sports WriterD

Boston, Feb. S CUP)-Dave (Bool
FERRIS, the Boston Red Sox' one
man pitching gang last season as q
rookie, was q little worried today
about making the team.
The modest AEississippian, who
with Tommy Holmes Of the Braves
will be honored tonight at the Bos.
ton Baseball writers dinner. said
he's heard 5 much about the Sox
stars returning from service tnat
he wonders whether he'll be able
to hold his Job. In 1876, Ferris won
the first eight games he pitched.
and finished the season with a
record Of q victories and 10 de-
feats.
But I can't fool any hitters by
showing 'em my last years record. "
he drawled. Guys like Joe Di Mag
gio Of the Yanks and Dick Wake
field Of the Tigers never even heard
of me. And / never faced anyone
quite so tough as that pair"
With pitchers like Tex Hughson,
Jim Bagby, Charlye Wagner and
Earl johnson on the Boston team
Ferris Is a bit Skeptical about his
chances Of being a starting hurler.
Appreciatiye
We'll Just be doing the best We
can" he said, II sure can learn
plenty from those boys and I'm
mighty glad TO have the chance"
FerTlss hasn't been troubled by
his asthma at all during the on
season, but he said he had been
taking ragweed shots faithfully
weighing go pounds-i2 more than
his best fighting weight'--he hopes
to get down to normal during spring
training.
He said he had played basketball
regularly TO keep his legs and arms
In good condition. Ferriss coached
the Delta State basketball team.
Besides Ferris. other guests at the
Writers dinner viii be baseball
Commissioner A. B. HAPPY
Chandler and his Assistant Harold
Muddy Ruei, Ftlnnyman A.
Schacht, managers Billy South
worth Of the Braves and Joe Ctonin
of the Red Sox. and sports column
ist Tom Meany OF the Newspaper
p.
Holmes, who topped the National
seague in virtually every hitting
department last season, viii receive
a plaque as the most valuable bos-
ton player Of 1915.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04
SEAES TAKE FIRST GAME cup SERIES

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. 4-San !. Flancisco's pennant winners of the j Pacific Coast Baseball League, with an opening game victory and the \ loop ace on the mound, resume their battle with the Oakland Accins tonight for the Governors
 Cup
 Al Lien hurled the champion Seals to a 5-2 triumph last night in the initial game of the Sl0.009 post season playoff finals, while the Acorrs wasted the efforts of four moundsmen.
 The victory put manager Frank Leftyl ODculs Seals in position lor rotating his vaunted staff of chuckers with such knockout punches as they delivered against Hollywood in a four-game sweep of the cup semi-finals. Blue ribbon piteher Larry Jansen, 8 game win nef during the regular season. takes 1 his turn tonight, with speedballer Frank Shea on the hill for Oakland. .a Second haseman Hugh Lubyn
 did the most damage to the Oaks .,laA night. clouting homer and
 two-bagger and driving in all but
 4ne of the Seals tallies. < San Francisco 230 coo O00-5 10 l. Ss Oakland 900 coo 10l-2 ' 9. .X Lien and Spring: Bearden, Hafey aA2p Hayes t3) Speer (9) and Raj
 sblondi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04

day, October 10.
 Fifth Game If necessary At Boston Friday, October H.
 Sixth Game eff necessary - At St. Louis Sunday. october IS.
 Seventh Game eff necessary - At St. Louis Tuesday October l4.
 Starting Time l:30 D. m, local time.
 Probable pitchers first game Harris 17-9) or Hughson t20-1D :; V Brecheen 15-16) or Pollet (2l- 10).
 Radio broadcast Mutual Net work.
 Betting odds Betting Commis- sioner J. J. Carroll, St. Louis) On Boston to win series, 7-20; on Cardinals, 11-5. If Harris pitches against Brecheen Red Sox 34 fav- orites tcs win opener; if Hughson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04
ElfEyzHaB .tK3Il13

Here is the schedule of princi- pal football games scheduled for October 5:
 East Amy vs. Cornell. Boston College vs. Michigan State Brown vs. Princeton. Buckneu vs Penn State. Coast Guard Acad vs. Amherst. Colgate vs. Yale. Columbia vs. Navy. Dartmouth vs. Syracuse. Georgetown vs. Wake Forests ! Harvard vs. Tufts. Holy Cross vs Detroit. Maryland vs. Richmond. Merchant Mar. vs. George Wash ngton.
 NYU vs. Brooklyn. Pennsylvania vs. Lafayette. Pittsburgh vs. Notre Dame. Rutgers vs. John Hopkins. Temple VS. GeOfg1d. Villanova vs. Marquette. West Virginia vs. Waynesburg.
 Midwest Illinois vs. Purdue. Indiana vs. Minnesota. Iowa vs. Michigan. Iowa State vs. Iowa St. Teachers. Kansas vs. Wichita. Kansas State vs. Nebraska. Northwestern vs. Wisconsin. Ohio State vs. So California. Oklahoma vs..Texas A Ss M. Oklahoma A dG M vs. Texas. Tulsa vs Drake.
 South Alabama vS. So. Carolina. Auburn vs. Furman. Clemson vs. No. Carolina St. Duke vs. Tennessee. Florida vs Tulane. Kentucky vs. Xavier. L. s. U. vs. Mississippi St. Mississippi vs. Vanderbilt. No Carolina vs Miami. Richmond vs. Maryland. Virginia vs. V. P. I. William and Mary vs. Citadel.
 Southwest Arkansas vs. T. c. U. Rice vs. Southwestern. s. M. U vs Texas Tech.
 Rocky Mountain Arizona vs. Utah. Colorado Col. vs. Montana St. Colorado U. .vs. Utah State. Denver vs. Brigham Young. Wyoming vs. Colorado A. & M.
 West California vs. Oregon. Idaho vs Washington State. Montana vs. Eastern Wash. St. Mary's vs. 4th AAF. San Jose State vs. Hardin-Si mons F Stanford vs. San Francisco State. UCLA vs. Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04
WORLD SERIES READY 10 GO
CBY THE ASSOCIATED pREss}

Participants Boston Red SoX (AL) won l04. lost 50, and St Louis Cardinals tNL) won 9S, lost 5S.
 First Game At St. Louis Sun day. October 6.
 Second Game At St Louis Mon day, October T
 Third Game At Boston Wednes- day, October g.
 Fourth Game At Boston Thurs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04
FIGHT DOPE

Only two important fistic events stook place last night and here is Ethe outcome:
 At Philadelphia-Steve Belloise, Sl61l4, New York, outpointed Jess sMoraney, 1922, Harrisburg, 8. At Chicago-Nate Bolden, Chica- sgo, outpointed Mack Parshay, De- ktrcit To- theavyweights, but exact weights unavailable.9
 E Fur cleaning, Repairing and re-
 smodeling. Victor's Fur Factory adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04

goes. Red Sox 70 favorites to win opener.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-04

'Procter Electric Irons. - Home
 Beautiful adv.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
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