The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
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Ihg faculty 0f Ieavenworth Illgh sehc0l hn0ws one Of ias own, Jamea "Jnxpn QNeil as Q former standOlIt athlete ct Wilby and St. Honaven- tsire college. but hia fare for prac- tcaI jokes reached new hei0hta recently when he 'Nclds some wooden hlOchs a RUYTWN at oo per pound: one of the pounds wind- ing up on tlIs table of a wells MQNn clergyman. A field of 3A golsegs will compete on the Country Club of Waterbury course Mon- day for four places ifi the U. .. Open ct Canterbury course in Cleveland later this month. Of the 34yr Msted for qualifying rounds Monday, 2A are Connecticut. golfera, with an even dozsn from out of the state. Among those taking Q cnGSs elubs Al 1sSOsis,S vho nsS S not played the Waterbury course for several years; in fact since the day he defeated Naugatuck's Frankie Paul In . special match 6 and {; when the packers of both boys got them together on neu- tral course.
 Watefburya Billy Moore and
 DObby Oreat0rex had a big day
 at Meriden on Memorial Day,
 when the Tribune mates hit two
 home runs (Moore) and Bob
 came through with . single and
 . nice game afield for New Bri-'
 tain in its easy 0-3 win over
 Mertden A. A. Bears X. Wesley ans new football eide in the fell
 will De . former Cardinal star,
 Min" DaddariO, also . Hartford
 Blues back, who during the
 World War IT when he was Q
 captain in the O,S9. (etrategic aervices), received the Legion Of Merit for his work around Milan, Italy. He is credited with the cap. tsire of Italian Marshal FaodOlfo 0raziani and two generals, Bon- osai and SorrentinO. Min" was . halfbaek with Providence SteaxnrollerS, too.
 By Way of Comparison: Total receipts for the six-state New England high school basketball tournafaent: played March IF 16-l6 at Boston Garden, was 48, 170.27, but Ccnnecticut's state tournament nette6 9lO,729.AO ct New Haven Arena; e2,o0l.SO at Yale sym: and 9S,36l at weaver gym, Hartford in the A-B-C meets. New Haven Hillh0use won both state and ". E. titles for the second time in succession. l More than S25 900 was paid by fans to see the Connecticut tour neys: all within Q week Mtllvtlle Cubg Of Naugatuck, a
 14-l6 year baseball team wants games in thls vicinity. Write or call Al Brewer at AlIerton Road, Naugatuck or call 4S46 after 5.3O from it's Mems clab will take in the Yanhses-BsOwglS dOubies header Sunday to ocialIy close the season e Q group; leaving from 8eneow Institute @AmahAy morning, 0:lS by apeeiAI bus. DilaEAr a4 EAnAys VII EOllOW the game.
 They had old sam KAngSnrd, xlAe ''Bcnt0n Tar Bahv" up to Joe Louis training camp at Pompton Lakes the other day ct which time the now totally bind former flghtDr who licked 'ezn all" except Jack Blackburn, the man who taught the current champ all he knows about Che ring game. had this to Say in explanation of his choice of Joe bo win by a KO. over Blilv Conn on June ID: T like . pliHlcher. It takes . million punches to win 3 fight by decision. but only one fde Q knockout" AS for Louis, old sam added: ''he's the greatest axn- of good wifi the cUlored race has ever had. He never did wrong and I'm sure that he will so through life that way" Turning to- Joe. LAngford said: I'm glad to ''See'' you fighting for siO0 ringside seat. When started they paA6 g cents for . ringgide seat. 5oe. boy, times have SlIo' ckanRed."