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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Coach Brown
 Discharges Team Cdptdin

Cey4aAkid, peo. M,=(up)--i1ale Ulevmlaald BrOwna iogt the services eoday of thaiF captain and tackle Jlm panieil, when he was fired fof aileEed lntoxication by Coach Paul tlrOaai, les taian a week bofore taae tsAnls game with the New York Kaalkpes for the ail.AmericA confer snce football championship.
 Dafieii was chaFwod bv police with fntoxicatlon when he was involved fn ax early morning TOW Saturday, rils diaimAssai left the club with but three tackles for the important league playofk here Sunday.
 The 28-year-old, 2T-polind for. msr Onto State star, was arrested with Lou Ry1nisais, another tackle, and Mac Bpeedie, an end, when they got into af argument with two squad car patrolfnen.
 Rymkus and epeedie were charged with disordef1y conduct and Brown maad theirs were separate casos and wdll be dealt with later" All taie players will appear in police court next Monday.
 EAVWaAs V BNh " AAs4AA ftAAAANA AAAtA throughout his coaching career, mo- eafied Daniell of his dismissal as soon as he heard of the charges.
 Brown said ile iSgied c strong warning to al his players before the eeason opened that drinking would not be tolerated.
 T believe this action is best for the team" Brown said. T am not Interested in appeastng anyone. Lou Gatan (star defensive back from Indiana University win become the team captain
 Danieil started the season as a regular tackle but played only brief ly during the last half-dozen games. Ernie Biandin. former Tulane hus- ty, played most of the time fin Dan- lei1's former tackle spot.
 Brown saAd he will shift Bill wl- MA 6 regular guard, to tackle and alternate Chet Adams between right and left tackle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Chose Proves Teom Co BoOt' ln IRA. Loop

Chase Brass and Copper Com pany basketbAn squad of the fn~ dustelal Recreation Association league won it's third game in as many first round starts yesterday afternoon at the central "" court, by easily defeating Waterbury Tool, B7-2s. Already a winner over defending champion American Brass, and Scovill ERA, the chase club is now definitely the outgit to beat for first round hoop honors in the IRA. circuit.
 oakville Company and EAErel Foundry of the 'B" division, pro- clded the thriller of the Sunday triple.header, the Q" men winning Q Se-3e decision over Farrel, despite i4 points by Poplls of Farrel; zac- carlo, Seller and Rovero scoring i2- i2.iO for a of the winners 30 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Harlem Hoopsters Humble Guards 57-46

Harlem Yankees, 6 colored court combination from New York, known to local followers of protes- sional basketball since last season, defeated the Waterbury Guards, S7- a6, last night in the opening hoop show of the season arranged by Tom Wagner. Nattily attired in St Louis blue, the Guards, lacking the expected services of Hank Mischet- n, Herb Bloom and Ross MerricE from last seasons club, were stead fly outscored after the first period except for a a last quarter scoring spree, which was nearly matched by the Harlem boys ie.
 At the end of 10 minutes, the Magner-St. Louis array led l2-l0 but the colored courtSters, putting on an entertaining ball-handling and scoring exhibition in the sec ond quarter, had a s-point, 26-l7 edge at half time, which they in- creased to Se-24 when the final per- iod got under way.
 Aside from occasional spurts by Bob Fisher, former Seton Hall star, and Jim Mcclure, an ex-Niagara hoopman, the Guards had little to offer for the first game of the sea- son against such keen opposition as the Harlem Yankees can provide, Worcester Professionals were taken in stride by the Harlem hotshots yesterday afternoon, 64-5S, though 1t would have been Q vastly differ ent game with Merrick. Michett and Bloom on the floor.
 High Scorers
 Clarence Forbes, Harlem Yanket captain, proved a real leader witt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

lS points, Charley Davis and Jer- one Bailey netting l2 each for the winners. Fisher and McGuire were outstanding for Waterbury; Ken Finnegan did his share detenSively while big Bob 0urfine was stand out early in the game as a bah. handler,
 West Haven Red Devils of the state basketball league will be next Sundays opponents for the Guards in an excellent attraction, About 800 fans saw last nights games.
 Ross Merric&, athletic director at New Britain Teachers College was present last night, but not in uni form, pending permission from the Hardware City college authorities to play the pro hoop game. Mis- chetti, and Bloom reported automo- bile trouble on the way from New York and were unable to get to Waterbury in time for the game. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Capitols, Bonabers Lead Hoop League
By UNITED PRESS

The Washington Capitols took over leadership in the Eastern Dtvi- sion of the Basketball Association of America today while the St. Louis bombers clung to farst-place in the Western Division by c matter of percentage points following week. end games,
 The New York Knickerbockers, Eastern leaders for almost four weeks. were dumped into second place as they dropped a 70 to 52 verdict to the Cleveland Rebels last night at Cleveland. The Capitols were idle last night, but they scored their l4th victory in n games Sat- urday night at Washington by bowling over the Rebels, "a to 59.
 St. Louis suffered a 50 to 4S set back at the hands of the Toronto Huckies last night at St. Louis after the second-place Chicago Stags buried the Pittsburgh Ironmen, 04 to 75, yesterday afternoon at Chi cago. moving the Windy City team within IT points of the Western Division leadership.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
C. 70. Winners
 Had Plenty Of Point Margin

'TNe CYo.Knlehts of columbul basketball league was ushered ii yesterday afternoon at the Wash, lngton Park and the wilby Higf gylaslualas as et, Francis defeated Our Lady of Louraee, Ss.sl st Mlchaels cowned st. Patrlck's, Sl' 2S, Mount Carmel edged St. Ahn's 20-l7 and St. Thomas osltpolnted the immaculate Conception base keteers, % to n, before large turn outs at the two playing surfaces.
 Jackie Danaher, ex-wilhv High haslreteer, Bernie Coffey and Norm Lesotte paced the st. Francis Xavier hoop aggregation to their i2 point victory over our Lady of hourdes, Al Daversa was high man for the losers with i2 points.
 Tn Naugatuck, Jackie Ctddy, for. n1er Naugatlck High athlete, tossed in ie points to give St. Francis of NaMgattlck Q decisive 67.M triumph over St. Hedwig's of Union City. Lotnan was high scorer for the lose CTS with i5 points.
 Other Results
 In the other CYO contests Bob Mancini paced the st. Thomas bas- keteers to their 26-il decision over the Immaculate Conception while St. John and Menillo sparked Mt. Carmel to their triumph over st. Ann's, Mark Margiotta and Cap Ryan dropped in l7 points between them to give St. Mikes an eight point victory over st. Patrick's.
 Tomorrow night SS. Peter & Paul meets St. Lucy's at the Washington Park gym at o'clock while st. Joe seph's will clash with st. Johns on the same playing surface ct o'clock. The Blessed Sacrament combine drew e bye this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
GordonHeods
 IRA RifIemen

Nathan Gordon of Chase Rife team in the IRA. Rife League was elected chairman of the IRA. League succeeding Captain Arthur DuSseault of Waterbury Tool. Rus- sell Tolles of American Brass was elected first vice-chairman with Ken RiSdon of Bristol Company second vice-chairman. The scheduling com. mittee was appointed and win meet Wednesday to draw up the second round schedule, Fred Seidel, chair man; James Miller, Jack Dundas, Irving Irion, Edward DeBishop, R. Staples, Ken Rlsdon and Frank Gowen, Thomas Moran of water. bury Tool was appointed assistant secretary of the league,
 The schedule for this week is as follows: Bristol vs. Mattatuck on December 18th at the Armory.
 The standing to date:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
InsersoII Vs. Lux Primers

Lux first place team in the Minor A League one game ahead of Benris with 3i wins and II losses battles IngersoIl fourth place team with 27 wins and IS losses at P. M. tonight at Sena's 10th Century Alleys. The records for the past week show Korr of Lux high single with l46 and Hofzepa of Somers second with l4O. Korr of Lux hit high triple with 5Sl and Horzepa second with 376.
 Lux is the high single team with 6i6 and Somers second with 578. Lux also hit high total team games with I734 and Somers is second with l70O
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
First School Double -HenderdtA Armory ednesdd,
Purple Knlghts
 ND Brass. 43-42

NeAEaaNck, Dc. le = Eakple KlrhAs oE NaOsAa0ck he'd an thSs cohla ao b prevent a flrsA los oi Che eAsketAall season, oaN they came through Ss-sa ever Vha Amer. icAn Brass of Waterbury today al the 6okoAaRh ~v" Court A silRhl sesslon ee fistlc0ees started hg ntale M pamello. weao had trouble with 0Nrlnssl and Ecrowotny of the Knights late ln the game which wNs fast and rolash, due for Che most part eo ehe limited slse oe the playing surface,
 The game was nap and, tuck most of hAe waN though Che wtnners pulled away Co a Sa-S5 lead going Into eae final aaareer, when the BrASSnen caught uA losing the game on a pair of free throws one of which Hank Swarsky made good, Gene Csapllckl with a points, paced the winners, oillls setting lA for the IRA. defending champions of Wa teroury. Scoress
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Th0n10sfoS1 Bears Al TerrNDiIIe

Thomaston. Dec. 16-BasketbalI team Thomaston High School Bears will play Terryvilie High Tuesday evening in St. Casimirs hall, Terry vile. This will be a very important league game and Thomaston will have to extend themselves to win The Jaws of both schools will play the preliminary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Hornets, CopitoIs
 Runner-up RivoIs
By UNITED PRESS

Though still seven points astern of the Cleveland Barons, western division pacemakers in the Amer ican Hockey League, the Pittsburgh hornets and the Indianapolis Capi. tols were drawing most of the fans attention today as they continued their red-hot battle for second place.
 The Capitols, one point behind the Hornets last week, took over second Saturday night as they de- feated St. Louis, 8 to 5, and the Hornets bowed to Hershey, 1 to 2. But Pittsburgh climbed back into a tie Sunday by trimming New Haven, 3 to 1, while Indianapolis tied Hershey, { to 1.
 The Cleveland Barons, with SS points, won their only weekend start, halting Providence, 5 to 2, Saturday. The Buffalo Bisons re- mained in fourth by losing to Springfield, 2 to 1, and beating Philadelphia, ' to 3.
 In the Eastern Division Hershey, with the one victory and one tie, moved up to fl points. New Haven. beating Philadelphia. 6 to O. and losing to Pittsburgh, remained sec ond with % points. Springfield. with two victories, moved up into third-place tie at g points with Providence. Philadelphia, in last place. has won only twice in T games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Y0nks, Aussies Name D0Uis Cup Players.

Melpourne, AOstralla, Dec. 10. (UP)--Jack Kramer, Frank Parker, Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mul- Joy were chosen today as members of the U. S. Davis Cup team which will challenge Australia for, the famed tennis trophy.
 The line-up was the one which had been expected from non-play. ing Capt. Walter Pate, and the Aussies also chose the predicted SQuad-John Bromwich, Adrian Quist, Dinny Fails and Colin Long.
 The singles matches start Dec. 26, and 1t was believed that Kramer and Parker would be the D. s. play. CTS against Bromwich and Fails Kramer is U. s. champion, and Parker was national champion in io44-45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

goal with six minutes to play and Luckman ended the Giants final drive when he intercepted a Fil- chock pass on of six Giant passes grabbed by Bears.
 Luckman was the star of the game, figuring in two touchdowns and directing his team perfectly. He set two playoff records-seven touchdown passes in total playon games, and @ total of 720 yards gained by passes in playoff games. He gained IA yearterday. Filchock completed nine of 26 passes for l2S yards; Luckman completed nine of a passes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

Games Tuesday
 Chase and Benrus is the Tues day night special ct wilny gym, o:3O o'clock, to be preceded py games involving Bristol vs. Farrel Foundry and Lux vs. Mattatuck Manufacturing at ' and S:lS P. M. nenrus has been defeated but once ih three starts, but will be the Hn- derdog against undefeated Chase tomorrow night.
 On Thursday night, the IRA hoop encourage moves to the state armory on Field Street with Amer ican Brass and Benrus as the fea- ture game at s:So P. M. Before that. Oakville and D. 6. Time; Wa terbury Companies and Chase Brass and Copper are scheduled to play WAn DIVISION
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Crosby Faces Heorts;WiIby Vs. Ansonio
ny YIN MAIIONER

Waterbury sports enthusiasts will be treated Co the first scholastic double. header basketball contest of the season at the State AFmory Wednesday night when Crosby opens lts season with Sacred Heart and Wllby makes lt's first local appear ance when it meets Ansonia.
 Tn other games around the state this week Naugatuck travels to Sey. mour tomorrow night, the local double.header will be at the State Armory on Wednesday, the Fort Trumbull branch of the University of Connecticut will meet Earl Kil- liar'B local UCONN basketeers at wilby gym Thursday night while on Friday evening Naugatuck will meet wilby at the Arnory and Sacred Heart will travel to Southington for a game with Lewis High. Saturday night Leavenworth will face it's first Valley League opponent when they meet Torrington in the New City.
 Coach Bill Tracys Tech Tigers, defending city basketball champs, routed the oliver Wolcott Tech of Torrington, 4i to il, at the State Armory last Saturday night before about 300 enthusiastic fans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Practice Game

The Blessed Sacrament CYO basketball aggregation desires to arrange .. practice game any night this week with any teams in the High School age bracket. For ar-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

TELEGRAPHIC BOWLING
 New York. Dec. l2-Ten-member women's college teams will compete in the National Photographic Bowl ing Tournament continuing into April.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
'e'e'Tf' nj. S S n. GIRLS WIN

score at half time: Yankees ss, Guards is, Referees Dick Stein.
 U. s. n. GIRLS WIN
 Stanley Works girls of New Brit ain were able to score but two points in the form of free-throws against Joe Brennans U. S. Time girls, ll-2 winners of a preliminary game to the uards-Harlem go last night. Schantz and Anderson score nine of the winners total.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

Totais .. ie ss Totals .. is 3 ga
 Score at half time: Oakviile 90, FArrel 1T. Refereel Knox-BerArdh
 French Manufacturing won . S6- @ decision over Lux Clock in an- other "B" division game; Johnny Kiesel and Bob Holmes netting l6- Ii for 27 points, the former getting i4 in the last half of the game. santaguida and T. SwitE went well for Lux.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
At TOrrlngton

This game acted as e warmup contest for the Big Red who meet Torrington in the New City next Saturday night. This was the first victory of the season for the En- gineers while it was the third set- back in four starts for the Wolcott Tech basketeers. r.
 By virtue of the brilliant offensive and defensive performances of Jim- my PierBall and Johnny MesSup Leavenworth moved into an early 9-3 lead. The Tech hoopsters held the visitors to one field goal in the second period to emerge at the half- time with c commanding 2l-5 tally.
 In the third quarter the New City aggregation was held scoreless until Julian Stolicmy dropped in two shots in succession to give the visitors their only score in that stanza. During the entire game Coach Tracy alternated his varsity and his reserves when 1t became ap. parent that the upstaters were uri- able to hold the local aggregation in check.
 Bernie eherwill, Butch Damelio, Eddie Rosa, Al Dostaler, and Ray Korbusieski excelled for the Tracy. men while Ken Killingbeck and Stolicmy paced the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

Totals .. iS 6 ss Totals ., 10 2S
 score at half time. French ib, Lux II. Feferees Knox and criehton.
 Chase started early and scored often in it's test with the Tool toss- CTS. gaining e is-4 edge after 10 minutes and 34 l2 at half time, the latter being held to c half dozen cid goals in the first two periods of play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

arrangements please contact Coach Win Maloney at 3-9l0o after 6 P. M daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Games Tuesday

Totals e. 84 . S7I Totals .. II ss Score ct half time: Chase SS, Tool az, Referee, Fournier and Killian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16

rotale ., lS GS Totals .. IS is q! Score at half time; Knights 10. Brass IS Reterees ], Cluney,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
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