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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
Giants Redskins Bears Continue Winning Football Pace
By DAN PARKER

bout the Middle West National Anthem consider atered off his hats for Boston ians applause but special concession he mcoVerS TOT oa Banner Broadway the big plunger from Flushing per recently because he reasoned Ine race doesn't start until o'clock headstart goat should Several New York boxing characters were men murder trial of Montreal gunman recently.
 accommodations in Phoenix where they'll train Spring. leased motor court called Autopa two miles Incidentally, the Giants wont get they supposed to be receiving from Chamb of Commerce Browns gaming mouse n French Lick Springs counterpart Bradeys at Palm Beach, time in its 60 years existence all he would include Tn ms a to
 he breakage Abrams the middleweight was married at Sunday afternoon to Miss Terrie Post Graduate Hospital as result will be confined there for about montn The Tom aerys be because calling him Tommy already Jack siocum O Yankees, has
 FOR THEIR VENEZUELAN the Tanks will be paid off in Yankee dollars cents Venezuelan exchange while training at Pete next March Peter Camera making hired ventrioquist to grn TOT n
 Eddie Gotteb Philadelphia Sphas Of the American the Philadelphia Warr Phatzo zuckemans overlooked by society editors Ihsoay For Snae Barclay!
 FRITZ BARz1AUSKAS tackle has received scholarship Alumni Association Referee looking for recruits for his Marine Corps Fathers which meets semi monthly on Thursdays the German heaVywegnt nte Walter getting $2O00 Tor his end
 
 Yet of them has ever had chance although friends of Gene Mconoug of qualities In puoclng that So- the boxer received s mention that the show hadn't held Mckes been $o7o there wer contou lions of cks bought but not used Copyright, 1s46, King Features syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
Hockey Rangers Seem Improved

The New York Rangers, who promised before the season start ed to climb out of their four-year tenancy of the National Hockey League cellar and then drew laughs as they lost their opener, threat ened today to have the last laugh.
 The Rangers were an improved team as they beat Detroit last night, 3 to 1, while Boston and Chicago tied at 2 to 2 in the only other game.
 New York outplayed Detroit al- most all the way, looking fast and smooth on offense and alert on de- fense. The first New York goal was scored while man was in the pen- alty box and Detroit outnumbered the Rangers. The defeat dropped Detroit into the celler with two de- feats and tie.
 The Bentley Brothers-Doug and Max-and Bill Mosienko starred for Chicago and Bill Cowley was best for Boston. Each Bentley scored a goal with an assist from the other. Cowley's long shot in the last period provided the tie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

for ruling Attorney Generals office whether can grant the licensed the Western New YoK Association
 JOHNNY tabbing the Graham Shans with and calling Shans lifting boxing two officials had Graham winning himself Brooklyn College officials disgrace The football team IS NYUBC game at Eppets Field neted Brooklyn Quarters inadequate and supplies lacking Joseph Victor Cato former American primitive artist
 Barzansky Galleries 664 Madison Ave, Oct. p to Nov 16
 Irish Art Ramsey from tongnVS boxn card in Troy of the record his prospective heavyweight in this pillar recently Rocky has been matched fight his sparrg
 noS 11eTicirti Cleveland players under liberal rule increasing the transforming poa 30 that than in World Series which complications For instance Stan Ma cou than world Series cut Sellers who describes himself as newcomer to golfers Among his gps Tee oa aVa1laole cneap and lax policing of the courses causes nleups long those waiting to play
 Eddie Abe Greene ana all the other bat for Tommy Bel as an oppoe weterweght title bout considering S perform anc at the St. Nick Cecil Hudson This is the fight win atnogh nv nened to showed he could beat Hudson later
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

Crime does pay-big dividends, too in listener enjoyment these Saturday nights over WATR ana the American Broadcasting Con- pany.
 WATR-ABC has taken four of it's tip-top cops and robbers programs and placed them in consecutive time periods where armchair detec- tives can get at them all without even twisting dial.
 Beginning at P. M, EST, the following broadcasts are heard, each lasting 30 minutes: Famous Jury Trials, Deal In Crime, Gang Busters and The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes.
 Famous Jury Trials presents the crime, the capture and the trial ol the culprit in exciting courtroom terms. I Deal In Crime, starring movie actor William Gargan as Ross Dolan, private eye, is a first person, spine-tingling "Whodumt dramatization in fast pitched ough-pointed language. Gang Busters, with former New York Police Commissioner Lewis J Valentine as commentator, occupies the g to 9:30 P. M. niche with au- thentic dramatizations of big towr annals of crime. Valentine, who knows as much about. gangsters aS Connie Mack does about baseball players, supplies colorful back ground details.
 The New Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes features Tom Conway in thu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

fills out a QueStionnaire and runs into trouble when he does a bit of fact-stretching, in his starring com- edy role in That's Finnegan," Thursday, Oct. 24. over CBS at 10:30 P. M.
 When Judy overhears Father Foster and MT. Emerson, discussing a secret poker game, refer to dia- mond flush she is told that it means a jeWeled bracelet which MT. Emerson is going to give his wife. She spreads this news, with comic results on the Date With Judy" airing Tuesday, Oct. p, over NEG at 8:30 P. M
 They're of on another laugh packed session, when Abbott, hop ing to borrow $10 from fight pro- moter, agrees to sign Costello to fight a thug named McGurk, on the Abbott and Costello Show on Thursday, Oct. "A, over NEG at 10 P. M, Skinnay Ennis vocal solo with his orchestra will be Got A Date With An Angel"
 Private Eye" Ross Dolan thwarts Cupid, when wealthy dowagei hires him to break up her sons en- | gagement, but meets with homicide in the course of that odd assign ment, in the Saturday, Oct. 2t broadcast of T Deal In Crime" star ring William Gargan over ABC al 8:30 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
One-Legged 15|
 Year Old Boy Plays Football

Muryhysbore, H., Oct. 21-(UP)- Billy Stewart, 15-year-old Mur- physboro High School sophomore, was hailed today as footballs Mon te Stratton."
 Stewards left leg had to be ampu- tated at the knee as the result of a train accident seven years ago, but like Stratton, former major league pitching star with the Chicago White Sox, he hasn't permitted the loss of limb to keep him from an athletic career
 The 15-year old youngster is play ing guard on MurphySboro's Little Red Devils" the junior varsity com- posed of freshman and sophomore players.
 Billy is used exclusively when his team is on defense. Since speed in linemen is an offensive requirement he is pulled" when the team gains possession of the ball.
 Made The Grade It took considerable determination for Stewart to achieve his ambition of playing football. The high schoo principal refused year ago to gran him permission to try for the team but this season Murphysbore Higl has a different administrative heat and Billys pleas were granted. Tn schools examining physician thel gave him the necessary certificate
 Parental objection to gridiron ac tivity was another obstacle. Bill, had to overcome. He surmountet that too.
 My parents agreed to let me pla. if I would take it easy" Billy saio Sometimes I do and then othe times I get so busy that don't hay time to stop and think about my self"
 Despite his handicap, Stewar hasn't been injured in play this fal
 Ed Bencini and Steve Dozie1 coaches of the team, judged Billy gridiron ability by the same stand ards the rest of the squad was grad ed.
 He doesn't want any favorS fror us or from his teammates" they eX plain, hes a game kid who want to get by on his own.' In addition to playing footbal Billy expects to try out for the bas ketball team and next Spring wi seek a berth on the track team. H is shot butter and discus throw CT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
NotionoI Gridders Had Big Doy

New York, Oct. 21-(UP)-Cash- iers' and coaches were the busiest men in the National Football League today as the front office counted another near-record Sunday attend ance and the coaches worked on the practice field with a title still pos sible to seven of the 10.
 Washington's Redskins, eastern leaders, and the Chicago Bears, west ern pacemaker, both won yesterday to stay undefeated in four games although each has been tied once. Washington dropped Boston, IA to 6, and the Bears topped the Phil adelphia Eagles, 21 to IA.
 The New York Giants nipped the Chicago Cardinals, 28 to 24, to hold second in the eastern half, and the Los Angeles Rams whipped Detroit, 35 to IA, to stay within game of the Bears. Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh, r to 2. Only Boston and Detorit, neither of which has won a game, and the Cardinals were out of the race.
 168,957 See Games
 Yesterdays total attendance was 168,957, fourth highest in history and was led by the 50,681 at the Giant Cardinal game at New York. Total attendance for the past three Sundays is 508,875.
 Sammy Baugh passed for one Redskin touchdown and Dick Todd plunged for the other to wipe out an early Boston lead established when Mike Micka ran an intercept ed pass for score.
 Sid Luckman passed for the first Bear touchdown but the Eagles were tied at halftime, to '. Hugh Gal larneau, hard-running fullback, scored twice in the third period for the victory. An Eagle tumble set up the winning touchdown.
 2, New York Tilt Thrilling
 Most exciting game was that at New York. The Giants scored twice in the last period to win, but the high point of the game was rec ord 1O5-yard run for a touchdown bv the Cards Frank Seno. NeV york trailed 14 to IT in the ma period when Frank Filchock passed a5 wards to Bill Paschal for touch down. Seno ran the next k1cko1l back for the longest run in NIL rec ords Then Filchock passed 0 Frank Liebel who lateraled on tn' fiye-yard-line to Howie Livingston for the winning marker. Green Bay also needed a fourth quarter rally to down the Steelers CT, The Packers scored twice in tn' waning minutes, nullifying goo' oame bv Pittsburgh's Bill Dudley. Bob Waterfield passed for tW' touchdowns and called plays per fectly as the Rams won Wlth eaS over the hapless Lions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
Sports
 
By OSCAR FRALEY limited Press Sports Writer

camden N. J., Oct. 21-(UP)- Plain Ben Jones, the man lloln Missouri who shows eVeryoooy "i1a the Calumet horses, thinks ne anu Armed are taking pretty ou1n Tap.
 Armed. the sleek gelding who Is the standout for horse ot the year honors. won't go in the Plinllco Special on Nov. l. ,o It has started a lot Of peop4e calling copper. There have been remarks that maybe Mister Bed IS feared" his hoss might be whipped hv a pretty fair country race horse named Lucky Draw. And there have been statements that mayDe white Hat Ben isn't too loaded With sportsmanship.
 Charts Uphold Benny
 The florid-faced trainer takes ex- cention on all counts and dldn hesitate to say so here at Garden State Park. .,
 .sThe reason we are resting him is simply because he isn't rleho lo and probably won't be rlgnt Ciie rest of the year." Ben said.
 The racing charts uphold Jones inst about 100 percent. II any camnaigning thoroughbred has run oftener or under heavier loads than Armed he must at the moment Oe hauling a milk wagon.
 Armed has been in continuous training since May of 194o-a period of 18 months. During that time he has gone to the post on 55 occa sions. This year alone he has made IS starts, winning Il ano finishing out of the money only once. one of those triumphs was in the Suburban Handicap, grave ward of such Calumet champs as Whirlaway and Sun Again.
 Refutes Charger There have been snide remarks that maybe Calumet is trying tt save Armed's reputation. ,., "What for?" Ben asks ln Ill straightforWard manner, "Armeo | a gelding and the only way we cal win with him is by running hlm.1
 In other words, there is no req son to protect Armed's reputation because he'll never be worth a stut nickel to Calumet. They simpE have a great race horse and SC absolutely no reason to rum nm
 "The horse has campalgne, hard" Ben continued in open ad miration for the animal wh1cl finally came through for him ate many early disappointment' Armed is the only horse which ha carried 13O pounds this year.
 Repaying Debt to Horse
 r+,s aekino enough to run 8 horS as hard as Armed uncomplanlngi has done. But it adds up to eve more when the gritty thoroughbre always is loaded with top weigh and still shows 'em all the way mos of the time. It's the type of tas which has ruined the late effor1 of triple crown winner Assault.
 The fault lies not with Armed C with plain Ben, Jones. It lies wit those unreasonable people who de mand on the ground of sportsman ship" that a real sportsman risk terribly tired great horse simply be cause they want to see a rac They don't question the odds bl then why should they. The douo' CTS have nothing to lose.
 White Hat Ben has too man lickings on the turf to back out be cause of such a possibility. He only repaying horse which alwa! has gone all out for him-and mol power to both Of them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
Boxing Tonight

New York (St. Nick's)-Johnny Colan vs. Billy Grant.
 Yonkers, N. Y-Ray Lewis Vs. Ruby Garcia.
 San Francisco-Fred Apostoli vs. Tommy Eagan.
 Newark, N. J.-Joey LaMotta vs. Freddie Flores.
 Washington-Bee Bee Washington vs. Oscar Boyd.
 Allentown, Pa.-Choo Choo Derr vs. Teddy Turner.
 Cincinnati-Pat IacoDucci vs Ben ny May.
 New Britain, Conn.-Henry Jordan vs. Leroy Haines. Toronto, Ont.-Arthur King vs. Blond Tiger.
 Providence, R. I.-Charley Lewis ys. Johnny Forte. St. .Louis-Freddie Dawson vs. Will lie Russell.
 Stamford, nn.-Jimmy Lake vs Jimmy Hooper.
 New Haven, Conn.-Juie Kogon vs. Mickey Williams.
 New Orlans-Samany Adragne vs. Ben Montabano.
 Holyoke, Mass-Tommy Jessup Vs Jorge Morelia.
 Troy N. Y.-Art Ramsey vs. Ernie Griffin.
 Chicago-Jimmy Joyce vs. Johnny Vorcy.
 Baltimore Charley Milan VS | MaXie Starr.
 Detroit-Eddie O'Neill Vs. JMnanl Hayden.
 Bangor, Me.-Herb F reeman vs Frank Dias.
 Boston-Francis Leonard vs. Bud dy Hayes
 Lewiston, Me.-Lefty LaChance vs Lloyd Hudson.
 Scranton, Pa.-Al Seidman vs. Nel ] Miller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
MAuHLeLA
 bv BILL HARRINGTON --

title role of the worlds most famous detective and Nigel Bruce as the eternally ingenious, pl le tly blundering pr. Watson.
 Film stars Joan Caulfeld and William Holden co-star in story oI the tra-curricular life of medical students at Johns Hopkins, when they play the leading roles in Miss Susie Slagle's," on the Radio The ater" tonight WABC-CBS, at 9 P. M. Most of the action centers around l Miss Slagle's boarding house TOT students, and her influence ln thelr lives.
 Jerry Colonna and ballad singer Burl Ives will be guests of singing stars Perry Como and Jo Stafford in the NEG Supper Club during the week beginning Monday, Oct. 28, Mondays through Fridays, F. M
 Colonna, longtime member of the Bob Hope Show" will visit Como on Oct. 28. Miss Stafford will be mistress of ceremonies at the the House Party on Tuesday Oct. 29. On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Como will offer songs on the Supper Club" all-request program. Ballad singer Burl Ives will bring his guitar to the Club" on Thursday, Oct 31, as the guest of Miss Staff ford. Como will direct festivities at the Family Party on Friday, Nov 1.
 The Satisfiers, Supper Club" vo- cal group, are nightly feature Lloyd Shaffer and the orchestra provide accompaniment
 Eleanor Steber, featured artls' with Christopher Lynch on NBC'! "Voice of Firestone" program, vii make her first appearance on th' new series with the tenor during the broadcast tonight at 8:30 P. M
 The soprano will sing Last Ros' of Summer from Flotow's Mar tha," and Lynchs solo selection will be Down by the Glenside." Il duet. they will offer "Parle-moi d. ma mere" from Bizet's Carmen, and People Will Say We're Il Love" from the musical Okla homa."
 Howard Barlow will direct tn orchestra in a medley of tunes c 1917 and will follow with "Harves Moon and Ballet Music fror Faust"
 Bob Hawks comedy quiz on Mon day, Oct. 28, at 7:30 P M. over Sts = tion WABC finds Bob tossing ques tions at contestants with cash an cigarette awards for the lucky one The programs duffle bag of smoke . is sent to service men in the Vel eran's Hospitals, Waco, Tex, an : Bronx, N. Y; U. s. Army AAF Rt gional hospital, Lawry Field, Der yer, Colo; U. s. Naval Hospits Camp LeJeune, N. C., and U. = Marine Hospital, Cleveland, Ohl Peter Van Steeden and his orchesC furnish music for the progra which is under the direction - Charles White and announced
 Charlie Stark and Art Gentry.
 Current problems confrontl1 - young people seeking employme
 will be Henry J. Taylor's topic
 his broadcast tonight of Your Lal
 and Mine" over station WWCO = 7:3O P. M. The celebrated auth
 will dwell on those traits of chara . ter that are deemed most essent
 in both starting and successfu - sustaining a career in this post-W
 world. MT. Taylor is heard on Mo
 day and Friday evenings at
 same time over 313 stations of - Mutual network.
 Gregory Peck portrays a mo > director who disguises himself a:
 hobo to meet and mix with the . tie people" for screenplay |
 blaming when he stars in "Sulliva
 Travels" on the Tuesday, Oct.
 Hollywood Players" broadcast o CBS at 9:30 P. M. Frank McHl EI1@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
Jungle Bowling .Leoque Howls

We can still hear the bowling that was done last Friday night as the "Hyenas" took undisputed pos session of first place with wins and 1 loss. Could it have been be- cause of the Red Feather" in Sid" Pittman's hair, that made the Hy- enas" so generous with their strikes and spares????
 A new member was welcomed into the league, he is Tom t"Tumors"D Pompei, an ex-star of the Mt. Car mel bowling league, of a few sea- sons back.
 Well, well, the Gorillas finally got into the win column, by taking two games from the Always Trying, Ba- boons. You Gorillas should be thankful to the fact that Dom "Brookside"D Marinelli, showed up. After all he did bowl 319 total.
 The Baboon's anchor man, Daisy" Addessio, was really anch- ored, Friday night, with only to- tai of 293.
 Mike ("Newlywed") JacaruSo was back, but not in his usual form His honeymoon trip was too much for him. Methinks he needs another week to straighten out.
 It has been brought to the at- tention of yours truly, that the Apes are gunning to break the higf team total of 1886, which is now be- ing carried by the Hyenas. (An Apt always does try for the highest ane hardest thing to get) Ha! Ha!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2l-(UP) -Harvard's unbeaten-untied varisty was given a day off today. Tomor- row the Crimson gridders start in- tensified work on their tagging pass defense noticeable even in their 69-O pasting of Coast Guard last Satur- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
B. U.

Weston, Mass, Oct. 21-(UP)- The accent was on speed and defen- sive play for Boston University s gridders today. Coach Walt Holmer is pointing for an upset next Sat urday over the rapidly improving Bears of Brown University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
BROWN

Providence, R. l., Oct. 21-(UP)- Only light conditioning drills were scheduled for a tired but triumph ant Brown University football team today. The Bruins still were re- cuperating from their bruising win over Dartmouth last Saturday, big gest upset on the New England football calendar to date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

Briggs Stadium for the first time this season has become the site of the Detroit Lions daily practice ses- ions as well as their games ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

The largest orders for the Nation al Leaguge's Record and Roster Manual come from public libraries outside the league territory ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

Tenants of the first postwar of- flee building in, Shanghai, China, must pay three years rent in ad- vanca-
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The BroaduUay Bugle

THOMAS S. BOHNE confidential secretary of the iae e R Badlev has secured injunction West Palm Beach Fla court restraining Bradley SO-year-od brother d the If
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

Jim Lee Howell, the former Ar kansas legislator who returned from 42 months in the Marines to resume his regular end job with the New York Giants, is taking post graduate work at Columbia ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

House stock farm for about $2,65OOOO to synolcae of breed mprovers" Bohne claims the racing stocK alone is worth $250O0OO and the land $l, l,OOO,OoO row between the Democrats and Republicans com prsng the directorate of the proposed new western New York Racing Associations running VracK outsioe Buffalo has resulted in the collapse of the assoca
 tions financial structure All subscriptions have beer
 refunded Now the Buffalo Thoroughbred Horse Racing Association has applied for 1rancnSe 10 blild a track and the Racing Commission has asked
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

The Duluth franchise in the Ma tional Football league was sold in 1929 for one dollar To-day an ordi- nary second hand job would cost an amount well up in six figures -.
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t0:OO-Doctors Talk It Over Mooney Quartet 1O:3O-Dancing Discs.
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Rookie Joe Mutla, the former V. M. I. fullback sensation, finally is beginning to display the talent the Philadelphia Eagles thought he pos sessed when they drafted him in 1943.
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7:O0-Headine Edition
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9:OO-Dark Venture
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Pro Football

George Halas has tabbed Paul Governali of the Boston Tanks, as the outstanding T formation quar- terback prospect in the National League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-21
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Sammy Baugh has averaged gain of 123 yards per completion on his 9O5 successful forward passes since joining the Washington Redskins in 1887
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