Four City League Teams In Quadruple Tie For First Place HOLY CROSS SQUAD f IN STATE Y TRACK WATERTOWN GAINS THOMAS CLUB IN MEET HERE TO-DAY Weiss Named Aide As BROOKLYNS Farmer Weiss PLAY TITLE DEFEATING Yank “Chain Store” FEATURE AMATEUR Comes To Te-own I AT ARENA TONITE LEAVENWORTH 5 LEAGUE CONTEST Crack Crusaders Here for Wins Western Conn System Gets Started By DAN PARKER Loop North Enders Meet Nauga- First Visit — High By 29 to 23 Victory— By JACK CUDDY tuck Emeralds To-mor- School Games at Wilby Techmen Meet Walling- (United Press Staff Correspondent) • ..' Play nmiimnn>»»<'iT»~*''— New York, Feb 13—(UP)—Colonel Jacob Ruppert, row—Carringtons Gym ford To-night owner of the New York has embarked on an am- Hearts CODONEI. Rl'PPERT IS tbe latest to Join the "back-to-the-farm" Yankees, Colonel appear* to have Keen it In the Cards, bitious program of chain store baseball and within three movement- The Busketball fans will have plenty (Special to The Democrat) Yesterday, the Yankees announred that they had engaged George The North End Thomas club and of entertainment to choose from Watertown, Feb 13—After trail- years intends to own outright six minor league clubs. one of the smarteat men identified with minor league baaeball, Naugatuck Emerald hoop contin- 'Weiss, ing 14 to 12 at Intermission, Al He own* one Newark. ageiRtant necretary of tho club, charged with the duty of over- this evening:. At the Phoenix ave- now, gents, tied for the second round to act as Deland’s Watertown Indians staged These Will cost various Yankee farms. plans probably City Amateur league title will seeing the nue court, last year’s varsky hoop a second half rally here last the night wealthy brewer $1,000,000 be- square off In the main came of Col as a brewer, knew that before he could turn from Cross will and defeated Louie Laun's Leaven- fore Kuppcrt, array Holy college they reach'the profitable ba- tomorrow's weekly twin bill at the out the delirious October brown ale. which for years gurgled worth team of for St. Patrick Name appear In action against the Brook- High Waterbury Holy of the St Louis Cardinals farm Phoenix avenue arena at 4 o'clock. down the gullet of New York gouriniind*, unnolntlng Hie ton- the second time this season, 29 to system. A. C. in what In the appetitizer the Carringtons Its Colonel I lyn troupe shapes a sils as It coursed merry way—the knew, repeat, 23, in Western Connecticut To Vet George Do It and Sacred up as the outstanding Independent Hearts, tied for last that he would have to grow malt and hops to tint the water a league tilt which clinched the Notes Colonel Kuppert told the United game of the current season. League place this series, will furnish the cheerful amber line and linpurl to It that belch-provoking 1931-32 title. Press of his last In After considerable difficulty, plans night, action starting at 2:30 o’clock. quality which made it at once the favorite drink of wrestlers, Mort Kielty, nucleus of the win- connection with his announcement Manager John Dumschott of the John A. Cluney will refere both after-dinner siieakers, democrats and sports writers. To grow ners, once more led the scorers, UNCLE that he had appointed M. BAU team secured the collegians, (BY HENRY) George games. malt and lio|» required u farm. nailing 13 points. Qen Damello, Weiss of the Baltimore Orioles as each a bona fide stu- Thomas Club Favorite*. player being youthful forward of the visitors, assistant for No why shouldn't It ris|iilrc a farm to rulse Ivory, too? of secretary the Yank* Frank Conroy’s youthful pro- dent at the Worcester Institution was banished In the fourth "Bean Shooter” Jack Dunphy's The St l-ouis Cardinals offer the best evidence of the clllcuey period and general manager of the club's from the north'end are fav- learning. The team is playing road Hl-Jackers took three *from Fitz- teges of the Imseluill farm In these times, with on fouls, but up to that time play- minor league Interests. ored to down their system. parlous games this season, because the col- elder opponents, like successful ed a wonderful game aoccountlng geralds "Sweet Peas.” The feature "Within three I to minor leagues folding up Murphy bed*, the in the In- years, hope although In the first round Naugy lege i» not represented for seven of this contest was the rolling of major league club Is the one lliut lias Its own source of raw points. own outright six minor league trimmed the Tommies decisively. tercollegiate league, as there is no Seven members of the the Smith Brothers, Trade and material. Water- clubs," he said. "Our minor league "Monk" Johnson, sceond leading home court on which to play. town team will be lost In June Mark. his defeat the by Following only Interests already are mo extensive scorer In the will be In selecting young Mr Weiss—he Is only .16 years old—as liis chief To date, the Crusaders have won statement league, pitted graduation-. In the prelim last Fitzgerald had to make It was necessary to have a good against Herb farmer, Colonel Ruppert made a master stroke. I have known Mr 11 of 12 wins over Colby, fourth high games including night the Leavenworth Reserves public was “Walt until next time." man to handle them almost ex- YVcIss since our cub days In the Eastern when he was head of A. the pointmaker, while Joe Rozlnt and eEague, the Montclair, N. J., C., defeated the Watertown The Hi-Jackers by the way also Seconds, clusively. As time goes on, he may “Harp" Dunn will be one the New Haven club and i was offering him free advice (which he al- Columbus Council. IMttsfleld Eagles, had opposite 20 to 15, Cicero leading the scorers high plnfalf. need an assistant, himself." another which ways disregarded) on how his club should be run. Weiss has big Boston College Independents, Har- should make things with eight points. Main game He explained that Weiss, would for league Ideas and made tho Eastern a powerful, compact, prosperous vard Independents and Brockton doubly Interesting the fans. summary: The exhibition given by Bud handle the minor league business, Green All little circuit while he was one of its moving spirits. He. imported men YMHA. Their only loss was a Watertown. Through. Kennedy was a corker. He was of- and serve as acting manager ot Mnndy for- of the caliber of the late Wld fill Donovan, Chef Bender, Chief Myers game to Providence College, which Green, Carrington fered big money to travel with the the New York club whenever Sec- ward. has for the remain- and Clyde Milan to manage his club, and he installed the team in one went overtime. M. Klelty, If 5 3 11 hung up Vagabonds, but he insists that It Is Ed Barrow was absent. der of the of the finest minor league parks you’ll find unywiiere. Two Games Miller, If 0 0 0 retary season. Hennie and U. Kiclty, rf 2 0 4 pin money compared to what he Is “We now own the Newark club Louie Carrington will team at as At the two Nauga- up Weiss developed such players Jimmy Wilson, Frank McGowan, Wilby gym, PAl’L MARGGRAFF c 4 from have be. Jarlett, 1 9 receiving Kyans “Apple outright, and working agree- guards, Hennie fimlthwlck at cen- Horace Ford, Johnny Cooney, 1'inky Hargrave, and others who went tuck Valley league games will 1 0 0 Ilanping, g 0 Knockers." Incidentally folks, Bro- ments with Scranton, Cumberland ter and Jack Carrington and Roy to the show. His career was almost cut short the night Wild run off, Wilby meeting Ansonla and Veteran who will Kahn, Iff 0 0 0 Up big trackster up- ther Kennedy Is a good baritone and Albany,” Ruppert continued. Murphy at forward. The Hearts Bill Donovan was killed in a train wreck on the to a baseball con- Crosby facing the Gilbert boys from hold the colors of Davidson, rg 1 1 3 way the Waterbury singer. "Also, we are negotiating for pur- will show Eddie Bellmay and Billy vention in Weiss was the berth Ills and Winsted. Waterbury’s high school Y In the Chicago. occupying adjoining annual Indoor meet at the chases or working agreements Newell at forward. Anson DeMars teams are both their op- Totals ...... 12 6 29 was so seriously injured it was thought, lie would not pull through- leading central Y this afternoon at 8 with Atlunta and at center the Val- The "Out Casts” outcasted two Springfield. and Tony Wenlowes and But anyone who had survived the withering blasts of those hard-boiled ponents of this evening in o’clock. Red Triangle teams from Leavenworth. games from the Coughlin "Vaga- “My main objective In extending Harry Kelly In the rear works. fans at Weiss out in couldn't be howled over a train ley league race, which means that b. f. Park, Hamden, by Greenwich, Hartford, Norwalk, P. bonds" my minor league Interests Is to ac- Ton Scorers. an excellent Saule 0 0 but dropped the third when Loading wreck. they have opportunity and Waterbury will for nas, rg 0 clubs compete Lawlor threw a quire where players can be H. Carrington ... 7 29 17 to boost their standing by victories. Stango, rg 0 0 0 France couple of nn Ml MUCH uni him iiiunir league rtii-WT us uiisiucsh 1082 honors. to their best. This milllUKIT ... 2 1 double strikes (one more and he’d developed very Johnson, Nnugy .. 8 14 84 Sigmas Meet l*a|>er Box Stankawlch, lg r, of (lie Baltimore Club—a lie lias lillcil lor flic lust three will the Yankees a tremend- .... |MiM capably th* Clcoro, 1 g 0 o 0 a been out twice) Garvey and Jack give Sheehan, BAC 7 23 9 55 In the preliminary to-night ous seasons. Mr Weiss will do well both liy lilinselr and by Col Ituppcrt In Poroway, c 2 4 8 featured for the source of power In the buse- Colby, Thomas ... 8 17 14 48 Paper Box five of Brooklyn, led Kelly victors, Ills new post, .lust another Connecticut boy about to make good In the Damello, rf ...... 3 l 7 which Lawlor and lost for ball world." Hwasey, BAC. 7 19 47 by the diminutive Willie Carroll, DAY’S rf 0 0 Caffery Big City, eh, folks? Koudy-dow! ATHLETIC Veranelli, 0 the losers. (iond Kxaniplr Dunn, BAC 8 17 12 4(1 will swap field goals with the Cen- Stroberg, If 1 l 3 It Is expected the Yankee system Carroll, BAC 8 17 12 46 SAID BY NLBSCIUBKJtS tral Y Sigmas. The I ted Triangle AT YALE EVENTS will follow that developed by J. Cavanaugh, Hills 8 18 8 44 .1. II. wish remind will show Totals ... 8 7 23 In of the fact that he Is Pollack, Philadelphia—I you’d Schmcling that boys “Scotty” Corking- spite Branch for the St Louis .1. Arthur Hickey Green, Cgtons .... 5 10 23 43 whoa President Ha by Hoover declared a moratorium for Germany, ho dale, Tony and Johnrvy Nowakow- Score at lialf time—T^eavenworth bow-legged, Farren has 1:13—-Wrestling: Varsity vs club. Poscavage, Naugy 8 15 12 42 didn’t mean to Include Max’s title. skl, George Wethered, Frank Mul- 14, Watertown 12. a habit of faking his throws. In T/elilgh. Gymnasium. Referee—Clyde Although Weiss had been In the Salvo I’m cahy and Art Lecce. Monday night Manlon. Time—Four 8-minute pe- doing IhlH he excites Ills opponent. C. lnsollu, Hartford—Naturally seeking publicity. Please ,1. vs Kctli Yankee offices several times during the Box the Farrel 2:00—Fencing: V. rlols. All of which means that we hope help me. Ho me this favor. Write anything about me or against snu boys play TjOw Junior the past week, the announcement team in the main game | College. Gymna- for an early spring. in column but please use my name. Foundry of his cume as a dis- your sium. I'lay appointment at the Brooklyn V. Wallingford Tonight. tinct In baseball It A- II. Phelps, New York—Why was il In my younger boxing days 8:00—Polo: Freshmen vs surprise circles. Tonight at the attention to the ball To-Day’s Sport I welcomed it mateli with men 30 or fit pounds heavier and wont Into Boulder Brook Club. Yale ar- Crosby High Calling your had been believed that Huppert school gym Leavenworth meets thrown by Dan Commerford that action like a lion, whereas ugulnst a man of c<|tiul ability and weight mory. would not attempt minor league ex- Lyman Hall of Wallingford in a he culls the Gold Standard. It looks 1 shivered nervously and put up u miserable lignt? 8:00—Bovine: Fresluncn vs tensions until after the depression. Parade return game at 8 o'clock. to us as the ELM CITY EAGLES M. I. T. Freshmen. Gymnasium. A pre- though gold standard Weiss, 36, has been in baseball Frank Klley, Huyonnc—May I trouble you to settle a discussion lim will precede the main needs a little more Also _____H 3:00—Swimming: Freshmen game "push.” for 3 8 years. While a student at between a reader of your slieet and one who Is more intelligent? starting at 7:15 o’clock. to the much talked about live bull vs Worcester Academy. Carne- Yale, he organized In 1914 a team BY HKN'RY McLKMORE Wishing continued success to Hkolsky, Galileo and the rest of which your gie Pool. turned out to be a false known as the N'ew Haven Colon- I'nllwl I*iobh stuff Corri-spontlcnt. most eomiielent Muff, I remain, etc. OPPOSE ARROWS alarm. Then to back 3:00—Water polo: Freshmen the peculiar ials which played Kunduy games at Lake I’lacld, N. Y„ Feb 13.— Benny are full of Chick twist of This looks like Kulbes, Brooklyn—The papers always vs Bedford “Y.” Carnegie Pool. Cy Dunphy. Light House Point, Just outside (UP)—The best tip off on what and Flermonte. It is a returned a reverse swan dive. Davliri, Young Terry well-known fact that The New Haven Eagles 3:00—Fencing: Varsity vs N, JIM MULLEN ON New Haven. He directed the team xort of sports ski-jumping 1h, cornea these are controlled the Johnston Bros. Co. to Elm to fighters by basketball (fames and piers. by major ski-jumping. elmllenger asked to be excused as he had an for the title. were lost In the Arrow Eagles a prize fox trot comprise the menu league men. Though class AA base- A skl-Jumper, the experts say, heavyweght offer to Jim Bal- game because of a match penalty offered by the Boys’ club In their meet London In ball was new to him, his success roaches full bloom at about 19 10113, Feutures Dynamite Mitchell told his crew (Copyright, King Syndicate) he committed a week the timore and didn't want to pass was even ago, gymnasium to-night. At 7:30 o'- that they would not he allowed to with the Orioles more pro years of age. That Is the age where team will be at its best. clock up the shot. Downing agreed to New Con- Manager the undefeated Boys’ Club bowl with roller skates on uny nounced than at Haven. a man has his full strength but is of the per- excuse him from the appearance Weiss was the first Simpson quite proud Jrs'take on Miss Mildred Dunn’s more. He also told them thut if sequently still Is a little shy on brains. formance turned In Eddie Con- Chase In the Arena provided he could get needed YANKS CLOSE TO MANCHESTER BOW by Park team while the main they had to Indulge in this popular choice of Colonel Huppert It is the age of dare-devil try, a former member of the ati hour a suitable man to replace him. a for his minor vey, game later brings to- pastime to rise early In the morn- new man league Irresponsibility and daring. It is Eagle, and the Amerks, who once gether the Club He figures on getting a suitable the where Boys’ Varsity and and do so. This training he enterprises. age a man’s love for the colors of man—In fact one who will make ing again will be under New Britain Blues. believes will improve their bowl- "showing off" outweighs his love TITLE TO a better match for Manush-Jim OLMPIC AS CROSBY MERMEN the local team. The Hardware City five have And how need It those for discretion. at the star. ing. they The league is ‘'light'' present won 13 of 16 games to date and McMIUen, ex-college grid "Has Heens." Birger Rudd's victory yesterday will Manush and McMIUen a The* Crosby High swimming and a few consecutive victories are expected to furnish Charley staged was forecast by a veteran Nor- outfit whale of a match in the Arena LYMAN HALL EASY GAMES NEAR END elevate the Star-Spangled Oberdlck’s capers with plenty of John and Tom Hltzmau- wegian reporter the moment he i-ea.ni scored its sixth victory here last return If Phelan to the top. Followers of the opposition. Jimmy of Brook- year the match, it is learned that the Intervals course last Jelly rlce reported covered with medals. night to keep its season’s rec- will out to see the made, should view with the main was Eagles be boys lyn will referee both games. had on them to till as soft and slushy and treach- By 1IENKY McldlMOKK thrills. They enough ord intact by defeating Manches- come through and from appear- match in FOR WILBY 30-17 erous. The forecast came when Press big a glass case as this. They broke (United Staff Corres|>ondent) ance of the advance there will Five bouts make up the pro- ter High, 49 to 19. sale, down and confessed thut the tokens the Norwegian expert was asked the gram—two finish matches and Lake Placid, N. Y., Feb IS.— be a goodly crowd to cheer of esteem to Jim for his guess Sum rnary: Friars three of 30-minutes duration. belonged Phelan, Sjioclul to. The Dcinocpat) (UP)—The third winter New Haven puck chasers to vic- triumph Wnterbury’s best plcolo player, who "Birger Ruud," lie replied. Olympic 160-yard relay: Won Wallingford. Feb 13—Showing by Crosby, tory. was in Knowing that Birger’s brother, games will close officially today, present ut the alleys person. Hood, J,aukaitJH, Pronovost and Over Y Vikings; a more potent attack than they Sigmund, wns world’s champion. 1 but before the final ceremony some did two months ago on their home ventured to ask and Cox. Time one minute, 26 2-5 sec- The Ryan “Apple Knockers" why he, not visitors will court, Jimmy lice's Wllhy High the little known should lie 15,000 witness the onds. have been complaining to the Birger Tonite eourtmen of Wnterbury made It Ills eliohte. world's most gruelling test of ski- Play Again league officials, (flow about it 100-yard breast stroke: Won even-stephen with the Lyman lfall by Dwyer?) about the distance the •'Because," replied the Norwegi- ing, the 50-kilomctcr cross-coun- Bed Kddie Evans and sinters Inst night, winning 30 to 17. Walker, Crosby; second, White, by Andy "Hus Heens" slide over the foul an, “because the rain and warm try race. •Stavnltsky, the Putsic Friars open- Big Jim Tracy, center of the weather have made the Crosby; third, Treat, Manchester. line. Jump very ed their second round campaign In winners, was too much for the lo- and is The battle, for the Olympic Time one IK 4-5 seconds. United ITcss) dangerous, Birger, younger minute, (lie Y Inter-Club league last (By cals and ran wild 15 night ure ncorlnR points, than Sigmund. HIgmund and the hockey championship between 40-yard free style: Won by At New York.—Jim Browning, So In order to slop this we with a 27 to 25 decision over tho The visitors started off stronR and other older will take one Cowles, Manchester; second, Fox, •St Louis (drew) Charles Straak. asking you (Dwyer) to oullli the Jumpers United States and Canada also is Vikings In the feature ganto of a at the halfway mark led, It to 8. look at that soft, Crosby; third, Provoluitis, Spring Valley, N. Y. (time limit “Has Beens’’ with skid chains. If sklddlsh landing scheduled. Crosby. twin bill. In the preliminary the Summary: and become dis- Time, 2 0 3-5 seconds. halted bout); Marvin Westernberg, for no other reason than to keep slope Immediately Iiailie Oil MilS Bona-Dorns, with Earl Eallicr star- Wllhy. creet. The youngsters,, lacking 220-yard free style: Won by (By I’iiIUmI Press) Tacoma, threw Tony Fellca. New Kennedy quiet. warm weather ring. defeated the Dorm, 23 to 21. 1>. f. p. will off as Although forced 144. A! Beverage, Terre Haute, The outfits in action Thursday sense, lake Just if the Hally, Crosby; second, Corcoran, At New York.—Cal Holmes, the Putsic Friars take York; Kpadola, If 0 0 0 postponement of tlio spectacular To-night threw B1I New Orleans; were: hill wan In perfect shape.” Crosby; third, .loslin, Manchester. Brooklyn, defeated Eddie Marks, on Garnon, If 0 fi four-man bob-sled competition un- the Meriden Dixie .Social club Crichton, J! The youngsters, however, arc not Time two minutes, 15 4-5 seconds. 14 Perth N. J. (8); Carlos Henrlfiuez, Spain, threw Sweet I'eas vs Hl-.laekcrS— til tomorrow, those enthusiasts who 2, Amboy, in the main game of a double head- Connell, rf 4 0 8 Immune (rom Ihen 100-yard back stroke: Won Mario Long Bench; Len Sweet Peas—Francis Fitzgerald. entirely fear, by Frankie Minerva, 120, Brooklyn, er at the Central Y. In the Gigllo, Tracy, c 7 1 15 crave thrills should be satisfied pre- J|. Trade Smith, Dan the most during ones like Ruud and Hit win.sky, Manchester: second, defeated Jimmy Palumbo. 124, Mncaluso, Colgate U.. (drew) McGrath, (I 1 I after watching one of the greatest liminary at 8 o’clock the Recre- Brlottl, lg Beck get ’u cold, clammy feeling Phillips, third, Kishbeln, Benkert, Belgium. Commerword. Crosby; Mrown, Jamaica. (Hi; Sammy atlons take on the August .. 0 0 0 ski-jumping duels iri history yes- Vikings. HI-.Iackers—Jack John Hasley, rg when, they look down the chute Manchester. Time one minute, 17 137, Brooklyn. defeated Dick Dunphy, terday ori Intervales Hill. Murk A! Her- that is soon to hurl them out Into 1-5 seconds. Scalza, 130 1-2, Brooklyn (8); Lew At Salem, Mass.—Henri Deglane, Phelan, Smith, Totals .14 3 30 They saw two Norwegian youths, bert. great handfuls of nothing. If 100-yard free trtylo: Won by Heary, 1211 1 -2, defeated MIDDLETOWN Montreal, threw Lee Wykoff, St who as had Monte, Brooklyn, UPSET boyhood playmate# ■ Knockers vs Has Hcens— Hall. you’ll notice, skl-Jurnpers, young Crosby; second, Coolldge, Crosby; Young Hockney Kansas, 131, Louis, Mo.; A1 Mercler, Canada, Apple Lyman learned to float through the air in — ones, middle aged ones and old third, nicking, Manchester. Time Yves Marrelon, 143, MERIDEN HIGH 27=22 threw Ed Elzear, New York; Jack Apple Knockers Harry Uyun, b. f. p. the little town of Brooklyn M): ones, don't hesitate at mining Kongs threw Nick Bud Bill Dwyer, Joe ...... 2 I 5 very long one minute, four seconds. New York. defeated Joe Homma, Wagner, Providence, Knenedy, Shlpke, rg berg, battle so hard for the title 1 0 the top. They don't dare. They’ll Hiving: Won by Leggett, Crosby; 14 0. Brooklyn (0); Joe Verzi, 135, Middletown. Feb 13—The Mid- Skotos, Boston. Dunphy. Kelly, !R .... that the perplexed judges an- Mitch Tom c 0 2 back down If they do. second, Hbaroti, Crosby; third, Joe Thornton, school Has Been*—Pop I, Mansols, first one Brooklyn, stopped dletown High basketball Its nounced the victor and Joe Coughlin, J. Klordon, c 1 0 2 Despite dnnger, skl-jumpln* Stecholy, Manchester. 134, Brooklyn (1). team last night gave Meriden Fitzrnuurice, the other. 0 furnishes few serious accidents. The Hoses Arthur Karren. .Saha, rf .. 1 t Ilardlng High school the latter’s second de- Polish Falcons 857 reason for this Is not hard to Birger Ruud, red-cheeked )!*- The Out Casts vs Ii«cey, rf 0 0 0 fig- Warren HardJrig High At. Burlington, Vt—Frankie Pe- feat of the season, 27 to 22, Vagabonds— year old mechanical student, won Jeop- If 2 1 6 ure out. Your novice skier Just school swimming team, of Hridge- trolic. N. V.. knocked out the Silver team’s Out, Casts—Put Garvey, Charles Inignagglato, the championship, according to tin- Albany. ardizing City doesn't try the Mg Jumps. He con- port, outacored Coach Harry (0); in Ansonia Kelly, Cy Dunphy, Jack Kelly. second K. O. Casper, Burlington Clyde chances of capturing the Central Sunday fines his activities to off the announcement, with pro- —- 5 17 leaps Arnann’s Hartford High school Lakesid'*. knocked out Connecticut Vagabonds Francis Coughlin, Totals digious leaps of !H X and 22<1 feet Markey, Intcrscholastic league front porch, He leaveH the busi- aquatic sc|ii id at the If rtford V M Sehultze, Albany, N. Y. (3). title for the first time. The de- The Norwegian ski Jumping team Willlum Kelly, Francis Duwlor These distances, coupled with hi Happy Score at half time—Wllby 14, ness of Jumping off tops of moun- C A yesterday, 53 to 22. should visit Ansonia tomorrow and' Jim Caffery. form, brought him tin- feat of the Meriden sipiad left the Lyman Hall 8. Referee—Camher- to the splendid the basketball encounter tains experts. At August a, Me.— Haywood unbeaten Bristol team with a firm- take in cno. Time—Four 10-mlpute pe- winning point score of 22X.1 out of HARVARD TRIP. Storey. Boston drew with Kid Mc- er on Hist the between the Polish Sokols (857) of NO a possible 24 0. j hold place among riods. Flash this an City Polish Fal- Cambridge, Mass, Feb 13—(UP) Hard Luck Coy, Waterville (19); Dutil, league teams. city Copper Lewiston, Paneho Villa, cons, for they may come across a —For the first time in many years, Hans Beck. 18-year-old mining Speedboys Ready outpointed Watery Hie (6). champion sklier if names 'mean the Harvard baseball teum will not BASKETBALL CHATTER clerk from Norway, established a ST MARY’S DEFEAT anything. The game is a state make a southern trip this spring. AMATEUR new Intervales record by Hailing for Chase Five At Holyoke, Mass—Jack Can- league tilt and although the locals The Harvard Athletic association through the air 232 feet. More son, California. Threw Stanley Pin- MERIDEN FIVE, 23=13 have yet to win a game in com- has announced concellatlon of its cautious on his second jump, h< BASKETBALL Rosiilts M Night. liill Caughan’s Hpeedboys, win- to, Chicago; Hans Schroeder, tier- Harry Melvin’s St Mary hoop- petition th?y expect to turn the games with navy. University of leaped only 208. Jle made 227 30, Lyman Hull 17. ners <*f eight straight games in the many, threw Jack Patterson. New r.tcrs, undefeated Parochial League tables tomorrow. Maryland and Georgetown. The Wllby points, according to I he judges Is In Win. Wnt«rto\vn 29, Leavenworth '23 Interclub league, face Al Hchott’s York; Harry Cronsweet, Provi- leaders, were too strong for the The locals will leave at 10 o'clock Abandonment of the trip line ••Y” Wlilppcls final compilation. Just J.l behind 48, Lltch. Jr Re|>ub- chase team of the Industrial dence, Ft. I., drew with John Spell- Meriden St Rose Cagesters yester- from Shelley street. The probable with the announced policy of cur- The Cenral "Y" Whippets de- Terryvllle his teammate. after- llc 35. league Thursday evening. Feb 2 5, man, Providence, ft. I. day and copped a 23 to 13 verdict lineups follow: tailing athletic expenses. feated the Indians yesterday I low They Stand Newtown 17, Kent 11. at the Central “Y” in the feature In the Sliver City, (ieorge O’Con- Waterbury pos Ansonia noon at the Central "Y," .10 9. The United States entered to- of the Middletown 27. Meriden 22. game of a banner twin bill. In the Many sudden changes in London nor and Neal O’Rourke, forward May .rf...... Yzarskl Production of gold, silver, cop- Riley featured the play day's competitions with a 15-point Windham 23, Norwich F. A. 17. prelim the Chase Cirls’ will meet weather in reeent months have uiid guard, respectively, annexed Marcheski .If.... Hololemskl per, arsenic and graphite In 1931 winners scoring sevens points while lead over the nearest competitor, Rockville- 30. Portland 23. the Hartford Aetna Fire fjirls. broken thousands of watch main- apiece for the locals. Palauski .c. Selkaski fell below the levels of 1930, but Walsh with the same number ex- Norway. America, had 83 points, eight points JyewlB 29. Collinsville 27. state gii l champions. Dancing will springs, making business good for At half time the Melvinmcn led 10 Gmltzrack.rg- Federowlzc lead, zinc, mercury and antimony celled for the losers. At half time and the Norwegians OH. Manchester East Hartford Although follow the games. repairers. to 7. Kimlnskl .lg.. Slldztanowskl output increased. the Indians trailed 5 to 4. 31, Norway gained 10 points in yes- 28. terday's ski-jumping, this was part Huffleld 40, Morse College 17. off-set last night In the figure skat- JOE PALOOKA Some Call It Madness By Ham Fisher Weaver ?8, Hartford Public 20. ing doubles, when Beatrice Lough- Bristol 60. West Hartford 11. ran and Hhervvln Badger of United Windsor 32, (llastonbury 21. States finished .second to M. and / OH CONNIE-> Wethersfield 27, Farmington 20. Pierre Mme Brunet of France. I'M GOING FOR HAVE Plalnsvlllc 23, Kllllnsly 19. With cold weather to- West Haven N. H. Commer- promised A. A GOOD 28, morrow, officials hope that the four- GALLOP, cial 11. AND I'LL R\DE heats in the boh races can be run DROP off on Mount Van Hoevenberg. If IN THE STORE ANN . names Tonight. warm weather continues, however, AND GET THAT New Britain vs Samuel Johnson and the Ice banks on the run arc POWDER FOR Academy. melted away, they probably will be TDU. cancelled, .because Olympic rules INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKET- provide only 24 Iiouth over time for BAL REStLTS events not finished when the games close officially. (By I'nltctl'lVess) In mich event, there will be no Brooklyn Poly 30, Brown 82. Olympic championship decided, but Rutgers Frosh 33, Lafayetto the world's championship will be Prosh 24. determined here Monday and Tues- Bucknell 47, Dickinson 33. day wheti the North American bob Chattanooga 48, Howard 40. 22. championships are run. Cleiyi*on 31, South Carolina Columbia 38, Pennsylvania 20. Ninety-seven miles of Panama’s Lafayette 28. Rutgers 16. section of the Inter-American high- way remain to be completed, 215 miles having already been complet- I’m HockrN ed with an all-year surface. I 'iinurniu s: 'l* In the last fiscal year Canada Imported from the United States Wv\ Havon °(Vt Xor use In highway work more than 34,900.000 pounds of calcium chlor- ide. which Is used In the hardening and curing of cement.