Race Hot ! STOP! A MOMENT; LOOK! AT THESE ADS; YANKEES CAN TIE Hamilton Netmen GESLEWSKI FACES LISTEN! TO THEIR APPEAL Accept Challenge DISTRICT of WATERBURY, aa. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District TABSHEY TO-DAY of PROBATE *lh. Waterbury. •>. Probata Court. FOR LEAGUE LEAD The Hamilton Junior tennis COURT, August Employment D. 1933. ESTATE of FREDA August 3rd, 1933. team accept* the challenge of the AEZE, late of the Town of Wt- ESTATE OF Frank L. Eager, Fulton A. C team. The Hamilton* late of the Town of Waterbury. In ON PARK COUR1 rA.terbury fh veld District, deceased. IV are anxious also to play Chase. The Executor, bavins exhibited aald District. deceased. WITH WIN TO-DAY The Court of Probate for the Dis- Washington and K. of L. teams. hta account with said estate to this of hath limited The team Is made Court for allowance, it is trict Waterbury. up of the follow- and allowed six months from the kBLE MAN—For distributing and Anna Moran Meets Stelli 1 ORDERED, That the 12th day of ing: Jack Kearney. Bob Blewltt, date hereof for the creditors of delivery work. Pays $26.50 up. August. A. D. 1933, at 8 o'clock, in Mario Del Conte, Dom said estate to exhibit their claims Needed at once. Muat own car. Twain Victory Over Senators Cuts Antonnacl, the forenoon, standard time, at the Yesterday and Fred Pocoski in th S for settlement. Those who Address: Albert Mills. Route Mgr., Tabshey. For matches To-night Probate Office In Waterbury, be neglect to their accounts 2514 Monmouth, Cincinnati, O. call 4-91(3 at 6:00 p. m. and the for a present properlv Croninmen*s Margin To Came— of Wom a same is, assigned attested within said time, will be Single Quarter-Finals on the allowance of said hearing debarred a recovery. All persons YESTERDAY'S HEROES account, and the Court directs the Ninth Rallies en’s Indebted to said estate are request- Inning Dominate Both (By United Press) Singles Executor, to give notice thereof, by ed to make Immediate payment to BOYS WANTED and Joey Sewell, publishing this order In some HECTOR P. AURAY Games—Crowder Yankees—their newspaper having a circulation in S-4-3t Administrator c.t.a. To Sell The . 9th inning singles Hennie Cleslewskl of •• Losing Naugatucl said District, and by leaving with, won both ends' of header drew I defending: champion, Fro or by mailing in registered letters from DEMOCRAT JACK CUDDY Washington. Tabshey for his opponent In 8 addressed to each of the person In- By and , fourth round match in the city ter terested, and residing without the Announcementa Pfess* Circulation Mgr. 3 m. (United Staff Correspondent) Yankees—their home runs contri- nls singles tournament at Haml! Probate District of Waterbury, a Lpply p. The Is Three Percent New York, Augf 8—’(UP)—‘A double header over buted to second victory. ton park tonight at 6 o'clock. Yet copy of this order, all at least 3 Only Charge victory daya before said day of Per Month on Unpaid BaUnae. Rolland Stiles, Browns—blanked terday’s feature match resulted i ^ (three) Notices the Yankees within dis- hearing, and return to this court. 6H Special Washington placed again striking with seven Francis Smith winning by defau American Attest: tance of the league lead to-day as they continued scatetred hits. from Mike Colasanto. J. HOWARD, JOHN DENTISTRY their “crucial” four-game series with the Sena- Earl Averlll, Indians—drove in Today's pairings: 8-8-lt Clerk. Merchandise first-place all Cleveland's runs with homer Meeting Depression Conditions. & Men’s Singles, Fourth Round L0ANS1% up tors. A win to-day would put the Yanks in a first-place tie. with two aboard. 6 p. m„ Court No 5—Henry Clet DR. S. L. WHITRIGHT L wo miiuwiinuiB rauicH yesier- STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District 0 Business * Office lewskl vs Fred Tabshey. 153 East Main St. Dial 3-86Sfi Equipment day enabled them to beat the Sen- of Waterbury. ss. Probate Court 6:30 p. m., No 6—Gordon Rlac a ators. • to 6 In the opener, and 5 August 2nd 1933. ve George Bachmafi. ESTATE OF Michael C. Hannafln, to 4 In the nightcap. ; iARGE STOCK—Of used cash reg. DIAMONDS 5 p. m„ No 7—Frank Smith > s late of the Town of Waterbury, in isters. Real bargain prices, easy In the opener Ben Chapman Strictly contldnnilai. Roland Fowler. said District, deceased. Automobiles terms. Special beer registers. The. connected with one of Jack Rus- The Court of Probate for the Dis- LOAN Dm or 4:30 p. m.. No 5—Roger Make National Cash Register Co., 10 sell’s fast ones and smacked it for trict of Waterbury. hath limlied Willow St. Who’s Moanin’? peace vs Frank Newberry. a single, scoring and and allowed six months from the B Autos and Trucks for Sale M. A. GREEN 5 p. m., No 6—Ivan Coulter t s date hereof for of said with the winning the creditors 73 GUANO ST. Btt ISM A1 Slavln. estate to exhibit their claims for runs. The 45,000 fans saw the sec- Women's Singles, Final settlement. Those who neglect to DODGE ond encounter end similarly when Joe. Quarter ! J Plumbing Equipment Cronin! at- 6:15 p. m.. No 7—Anna Mora n present their accounts properly 1931. Sport Coupe .3575 little Sewell off Alvin Joey singled vs Stella Pocoski. tested within said time, will be de- THE BLUE RIBBON GARAGE, INC. Frank Crosetti barred a All in Crowder, scoring results: recovery. persons 'LUMBING SUPPLIES— L o w e s t Yesterday's debted to said estate are LARSON EXPRESS CO. with the winning tally. requested 1932—Essex Sedan. Good mechan- prices tn city. Don't overpay, buy Men’s Third Round to make immediate to MOVING TRUCKING Wlmt a Pair! By DAN PARKER Singles, payment ical condition. Excellent finish. while prices are low. Siller Plumb- $400. Loehniann Chevrolet Co. 379 In the second game Babe Ruth A1 Genua defeated Ed Carserlm i. MARY A. HANNAFIN, ing Supply Co., 473 No. Main St. The Waterbury Storage Co West Main St. Dial end Lou Gehrig drove out their 6- 1. 2-6, 6-4; Ivan Coulter defeat 8-2-3t Administratrix. 4-8403. FIREPROOF STORAGE. 26th and 20th home runs, respect- ea Walt Geraghty, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3; W 1930 STUDEBAKER SEDAN was aboard on P. Stone defeated Fred “WE! DO OUR PART” ively. Joey Sewell JOE Strong, 6-i GIRLS WERE Dictator •'#" ... A Fine Car I 'LUMBING—Supplies at wholesale CRONIN, Inspiring young leader of the Washington Senators, BEST ESSAYISTS. In With the NRA and Ruth’s 7- Gordon Rlach defeated The NASH CO. WATERBURY PLUMBING Compliance Gehrigs’ four-bagger, gave the perfect demonstration Of the as 6; Nor WATERBURY prices "Don’t do I do. do as I say” Bridgeport. Conn. (UP)—Any 339 So. St PHONES 4*1477 and »-lT80 hOmer in the eighth gave the proverb at the man Maxwell. 6-1, 6-3; Ray Rate 385 West Main St. Dial 3-1193 SPECIALTY CO.. Main Yankee Stadium yesterday afternoon. Joe's Senators led doubt that girls of Warren Hard- Dial 4-2085. Yanks a one- lead, temporarily. the into defeated Fits Guilford, 3-6, 6-1 Yanks, 6-4, going the last of the ninth in the opening game of ing High school are better essay- The Yanks found Crowder and one of those "erooshul” double-headers 6-2; Roger Makepeace defeate j when Combs singled for the ists than boys was dispelled at Russell for 12 hits in the .opener, home club. Jim Slavln, 6-1, 6-2; Francis Smlt Cronin walked over to the pitcher s box for a confab with graduation exercises this when HOTCHKISS OFFERS and got the same number off Stew- defeated Mike Colasanto dc year, 2 6 Pitcher Jack Russell and told him how to pitch to Sewell. Joey by for the Household Articles art and Crowder in the second Joey fault. second consecutive year, sacrificed. Then along came Ruth and once more Cronin told Russell 1930 BUICK STANDARD SEDAN Don’t Worry About Bills girls swept all four Three ■ game. Similarly, Van Atta and places. It's a beauty. In condition what do about it. Jack did as told passing Babe. Women’s Singles perfect Par them with a loaa tram ns. jlo by years ago the girls missed a clean tires. An ideal I tUY—Gervasi New Idea OH Burner. Moore held the Senators to eight Next came from top to family service. Gehrig and again young Joe gave Russell his instruc- Anna Nolde defeated Dora Eure] 1 when one Unlrk Easy repayments. in the opener, and Ruffing and sweep boy got Into the car that will give you thousands of Original price *55. summer price tions. They were good instructions, too, for Gehrig out to 6-2, 6-1. Main. Dial 3-1042. Penrtock limited the Senators to grounded select group and won a prize. miles of uninterrupted riding com- *35. 202 North second. With two out, it looked as if Joe’s was New England Equity Corp. in the master-minding going for. Its price makes it a command- eight nightcap. to back Joe McCarthy right into Harlem canal. value I11-11S Bank St. Phone 4-21)21 tlye ship ing .8495 ? 1EPOSSESSED—One 9-pc, one 10- Monthly charge 3% on the un- (First Game) But alackaday and a couple of gadzooks! Ben Chapman pc. dining room suites. $65 each. 1932 STUDEBAKER DICT. 8 SEDAN paid amount of loan only. Washington (A). sent a grounder between Joe and second base, Joe ran over In Wurtmore, 219 Bank St. ab. r. h. po. a.'e front of it and the ball went his as as if he through legs neatly Dark maroon live new tires, Myers, 2b 6 1 2 4 8 0 weren’t finish, a master-mind at all. As it rolled onward, two runs Radio I upholstery perfect. An ideal family Manush, If ..3 trickled In and the Yanks won the ball game. The official scorer, Programs car that showroom appear- | presents Cronin, ss 5 who has a weak In ance new car at a Harris, rf 5 spot his heart for the Irish, called Chap- and comfort price Business Service a sale. Rice, rf 0 man’s effort a hit, relieving Mastermind Cronin of the odium of that commands quick You must see it to appreciate what a THE A. J.PATTON CO. Schulte, cf 3 losing a ball game that meant a lot to his league-lending club. 60(1 ll/lfr' 000 464 * c ««u It also took WF’’ value it really is. Kuhel, lb 3 1 11 from Tony Lazzcrl's shoulders the onus of respon- Meter* Kilocycle* Meters L,r** Kilocycle" I Business Services Rendered Land Sb 4 2 0 for defeat. The Senators wouldn’t have been in a Surveyor* Bulege, sibility position Bridgeport and New Haven New York MANY OTHERS IN ALL STANDARD and L. ..3 0 4 lose Sewell, to the ball game in the ninth had not Antonio of Genoa MAKES AND MODELS ...... 2 0 0 , — You Crowder, p foozled a grounder with two out in the second, enabling Wash- YINDOW CLEANING will Commercial Blue Printer* p 2 1 0 5:00—Orchestra, comedian and 5:00—Concert save money If you sand for ua to Russell, ington to add two more runs to the three it had tallied. orchestra. If have no car—DIAL 3-3177.. Honrs 8 to 8—Satnrdaya 8 to IS already soloists. you do your cleaning. Connecticut 5:30—Schlrmer and Schmitt— and our car will call for Ulal 4-8322. 33 WEST MAIN 8T. 5 8«26 15 1 The moral effect of the in the you. Window Cleaning Co. Office. 82 Totals .35 ninth-inning victory opening game 6:15—Globe Walkathon Mara- Piano duo. Entrance on Lewis Street. New York was to another twi- Woodlawn Terrace. Dial 4-4517. (A). far-reaching enough bring about triumph in the thon. hotchkiss co. ab. r. h. a. e. 5:45—Nursery Rhymes. Motor po. light tilt with the result that the Yanks are now cnly one game 6:30—News flashes. 480 Watertown Ave. 5 3 3 iiythe 6:00—Concert orchestra. Combs, cf lurch of the leaders. As two more with — games are scheduled the Sen- 5:35—Melody Mart. 6:30—Midweek BUICK PONTIAC lNNOUNCING The addition of J. Swell, 3b 4 2 1 it’s Hymn Sing. and table cov- ators, possible for the Yariks to take the lead in this series. Some 5:45—The Entertainers. I • sheets, pillowcases Ruth, rf 2 0 3 Crazy 6:45—Shirley Howard, songs. to Hotels 45,000 fans made it about the best Monday crowd, barring Labor Day, ers our coat, apron and towel Rooms, Board, cByrd 0 0 0 6:00—Reis and Dunn, comedy 7:00—Mountaineers Music. supply service. Waterbury Towel 5 1 10 the Stadium has ever held and ol Ruppert was happier than he has Gehrig, lb and songs. 7:15—Scotti orchestra. 1929 ESSEX COACH, also 1929 Hud- Supply Co.. 892 East Main St Dial If 6 2 2 been since Roosevelt put his brewery back in operation. Chapman, 6:15—Elizabeth Barthell, songs. 7:30—Lnra and Abner—Sketch. son Sedan. Hudson & Essex Sales 6-1371 Lasseri, 2b ..4 VINCENT PARILLE, the Aard Vaark of the Argentine, is in the 6:30—Jane Dillon “The Home & 488 Watertown Avenue. •7 Room* tu.a Board 4 7:45—The Goldbergs—Sketch. Service, Dickey, c jallhouse now. Vincent was the floundering oaf who fought around Pride Family." Dial 4-5767. Crosetti, ss .3 2 2 8:00—Julia Sanderson and these parts for about a year and acquired nicknames, such as “Frank- 6:45—L. C. baseball scores. aRufflng 1 Kelley Frank Crumit, songs. 1 8 Professional Services BOYS CLUB/ Cottage Place—Nice enstein" and “King Kong.” When the demand for his services reached 6:50—News. DEPENDABLE Farrell, ss .. 0 8:30—King orchestra. USED AUTOMOBILES rooms, swimming pool, all home an irreducible who had been his Van Atta, p 2 minimum, Jimmy Bronson, handling 6:55—Musical Interlude. 9:00—Bernie orchestra. GEGHAN-ALLERTON, INC. cooking. Reception room. Moderate the horned toad to Paris with a note to Lew ; etc. Louis bWalker .1 bookings, shipped big 7:00—Gypsy Nina. 9:30—Taylor Holmes, comedian; 379 WEST MAIN. DIAL 3-4186 ' 'LANS—Specifications, price. 0 or 0 him to look after the stuke’s interests. Vincent located A. Walsh. 67 Leavenworth St Moore, p Burston, asking 7:15—Dance time. Voorhees band. Lew in time to have "the former New York go on the nut for 1930—De Soto business 3230. 7:30—Melody Maids and Emma 10:00—Lives at Stake; Betty coupe. Totals .36 6 12 27 14 2 him to the extent of for repairs to one of his broken limbs, prov- De Soto, Plymouth Sales & Service, $400 Bishop, pianist. Stokes or- run scored. Zane—Sketch; 38 Willow St. Dial 3-1598. For Rent Real Estate •Two out when winning ender and a few minor items. Then Burston got him a match with 7:45—Moore's orchestra. >7 Insurance in 8th. chestra. aBatted for Crosetti Maurice Griselle for the heavyweight championship of the Rue de la 8:00—Evan Evans, baritone. bBatted for Van-Atta in 8th. 1,0:30—Uncle Sam’s Fight. •31 Ford Std. Coupe ..3250 Paix or something like that. 8:15—Poet's Gold—David Ross. ’31 Ford Coach 250 cltan for Ruth in 9th. 11:00—Stern orchestra. 72 Apartments A Tenements Entering the ring, Vincent let it be known to the 8:30—John Kelvin, Irish tenor. 11:30—Uncle Sam’s •26 Dodge Roadster 40 promoter Fight Against •28 Essex 55 FIRE INSURANCE—Be .0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—6 that he wouldn’t an inch from his 8:45—Berrens' orchestra. Sport Coupe protected. Washington budge stool until he hnd re- the Racketeer—Joseph B. •26 Model T Coach 13. New York ..120 10 0 0 0 2—0 ceived the francs which had been 9:00—Modern Male Chorus. A small amount will Insure vour COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT—6 4,000 promised him for the Keenan, Special Assistant •28 Reo Panel .. 1151 sun tile bout. There was nothing for the promoter to do about it but 9:15—Westphal’s orchestra. to U. S. General. •25 25 home and protect you against any rooms, kitchenette, parlor, batted in—Gehrig, Bluege, J. Attorney Dodge Touring bath, 2nd floor, 135. Root A Runs 9:30—Nino Martini and Columbia ■28 Franklin Coupe 185 loss by fire. Don't neglect to In- Boyd, Swells, Cronin 2, Combs 2, L. Sewell, 12:00—Ralph Kirbery, songs. Inc. Dial 4-3161. Symphony orchestra. 12:05—Olsen orchestra. •29 Buick Spt. Touring 250 sure your home and furnishings. Chapman 2. Two-base hits—Bluege, '25 Bulck Coach 30 Man- 10:00—News flashes. 12:30—Dance orchestra. 69 South Main St Phone FOR RENT Manush. Sacrifices—Van Atta, ’25 Sedan 30 Hayden'a —J. 10:05—Baseball scores. Dodge Newly Papered and Painted ush, J. Swell. Double plays •26 Durant Sedan 35 4-2121. Lasseri and Gehrig; Myer, 10:10—Musical Interlude. 617 No. Main — 5 Rooms — $16.00 Sewell, 848 «80 •27 Pontiac Coupe 35 WALTER H. HART Cronin and Kuhel. Left on bases— 10:15—California Melodies. W Aor> '29 Ford 110 Meters ** v_ Spt. Coupe 20 East Main St. Room >33 New York 9, Washington 2. Bases on 10:30—Charles Frederick Lindsley. Kilocycle" ■31 Ford Roadster 193 Van Atta balls—off Crowder 1; 4, 10:45—Light Opera Gems. New York •29 Ford Panel 95 itt Painting, Paper Hanging Struck out—by Russell 2, ■ ■■ ■■! Russell 2. 11:00—Globe Walkathon Mara- ..M—ii •31 Ford Spot. Coupe 285 FOR RENT Atta Moore 1. Hits— off •28 Screen 95 Van 1, thon. Dodge Crowder, 8 in 3 1-3 innings; Russell, 5:00—Sklppy—Sketch. •27 G.M.C. Panel 93 FLOORS—Scraped, *4 a room. 11:15—Little Jack songs. 5:15—Male 4 in 6 1-3; Van Atta, 8 in 8; Moore, Little, Quartet. '30 Ford Roadster 150 Rooms papered *2.50. Cut Rate 5 and 6 Room Flats — Russell. 11:30—Jones’ orchestra. 6:30—Jack MOTORS 26 Union St. Dial 0 in 1. Balk Winning Armstrong—Sketch. MALCOM Wallpaper Shop. All Sections of City. * Dial 4-4159 pitcher—Russell. Umplres—Ormsby, 12:00 m.—Martin's orchestra. 5:45—Hall orchestra. 37 Cottage Place 4-0G94. 1 Family House—Edgewocd Ave. McGowan. Time of Summer and 12:30—Johnny Hamp’s orchestra. 6:00—Reis and Dunn, songs. game—2:04. give lilm the dough which he did. Thereupon, Parille removed 6:15—Program Resume. Sox A’b notes on 14 Service Stations. Repairing McEVOY. INC. Red Stop u melodorous shoe, flattetned out the four 1,000-frane 6:20—Betty Barthell, Athletics’ 428 700 songs. 4 Pressing and Tailoring 61 West Main St. Dial 4-6113 Boston snapped the the Inside of the boot and then Inccd it on again. Tills chore WLW 6:30—Rapp orchestra. streak by an 8 out of Grlselle. Meters Kilocycle* four-game winning attended to, ho proceeded to knock the stuffings 7:00—Gypsy Nina, songs. BATTERIES—Recharged 60c; new in the first of a three- a train lor Bar- Cincinnati, Ohio to 5 victory After the flglit, ho ducked Burston and caught 7:15—Dance orchestra. batteries 33.75 up with old one; C 'LEANING, Pressingand Repairing ALBION ST, 28—5 rooms, all mod- series. The Red Sox collect- of Somma Tire & of the bolter kind. Work called for game celona without leaving him so much as a note regret. 7:30—The Road Reporter. used tires 31 up. ern improvements. Rent reason- Earnshaw, Coombs Battery Co. 234 East Main. Dial and delivered. Mosel. 23 Abbott able. Dial 4-8360. ed 18 hits off was for another bout, for the 5:00—Tarzan of the Apes. Carter. Walters Down among the Catalans he signed 7:45—News—Boake 3-5905. Ave. D'al 5-0343. • and Walberg. including francs. This time ho demanded a 1,500 franc ad- 6:16—Three Moods in Blue—Har- 8:00—Evan Bob equivalent of 4,000 Evans, songs. HIGH ST.—6 rooms, all Improve, homer in the second. Johnson of the match, mony trio. vance and the obliging promoter complied. On the day 8:15—Trappers orchestra. menta. Alto 4 rooms. Inquire 30 and Dib Williams drove out four- 6:30—Musical I I however, he announced he couldn't fight as he was sick. The Cata- Highlights. 8:30—Kate Smith, songs. High SL baggers for the A’s. to the son of 6:45—Lowell Thomas—To-day’s 6 to lonian Federation sent several doctors examine prodigal 8:45—Poetry Readings. The Browns blanked Chicago, a task for one News. YOUNG ST.—1st floor, 6 rooms, new a so and so since the Job would have been too great 9:00—Dramatic Sketch. 0. behind Holland Stiles’ seven-hit ’n’ house. Inquire J. C. Herbst, 03 saw-bones. They examined him from head to foot and backwards but 6:00—Amos Andy—Comedy. 9:30—Nino Martini, tenor; Sym- flinging. They clinched the game Bank Bt. could find nothing wrong with the beezark but a severe appetite-. The 6:15—Mooney Bros.—Harmony phony orchestra. in the fourth with a five-run spurt. federation this, gave him two days in which to go through with duo. 10:00—California Melodies. Wyatt. Heving and Faber allowed hearing bout. When Vincent refused to budge, the guarde civile came 6:30—Bob Newhall—Mail Pouch 10:30—Belasco orchestra; 73 Hunaes For Rent Louis nine hits. the Sports— St handcuffs his them on the lazy tramp and Sportsman. Ted Barbara Mau- Averlll Homers along with size, clapped Husing; he is even at this mo- 6:45—Lum & Abner—Sketch. to a carted him oft to the cuarcel where languishing rel, songs. Vio Sorrell pitched Detroit orchestra. on a diet of bread and water. 7:00—Burchell’s 10:45—Light Opera Gems—H. M 8 to 8 victory over Cleveland, limit- ment, 7:30—Dr Bundesen—Health Talk. S. Pinafore. the Indians to eight hits, in- PAUSING AT THE HEIGHT of the grouse season at his Ozone COLUMBIA BOULEVARD ing 7:4 5—South wind—Spirituals. 11:16—Jack eluding Earl Averill's homer with Park shooting box to look over the records he kept during the many Little, songs. 8:00—Bernie’s orchestra. 11:30—Jones orchestra. 8 brick house. two aboard. The Tigers made six years he scored baseball games at Ebbets Field and Washington Park, One-family, room, 8:15—Male quartet. 12:00—Martin orchestra. errors. Harder and Brown allowed Will Hennigan, veteran baseball writer for the defunct World and later Three baths, modern conven- 8:30—Ed Wynn—Comedian. orchestra. the Tigers 13 hits. for the defunct Graphic (how those sheets did defunct on Bill!), pens 12:30—Hamp iences, oil burner furnace. Nice 9:00—Lives at Stake—Drama. 1:00—Russell orchestra. scheduled in the me the following interesting data on Nap Rucker’s famous strikeout No games were 9:30—Musical Vagaries. surroundings. Reasonable rent. to which Edward Fritz referred in a recent letter to this bureau: . game 9:45—Castle Farm orchestra. 8HB 760 Inquire DEAR DAN: I think I’ll have to agree with Edward Fritz as far 10:00—Castle Farm orchestra. Ilf 17 about '•■***- FARRINGTON & SONS, as Rucker is concerned. If you ask Nap July 24, 1909, I'm 10:15—Floyd Gibbons. Meter* miocyclei quite sure he’ll tell you he struck out seventeen of Roger Bresnahans' 10:30—Crosley Theater of the Air. New York Farrington Building him sixteen strikeouts. 141 West Main St. Dial 3-3118 Cardinals, though the official records only give 11:00—Cotton Club Dance orches- That day the Dodgers and the St Louis club played a double- tra. 5:00—Ash orchestra. Park and the orchestra. header at old Washington great southpaw 11:30—Coney Island 6:30—Larry Larsen, organ. in the second game! Hank O’Day umpired behind the plate. 12:00—Rainbow Gardens orches- ONE-FAMILY HOUSE—Five rooms, pitched 5:45—Little Annie. With two strikes on the final batter, Rucker shot a curve ball over tra. Orphan .fund street. Kent very reasonable. 6:0.0—Messner orchestra. J. C. Herbst, 63 Bank St. NATIONAL LEAGUE. the plate. 12:30—Lotus Gardens orchestra. Inquire I think 1:00—Moon River orchestra. 6:30—Kathryn Newman, songs; It was a perfect strike pitched by a perfect southpaw. Concert orchestra. Standing I Hank was tired by this time and his eyes a bit bleary from the hot 1:15—Walkathon orchestra. W. Per. 6:45—News—Lowell Thomas. L., sun.* He missed the strike and what should have been Rucker’s sev- 1:30—Castle Farm orchestra. Real Estate For Sale York .61 41 .698 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. New strikeout of the 2:00—Sign off. Pittsburg 69 46 .562 enteenth game. 7:15—Reducing the Welfare Chicago .67 47 .548 The southpaw got hot under ills Adam’s apple and called Hank Budget—Richard Boeckel .524 St. Loula 66 50 a few pet names. I think it was about the only time Nap was really 422 710 of Washington, D. C.; Dr 51 .619 I 86 Houses For Sale Boiton 65 mad on the field. The batter hit the next pitch for the final out. Meters WOR Kilocycles Lewis Meriam of Brook- Philadelphia ... 44 58 .431 BILL HENNIGAN. 63 .411 Newark ings Institution; Frank Cincinnati .44 (Cony rich t. 1933, King Features Syndicate) Brooklyn .41 60 .406 Bane, director American Public Welfare Association. A HOME FOR SALE in New York city. 5:30—Minute Manners—Mrs Gamaa Yeaterday. 7:45—Ray Heatherton, songs. A WANT AD MESSENGER Jimmy started out as an amateur John S. Reilly. 7 room house with hardwoed (No games scheduled). Wow. 8:00—Light Opera. hot water heat. ON four years ago. and won the Metro- 5:35—Indian Row floors, Garage IRISH BOYS 8:30—Adventures in Health—Dr with workroom. lot with and State 5:45—Tarzan of the Apes— Large Games Today. politan featherweight Herman Bundesen. NEVER GETS SORE FEET! beautiful shade trees. Price less When he turned Sketch. New York-at Brooklyn. championships. 8:45—World's Fair—Floyd Gib- than 33,600. St. Louis at Chicago. McNamara was the life saver 6:00—Uncle Don. NEW HAVEN CARD pro, bons. If are for a house, an apartment, a NUHN & NUHN, (Other clubs not scheduled). small as he had 6:30—Happy Landings—Skit. you searching for many a club, 9:00—Goldman band. 141 Bank St. Dial 4-2846 of thd of 6:45—A1 Woods, songs. or be to cover Gamea Ton one largest following 10:00—oestner orchestra; Alice job, anything else, you may compelled to the Democrat) New York has ever known, 6:50—Frances Hunt, songs. Philadelphia at Boston. i (Special Irish, Mock, soprano, A. miles—unless understand the convenience of for to 6:56—Hollywood News. Edgar many you St. Louis at Chicago. New Haven, Aug 8—Irish Jimmy It was nothing Jimmy pur- Guest, poet. chase worth of ringside seats 7:00—Sports—Ford Frick. advertising. (Only gamea scheduled). McNamara and Billy Hogan a pair $2,000 Bud 10:30—Miss Lilia—Sketch. for his friends at one of the small- 7:15—Jerry Arlen, baritone: Irishmen, who threaten 11:00—Pauline Alpert, piano; Lar- FOR SALE AMERICAN LEAGUE. of fighting er clubs. Headden, piano. use want ad because 'cello. ry Adler, harmonica. Discerning people messengers to restore the boxing game to its Three weeks ago, McNamara 7:30—Paulo Gruppe, IN MIDDLEBURY 11:15—The Poet Prince. want ad never causes sore feet. Standing original founders, the Irish, will be defeated Murray Brandt, 7:45—Pauline Alpert, piano; they know and W. L. Per. handily and 11:30—Holst orchestra. on the card att he White City Sta- considered one of the best looking Lou Lubin, comedian, ... 64 38 .627 12:00—Harris orchestra. Washington Others. Just off Mlddlebury road. A modera New York 68 39 .618 dium Thursday night. in the welterweight class. A want ad goes prospects 12:30—Fisher orchestra. messenger automatically directly of six rooms. McNamara has one of the fea- out enmasse for 8:15—A1 and Lee Reiser, piano one-family house Philadelphia ... 61 50 .505 His friends turned to the A want ad loses no Hazel Arth, contralto and quickly right people. and garage. Lot Detroit 62 64 .491 ture eight round spots against the occasion, and after the bout duo: I l Heat, fireplace 63 58 .477 is in the Brown, violin; Sym- ■ aw interested read want ads. Beautiful view. Handy to Cleveland Carmen napp and Hogan gave Jimmy a torch light parade 8:30—Eddy time. Only people 100x276. .. 43 66 .462 WUK'v the Bus line. Price 34,600—31.000 Chleago other bout of the same distance through the streets of Greenwich. phony orchestra. Meier* Kilocycle* Boston .... 46 65 .450 the 9:00—Gordon Graham, baritone; Hanford down. 42 against Billy Bridges, whaling Like ail Irish. McNamara loves the convenient want ad service of The Dem- St. Louis ...... 68 .382 Ohman and Arden, piano Use youngster of Norwalk. to fight. He belted Joe Click, Phil This Beautiful Home must be sold duo. ocrat. Gamas Yesterday. Up until McNamara’s entry into Rafferty, Sammy Dorfman, Benny 6:00—Sklppy. to settle estate. 6 New York city and 9:15—Grenadiers Revue. taw York 5, Washington (1st), the boxing game, Levine, Eddie Shapiro Andy 6:15—Four Clubmen. v.« .. 4 of Italian: Echoes. SEE g;,.jnraw York 6,«> Washington.Tgt (2d). boxers consisted mostly Saviola, all over the lot, in some 9:30—Footliglit You will find all worth while offerings of every kind Cleveland 2. Thompson, organ. 5:30—Jack Detroit (. and Hebrews. New York’s Weal of his more recent bouts. Mc- 10:00—Elsie Armstrong—Sketch. of this If consult the want Boston S. Philadelphia 6. 10:15—Current Events—Harlan 5:45—Hall’s orchestra. in the pages newspaper. you Side which produced such fighting Namara fought Jack Kid Berg, In GEORGE A. BARONIAN St. Louis 6, Chleago 0. Read. 6:00—Reis and Dunn. of The Democrat will not miss a Irish as Joe Lynch, bantam cham- one of the most sensatioal battles Eugene ad columns you single 30 North Main St. 10:30—Same as WEAF. 6:16—Elizabeth Barthell. Games Today. pion, Johnny Marto, Jimmy Duffy, ever staged in New York, losing a advertised opportunity. weather. 6:30—Rapp’s orchestra. on at New York. Johnny Lore, Jack Goodman, questionable decision, after having 11:00—Time; 11:02—Cutler orchestra. 7:00—Gypsy Nina. go at 8L Louis, Kid Burns an^ .scores of others, had Berg on the floor for nine count, at 11:30—Coleman orchestra. 7:15—Dance Time. .vooton Philadelphia been devoid of boxers. Jimmy last year at the Queensboro Sta- Financial orchestra. 7:30—Alfred Kettledon, tenor. (Only clubs scheduled). who halls from Greenwich Village, dium. 12:00—Henderson McNamara was born or rounders and a four will 7:45—New England Council. 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