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Six NAITGAT-UOK NEWS JULY 17, 1944 Lunch Time At The Front T.S.^« -s, Brasscos Lose 1 t. u. 4-3 Under Stadium lights HartfordW '-Nftktenis Hurls For Locals, 'Giving Up 10 Whilt- two of Ills hiidtllOH thi'lr rlfli-si firing at UIP enemy on tin- Noriimntly front, 11 liifmilrymun (center) a K-rtitloii lunch hi-oiv flKhtlin: irti'iMllly wince-they limited-on IMluy Orriciiil U. Slijnal Corps Huilio-toUiphuto, (InternnloiiHl) On The Air m. 'vlatinee and Albert Backstay Wife p.

in, with Gambling WAT.R-WJS5—Forum Norman Show Dallas p. in, Jones the Record; SinginK Neighbor Stanley Orch. 15 p. m. Wiclder Brown WAT fi-W on l.i Abroad Seott Show ni.

Girl Mar. rlcs wllh, Dunn Don. and Piratos 5:15 p. in. and and Learn Revue Carter p.

in. Mix Sisters Plain Bill Armstrong ni. WJ55--Captnln Midnight Koiid WTTC Prone r'agv Furrnll WATK-WO I louiiul (i. in. Talk p.

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Today Taylor. News Nuws Fritz Kreisler TONIGHT AT 9 WTIC WEAF 'THE TELEPHONE HOUR' GREAT ARTIST SERIES Refer Paul i inc. NAUGATUCK, Shop Love a. Mystery Heidt Orch. Lewis 7:15 p.

in. of aha World Mart 7:80 p. m. Sobol Show- Roth Revue Phone Your Answer Orchestra to I ho Yanks Ranger 7 p. in.

Orch, Program ni. the World Go By Pop 8:15 p. til. and '-Cuiilcr p. in.

of Firestone Nineties Ruvun WAT DaU; p. in. Orch. of -the Town Hoftllor: Test toi-spy in. Band Man Called of Worship Orch.

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in. of Escape Pnstor W.I^WATR—SaludOH AmlKoa Cugat Oreh. in, Bccknnr Orch. Off Tucker Orch. Slverwood Orch.

WT Serorvad Martell Orch. The Coast Bcnra of Groton turned, buck Fred Dav.i's Walerbury Brasscos -1-3 boforo fans Municipal Studium. Saturday a thrilling.pitch- ing duel between Pete' Nuktencs of Hartford and Verh McKay, former Western Association pitcher. McKay was a shade better than NuktcniH and only allowed tho BraaHCOs seven hits, while Nuk- tnis was bingles, several of scratch variety. McKay received excellent support from mutes while the Bruss City nine booted the ball timed to give, tho Const Guards all their runs.

The Coast Guards went into load 3-0 in tho fourth after Mellllo led-off with a single to right. Williams sacrltlcer Mcllilo to second, and Shcloskl worked Naktenis for a walk. McKay singled through short to loud the pillows. Webber popped out to Rehia, but Theurd came through, with a long double lo right that drove-In'Mellllo and Sheleski. Naktenis Lan- good to end the up-rising.

The, Coast 3-p was short-lived the Brniscos -carne back strong, in 'tholr, half of the. fourth, after Lefty Farrar the- batter JHowic moved Johnson to third hlt-a'rfd-run jilay. Hussomando drew a pass to lbu.d the Rehia dropped a hit in front-Of Theard to. score Johnson, and Mc- Weency boat outa hopper to McKay milking it 3 2. Ros.somando tied the count as.

Webber's perfect pen -to first. But Nakcntis and Bobby Rhodes popped up. The seamen from Groton won the ball game in their half of the sixth after two were 'down. Thcard received life when Naktenis booted and went to second as -the ex-Middlobury hurlcr un-corked, a wild pitch. Lungood', hit grass cutter to Rehia who made a great pick-up but threw: the ball pass Farrar at first.

Theixrd scored second Lrmgood went to second. The Davi crew made a. big bid In their half of the seventh by loading the hassocks, but Goose Russoniando filed out to center to end the inning. 'They also another chance to tic the score in the ninth when "Razor" Doran singled and reached the keystone on McKay's wild heave. Rhodes-and Furi-ar, Naugutuck lads failed to come through.

Both went hitless. Billy Johnson, known as "Buffalo Georgia pulled, a priV.e play on Robinson's bunt in tho 'seventh. Johnson was on the ball in a flash his peg-was straight and true. Jooy Russomando committed highway robbery with, two on In the ll'fth whoii ho went deep into center and speared a sure homer' from bat. of Shelcski, the Guards loft fielder.

This evened the count as Shelcski Rus- somando In the opening game the Brass Bowl. Lefty Farrar's one handed stab in. the seventh also drew a round of applause. Next Saturday evening the strong Meriden Contelcos Into tho Stadium with wins over the Coast Guards, West Haven Sailors, Pratt and Whitney, and others. G.us Dugas, loading semi-pro batter in lhc.sc parts who has hit ten homers in cloven games will bo in center field for the visitors.

Lou Nova Finished Max Baer's Career In Boxing Game look'e'd'iiike his old self when he climbed Into the ring lor second shot at Lou- Nova. Max. war hard well-conditioned. More than ever he looked- like Llvcrmore L-arriiper hold the heavyweight title. Like the cloutcr beaten Prime Camera and Tony Galen- Twenty-two thousand fans packed -Madison-, Garden that, was April Fourth, Boxing had.

called Baer a Washed-up Bum. after; Nova knocked him. out their llrst meeting, in 1938. But Baer came back, He.canie back to tear Galento apart and put his grinning, face hack into sports pages all ovor the country. They couldn't laugh -OlT right band- of Baer's.

When wanted to hit.he could.throw one the hard- rights business. fans, thought this time wasscrjous. ThJs time he'd, get lighting -the wa'n't. 'hot' until thn third round. caught Nova, with one of those roundhouse Nova staggered back.

He hurt. Max grinned Q3 wavered. The Old Powerhouse still was in shape. But Max fell back on his 'old triuks. He started playing around again entertaining.

crowd with his gestures: Nova was saved least for Baer's playful-moss gave Nova Cime' clear his head. When Baer went back to his corner he Jolt good. his handlers lore -Into -hl-m. They told him tlial one more incident like that coat h-im 'the They told l.o knock out. Nova quick- ily to end the fight, Nova could jrc-l.

going. By Jack Sords 1 ii W' 'I i Dusty Softball Loop Leaders, MilsWaM Dodgers Break Losing Streak; Browns TAe Two From Cleveland This'n'That By JiAZI.AtlSKAS (Sports' Kdltor) The" ntw National league rule about suspended gfl-mcs is provid- ng -plenty of headaches for the senior circuit clubs. The Phillies.are the champ, groancrs. Tho Phi'is Jiave hree games-'they started and did not And fanj are confused about the whole You see, the' Phils have to play one of -I them ail over they've got to Bill Talbert Cops Illinois' Crowns Fritz Kreisler Will Play On Telephone Hour River Forest. "July Talbert has taken all three men's titles in the Chicago Open tennis Bill won singles crown by defeating Norm Bickel in straight yesterday.

teamed 'with; Nick to take the men's doubles crown, and with Shirley Kary l.o win the mixed doubles championship. Manufacturers of Nation's Largest Selling CANDIES and CHEWING GUMS Great Oak Farm Tel. 8W9 MILK EGGS Delivery To All J'urtH Of Fritz ICrflsIor. world famous violinist and composer, will thr? first radio appearnnce of 1 cfiroor-this nvnnlng at-9 p. Ihr.

NBC network (WTIC' and WEAF). This will be the firM of five "TcIephaTO Hour" prog-rams on which Mr. Kreisler has agreed to play. Tonight's program will open with the popular first movement of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in 1C minor. Mr.

Kreisler will also his own composition, the per- ontnlnl favorite "Caprice Viennols." The third selocl.ion he chosen for his radio debut. Is his own ar- rangempnt "Tango in The -famous vlolinis-t will be by Donald Voorhcns, conducting the 57-piecc Boll Symphonic Orchestra, a regular feature of the "Telephone Hour." Twenty-nlno states elect all their judges on a partisan on a partisan ballot with an independent ticket allowed; and 13 on a bal-lol. Big Max promised seconds to out there and fight. He tore ou'l of his corn-cr when the bell sounded for the fourth and luaded another right' -on Nova's jaw. This" time Lou -went Nova wcaved -to.

feet. In- sllnctivcly foil 'into a stalled, trying gain 'time to clear his to get. back strength. This was where l.hc fi.Kht should have -ended. This was where Baer should have clouted Nova into the haze and put himsqlf.back on top.

But -Baor didn't do it. Eaer still the the guy -who would -rather get a Max -back and stuck out his tongue at Nova. h-j cuslomors laughed. But -Nova didn't. Ho took advantage of every second, to his head.

Then 'he- went after Baer. In: the. 30 seconds, of that -lie actually waa outfighting Baer. Jn t.he fifth Baer was.back Beating. Nova all around the ring.

But once more Lou' managed to on feet. Baor's Itnockout. s-ting was gone. rounds Baer pressed in. But he didn't have more.

T'lie tigh-hh came up, and time was.Nova-—Nova did the swinging. -Two smashing blows to Uuor's lace. Baor didn't go But he was out. He was whipped. Thu referee stopped, the fight.

A great fighter had come 'to tho end of tlie trail, Sets New Swim Record For NMU Tarboro, N. July A member of -the Noirl Carolina Navy V-12 swimming set a new American record 'the 10 motor junior med Icy. Kelly swam the dislanco ii one minute and 50 seconds at The National A. A. U.

meet yesterday Lake 'up other two from the point, they -were suspended 'at. Phils must re-play all of a. they started with -the B'pslon Braves on April The game was halted by the Pennsylvania curf-uw. The book Chat since the game woru riim.e innings ondud in a tie. it must be- replayed completely.

Tlra other two games didn't, go nine so they'll be picked up where the clubs loft off, and finished. Tha rule -that's responsible for the of so many headache powders is a war baby. It says that irames called of Sunday laws, blackouts, attempts lo moke a train, and similar causes must be. suspended; and finished later. The S'--.

Louis Cards have one of those hanging games ove-r their -heads. They're one of vhe teams l.he Phils have a score to settle with. A.nd Brooklyn: Dodprors 'have The Dodgers and the Pittsburgh Pirates have ono in- nir.g of one game to finish. Pirates led when the game st.ojjpetl— the Dodgers losing fourteenth straight w'hen: ''ho. Pennsylvania Sunday- "curfew halted contest.

New York 7, Boston 1 (1st). 2d pame postponed, rain: Cliicago 7, Detroit 2 (1st). DeLroit 7, Chicago 3 (2d). '8, PhiladelphJa 4 ClKl). Washington Philadelphia 3 (2d).

St. Louis Cleveland 7 (1st). St. Louir, 2, Cleveland 1 Louis New Boston Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago Philadelphia. The W.

L. IS 37 -13 36 -13 30 -11 -10 44 40 44 30-11 37 45 .318 .500 .470 .476 No games today. NATIONAL LKAGUE JVROMPT SKKVICB! Bring your vacation dry clean- of -and be UMsurod LIclK'rmiin'ii prompt service, 28 CHURCH STREET REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 6TH JUNIOR COLLEGE 34 CENTRAL AVENUE the widen choice oT point ready to UM, no -im Mangrum Wins So. CaL Golf Tourney Los Anpeles.

July Ma.ng-rum, former JPittsburg-h pro- fesslonnl jrolCor, won thn SoulJiern CiUifornia Open litlc. Mangrum came from behind to defeat nmateiir Bruce McCocmick In' the finals. ALCAZAR 'H RCMuHn Koston 8, Brooklyn 4 UsU. Brooklyn Boston 5 (2d). St.

Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 C2d). 3, Pittsburgh 0 (1st). Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0 Philadelphia 0, New York 2 (1st). New York Philadelphia 3 (2d).

TONIGHT Tho Standing VV. L. Pet. St. Louis 5-1 23 .701 Pit.tsbugrh 4133 Cincinnati 44 3fi New York 40 41 Philadelphia.

34 44 Clucago Brooklyn Boston 32-17 No games -iod'ay. Chicago bss-eball f.in'3 saw four pitchers exhibit best form yesterday n.s Cubs the Pitbfburffh P-I-ratfts split a pair of one to nothing sbutouLs. T-he Cubs won the game as Hank Wysc beat Rip Sewell, the 'look the r.np Max Butcher turned in a to lop Claude P.i<aj.-;nu. At Boslon fhe Brooklyn Dodgers ended their losing- streak, at 35 by the second g.ime of a itwin bill from the Boston: Braves, 8 l.o 5. The Br-avcs won the opuncr.

t.o 4, but in the cap the veteran Curt Davis pitched the Dodgers the longest losing -streak in the club's hisory. The -Philadelphia Phillies rode -lo to 2- viclory over the York Giants behind Al Gerheauser's hurling in l-he 1'irsl. of thair double bill. at. Philadelphia.

The Giants -had a to 3 lead when the nightcap called afler eif innings because of fhc Pennsylvania Sunday curfew law. The will completed the next Lime the Giants vi-sit Philadelphia. At, St. Louis Blix Donnelly go! his first starting n-ssifrnmerit for tlio and beat Uie Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2 in the firs' game of their doubieheader. Tiie tods came back in late innings of the nightcap to win, 3 2, gain a split for the day.

Jn the American league the St. nuis Browns stratchod their lead to two full -games by battling through to win two 12-inning pr.imes from the Cleveland Indians at Cleveland. The Brownies look the to 7. and the game, 2 1. The New York Yankees beat Ilic Boston Red Sox, 7 to 1.

in the opener of their bargain bill Xcw York, bul. the Yankees lost their chance to kocp pace wilh She Browns when the second game rained out. The Washington Senators moved into fourth place by slapping down the Philadelphia -Athletics twice a-! Washing-ton. The Sena-toi-s took the first game. to -4 and thu nightcap, 4 3.

Al Detroit the Tigers and the Chicago White Sox split their dou- with curtain-raisor going to the White Sox, 7 to 2, and the second game lo the 7 to 3. There won't be any major league baseball "8. 'Rubber Sports 8ix And Three Won-Lost Rec. ord; In Fourth Place Scovill's. Jnduatria.1 soflball comes' to Recreation field tonlchi to mee-l, the U.

S. Rubber Co. 'o in a of a. posponcd game The jjets underway at Scovill's- record -for i-he wuison far is 8 and 1, and the club is Sin: the -top of -the leaguo by its Joncly Hubco on other hand in fourth two other clubs. with.

a and 3 mark Brownie tCaraban will shargc of the lea.m this week as "Sy" Sctbcrlinc, manager, i on vacation: And tomorrow in Waic bui-y, Rubco ''stacks up Chase, while Scovill plays Waterbury Tool, an. ball club. A win for the Rubber-men lo. night will pul. the loop into another scramble.

Ed Uraska win be the probable starter for iha A large crowd is expected to take in. I'hc con lest. 1 Grazing districts operating under U. S. supervision in 1940 increased in number to 03 in acreage lo Permits were issued to 20,609 stockmen.

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