Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 6

insws VMDAV, INT ByWUliam Sharp WIN mPQUCK ACCUSED THEIR Local YWCA Will Compete In Conn. A. A. U. Swim Meet New Haven, Fob, glrl.i, TWCA groups from New Hiwen.

Waterbury," Norwalk, Stamford and iratuck, will for Connecticut A. A. V. 100-yard an just one of the many carded for annual carnival In tho Ptiyno -Whitney a week from Saturday nlKbt. fhe'afternoon time trials will, bo pare tho field down to.

six fln'alljts for -ono of tho of ntur- iituddcd program, which wlintrlng some of the top.HwimmlnK talent in America to Now Haven. The Naugatuck representative will be the wcll-kmnvn Rcgina Sullivan, a protege of Alex Sullivan, one of distance swimmers and veteran champion of these events. Giant Officials Off To Training Site Now York, Feb. front-office staff of tho New York Giant baseball tenm Is on tho way to the club's spring training camp Phoenix, Arliona. Tho group includes President Horace Stonoham, Publicity Director Oary 'Shumachor and Field Manager Mel Ott.

They will open the team's now quarters and prc- pnrc for the arrival of the players on February 13th. Traditional Foes On Irish 1947 Football Schedule South Bend, Indiana, Fob. 7 what Dame football fans have been-waiting foi since the close of season It's the 1947 grid schedule. The Irish open their season October 4th by playing Pitt Pittsburgh. Then comes Purdue'Octo- ber llth at Lafayette, Indiana and Nebraska at South Bend on the Iowa visits the Dnom home stadium October Navy off against the Irfih Jn Cleveland on "the much-talked about Army game will played at Notre 'Dame November by the' Northwestern gome onrthe- 15th at Northwestern and the Tularib game at Notre Dame on the 22nd.

November 29th is open and the Irish will close their geasoh' December eth by meeting' Cal in Los Angeles. GOLDIE'S Oamera Shop Fodorul, Hunraj, IMtjur, KejrMr Soldllfht IT Grand St, Tel. 0-1878 Orrh. frl. ft HI-HAT RESTAURANT 185-18!) No.

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recently organized circuit, will play its opening games of the season this evening at tho gym, Tho circuit was originally scheduled to swing Into action last Friday, but gave up its playing time for the March of Dimes benefit. Six teams will jn the loop, namely: Dog House, Hot House, Ice House, Green House, Light HoUDc, Gas House. Boston Bruins Lead In 100 Point Scorers Boston, Feb. Boston Bruins are having a tough time of It In the current Stanley Cup raco. It's hip-and-tuck battle to hang on to third place in the National Hockey League.

But when It' c'omes to the centur- (ans hockey's 100-goal club they hands down among tho playern on the active llat. There were only 16 Centurlans around at last nount. And five of them arc Bruins, including an entire front line, the famed Kitchener kids. Lcs Canndicns and the Chicago Bl'ickhawks arc right behind Boston with three members each. Montreal nl.io has tho loader, Joe Blake, who has blinked the red light 219 times.

He's followed by Boston's play- making Bill Cowloy, with 188, Bryan Hextull of the. New York Rangers with 173 and Syl Apps of Toronto with rtiT. i' 'i i i'i Expect Trouble With Lavender No Advance Sale Of Tickets Here For Encounter At Ansonia High The Naugatuck High School clash against Ansonia tonight at. the -Anaonla High school. -gymnasium.

-The outcome of.tho game-will have a material effect on NaugatucU, Valley League standing. 11 ag Coach Ray Foloy's, team still, in the running. for championship ar result -of "Us easy over Wllby Wednesday'' night, and Ansonia, whp had to apply the pressure defeat Crosby Wednesday, is tied for -third place with Torrlngton: Naugstuck'B easily won victory shown what the team can do without the help, of 'Chet Uscakiewicz but 'the abnence of the ce'n-. i or tonight's 'game may make a especially as the'. game will bo on Anaorila'si home floor.

Bob Stnufreri man for the Valley League crown, will dp a great deal to cinch the game for Naugatuck If he play's 'as he did Wilby after being checked until the third period of that contest. If Naugatuck wins tonight it Will bo the I'Sth victory, out of 16 (tarts, -one' time 13 'would not be an- unlucky 'nuinber. A repeat performance such as Vln and Healy and Bob Jones turned- in the Wildcats will go a WiiBTOVerSt Francis Rams Chuck's Sti-vlce Five, returning to local after 'an absence of -five' years, had an ensy time against the cls Rama ar Colunribug Hall, last winning 46-10. Russ Weaving, Service center, paced the winners with 13 pplnts. "The Merry Mbi-ticlans, claimants of'- the borough amateur basketball championship as a result of their win.

the Post Office Big, JTive'easily defeated tho Hard- long way. to jnaXc the 13th victory come true. The Naugatuck-Ansonia tilt, is scheduled to get underway at 8:30. The Naugaituck reserves will go against the Ansonia'. reserves In the first' contest of the evening at 7 o'clock.

There will be no advance of tickets for the game in Naugatuck, it was announced last nlghit by Coach Ray Folcy. Tickets for the contest will go on sale at Ansonia High -school tonight at 6. Fish, Game Against Passage Of Firearms Bill Resolutions against postage pf.a bill 'In. which would make registration' of firearms com- adopted at'the meet- Ing of local Fish and Game group, at the Town HnH Wednesday, Copies of the- resolutions will sent to S. Sen.

Raymond. E. Baldwin and Rep. James T. Patterson with-a request that they, vote agwinst; passage if Lhc bill.

The. club also votPd to start immediately to build a fishing pond on It's land at Plaits Mills, acquired several weeks ago. It was decided to have officers mnet Sunday morning with and Inspect the grounds for the pon'd. Prcs. Sltar said that the pond would be fed by several brooks.

Rocco Mariano and Josoph MBTI- glni were named co-chairmen of a-committee to arrangp for the smoker At Linrten Park hall In April. A date for the nf- fair will be decided at the March meeting. ware Waterbury, ning a 51 Sl total, Gormleywlth 18 points was high Bcor.ei 1 for the winners. The scores: Chuck's Edmonds, If Janlck, rf Neary Gunnoud, Ig M. 'Sweeney, rg B.

Sweeney 2 Totals 22. 1 Rams P. 0 Ti rf 0 J. Finke. 0 Borgnis, Ig 2 J.

Morris, rg 1 Totals 3 4 10 Score at half time: 12-2, Chuck's. Referees R. Markovic, Currier, B. Mascola, C. Mascola.

Merry Morticians Nolde, If Schmelkc Smith, rf i Gormley I Weaving-, 5 'Buckmillcr 0 Shea, Ig 2 Finke Rawllng, rg Rossi Fighters In Action Tonight Two of Joe Rossi's stable of fighters will be in action tonigfrt at the Danbury armory, Joe Madden and Paul Kovach will show on the Hat 3lty card which has been arranged by Pete famous Danbury fight promoter. Nacettes To Swim In Yale Carnival New Haven, Feb. -7 Thei Nacelles, one of the most brilliant groups of women swimmers In the nation, have been added to the long 1st of outstanding, aquatic stars who will perform here February IS at the Fifteenth Annual Swimming Carnival of Yale University In the Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The Nacettes, specialists In formation swimming, are from bhe Newark Athletic Club and the water ballet work of these bines skill and grace to the utmost dogroc. The cast up of ton girls who are not only top notch swimmers, but specialists in precision work.

2 10 0 2 0 2 6 18 4 14 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 Tatals 19 13 51 Kwlks Hymen, If 4 Fitzgerald O'Connor, Louis 1 3, 0 8 0 2 0 ,6 Kllroy, 237 Football Lettermen To Honor Cheer Leaders Next Week Peel La Russi, Ig 000 000 Tuloiro 0 0 0 Mlnicucci. rg 2- 0 4 pleason 0 1 1 Totals 13 531 Score at half time: 27-15, Moi'ts. Referee, Fox; scorer, B. 'Markovic; timer, B. Mascola.

Purple Knights Oppose Colored Giants Sunday Naugatuck's Purple Knights will stack up against the Brooklyn, N. Colored Giants at tho local Sunday afternoon, without the services of their star forward. Gene CzapHcki. Coach Cliff Swirski of the Knights has announced that Czap- llckl has decided to turn in his uniform for the remainder of the season. Gene will report to St.Louls Cardinals' training camp in FJorida later in the month, and has decided to take time off to get ready.

Manager Ploski of the Knights has lined up the Bluebirds to oppose the Central Avenue Spnedy Five In the preliminary. HONORED Boston, Feb. Clapper, tho Iron man of hockey, will be honored Wednesday as no oth- or living hockey player ever has mV 0 1 Wh birthday, will be officially notified of his election to the International Hall of Faroe. He la the first plnycr to be elected while still living, Elk lake in Oregon is nearly a mile above soa level. Dancing to Naine Bands BUCKINGHAM HALL Waterbury' SAT.

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Direct from. Y. FREDDIE BREDICE King of the Guitar and Fraturtnr Original Coming! KENTON Adm. 1.20 Including tux MEET THE BEARDS Coach Tom Waterbury Guards will. meet the House of David basketball team at the armory tomorrow night.

The Magnermen took the measure of the Bristol Tramps lost Sunday. BIXLER TO COLGATE Columbus, Ohio, Feb. It has been learned that Paul O. Blxlcr will resign as head football coach at Ohio State university accept a similar post at Colgate university. DODGE Hotchkiss St.

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plans have- been made to a ceremony to be held at the high school at which lettermcn of thi 1946 football squad will pay hono to the seven school cheer lead ers. Tho 'is scheduled fo the Senior assembly next week. The ceremony is tha outgrowtl of plans which were made after th close of the football season by members of the squad. The pel formance of the cheerleader throughout the fall had, in thi opinion of the- football men. been outstanding 1 and the boys-decidec that some official expression appreciation might bo in order.

It is believed that Football Cap tain Charlie DeAngelo originated the idea was immediate); and enthusiastically seconded Bob Jones. Tom Walsh, Jack Cud dy, Tom Bradshaw, Bill Lang. next year's qo-captains. Ken Zerbc and Bill Desmond, among others. A spokesman for -Ihe group ap preached High School Principa Edward L.

Kehoe who immediate ly gave approval to the project The event was planned so as no to interfere with regular schoo scholastic routine. It is reported that several facutty members helped out in various ways, and one faculty member in particular lent Invaluable service in planning details and supervising preliminaries. One of the principal features-ol the ccromony will be the presentation of a "Scroll or Appreciation' to each of the cheer leaders by-a designation spokesman for tho football pfoyers. Considerable and effort was put into the prep- SUNDAY JIMMY DORSEY and His Orchestra World's Greatest Saxophonist and Greatest Dunce Band featuring Dee Parker Bob Carroll Karl Kiffe Adm. Incl.

tax and wrobe 1.60 Wojimrownkl. Modrrn I'nllsh KUrmrrH. Saimre WaltUH unil Modern Rnmnirl Hlli Orchcotra and the Steel yoursBlfr-The Beginning or the End is coming! SAT-SUN MOVIt STAR of StATE PAI.H' '3 UTTii GIRIS -'Gorcey WED. "MIGHTV McGURK SMART PEOPLlE" aration of these documents, each of which has been individualized to fit its intended recipient. Wording on the scrolls is ihe Lettering is-the work of Captain DeAngelo.

Every, member of the Sibby Sisti Signs With Boston Braves (By United Press); American. Association's 1946 batflng champion is all sei to up to the Boston Braves. Sibby hit .343 with Indianapolis last season joint cffoTt of several members of I signed his contract with the Na- thc equad, according: lo reports, tinnal League Braves. the outstanding minor league player by the basebsUl bible Sporting is a leading prospect for shortstop or third base with the 1947 Braves. He played with the Braves a few football squad has autographed the documents which should make them a valued keepsake in -the opinion of many high school students to whom the planned ceremony has been an open secret for some weeks past.

In keeping with the football motif, principal speaker at the assembly next week will, be a prominent borough figure who is, himself, a- former star football player at one of the larger Eastern universities. The seven cheer leaders who will be honored arc: Capt. Sabina Zalcski, Ann Fitzpatrick and Myrtle Harding Seniors; and Cccilc Tracy, Jeanne Hackett, Dorothy Zehndcr and Lois Hcrmonatt, Juniors. Asia is the only continent which rivals North America in tobacco growing. A million acres, chiefly in India, Is devoted to the crop.

years ago shortly after leaving school, but was sent to the minors for seasoning. SALEM Today Sat. ALCAZAR Today Sat. TMIWACE Zonuck era JOHN fORD'S DENNIS JACXGUBON jR.esaasg!'. sasu BOXING Auspices Wtby.

A. C. Goo. Mulligan, Promoter TONIGHT State Armory, Waterbury MAIN BOUT 10 RDS. RED DOTY HARTFORD VS.

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We'll be seeing- you Friday nights. Salem Beats St Francis, 25-23 In Extra Period KENNY CLYMER needed more than regulation lime to turn back St in regrular Grammar School Jjctball league content at the hirh TTchopl recently, winning in a ii glc overtime period, 25-23. The game was forced into txthi playing time when Manuel cut the cordit with a set shot from the foul line to tic the 23 'all, with but a few of reflation time remaining. Prospect edged out St. Hcdwlr 1 by a 25-23 score also, jn the ond game played, aa Suizdak pued the winners with nine -Bryk racked up ten points for the loi- ers.

Hop Brook had an cany time with -Central, running up 44:11 as Szczepkowskl accounted for 16 points for the winners: Hop Brook led 8-2 at the end of the first period; 20-6 at the half, 30-8 at the end of the third period. PAINT HARDWARE HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES ETC. Free Delivery BALDWIN- UNDER CONTRACT Los Angeles, Feb. U-C-L-A left end who made virtually every All-America team in 1946 is under contract for three years to the Angeles of the All-America Pro Football league. He is Burr Baldwin, the six-foot, one-inch end who wu drafted by Ihe Green Bay Packers of the National Football league.

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