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Six NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. On The Air Today 1 in, WTIC-iNVws; Market WEAF -Toby Tyler Rogers Orch, Ontnil Station in. WTTC --Market WAT.li-- Tra lisa tin tit k- I p. in. WAKU- Country Journal WTIC Indiana fndlgc Swing Shift l-Vilii: WF.AK-- Carolyn Cltbert Orch.

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WA1JC N.jws; IJrown Orch, Oivli. UK'S iledl'onl. Mass i his ilrai't hoard lislocl his a.u'e as a New i wrote In- Ui; and: "This is borne out tny records, cmplny- rnent hearsay, list of birthday cards lack appcar- anc'i! und recurring Oiitstniulinr: soouritins. cither wholly or c.xenspt 1'rom the federal ir.comc tax. 1 ro esti- rnnted by the department to amount to million, as of (Jly rrcss) Tho Is'ew York Yankees arc one iiK stop closer to Lheir fourth pennant.

They now lead Lhe SL IjO.uiy J3rowns iy one full The Yanks hai! to li.infr on for 2 innings to it, but they 1'in- lly manured to subdue tnc Boa- ou Tied in the l-Uib Cily yesterday and win, 7 to 0. Tho Yunkci Joe Cronin's crew int.n he last, of the ninth and thu hut the Sox tied it up holli mes. In tho twolftli the Yanks 3orccl twice, und Jim Turner hold 10 Rod Sox to one in their half. At Chicago thu White Sox and 1C battled "until thi; last. of the seventh with tho honors oven.

Then the White Sox piled onto Al and won, to And in Ihe only olh- or American league name of tho day the Washington Senators on- lertained tho Philadelphia Allilot- Ics and shin thorn out, to 0. Curtiss St. Flats Smother Polish- Americans, 19-8 Mickey did tliu job fur his lenth Ji'y of the year. In ihr Xation.il lenguc at the Brooklyn cle- fealetl the Phillies, 4 to aiul Ihe Phils dropped to the cellar. Les won his sixth the SUM for the Brouks.

This That Bv I)IJKK- KAXLAUSKAS STAMPS 5, swift Guilder is out of racing for ten days and rumors are a as to the cause of the track star's ill- The Swedish report which toid of HuKK's Illness said mcsrely he is suffering from "over exertion." and that's that fails to the curiosiy of the mildly interested fan. Old time admirers of Swedish trad; stars say thu trouble probably Inys in nourishment. This, they r.dd. is fault common Scandinavian footraccrs. to press rejiorts.

the Finnish racer Paavo of the flying runners from had less than a sketchy diet. The aco of Abo subsisted or. dried fish and black and 'The Curtiss street Flats trounced the Polish-American sol'tball Loam 10-S Park last night to win l.lic series between the two, 2-1. The Flats opened up In the sixth inning, batting uround twice, and scoring ler. rims clinch the contest, Mgr.

'Cubby Cowan used Howie MyorM on the mount! ami hi.s variety of pitches stood him in good stead us he held Ihe slugging P. A. teiLin to runs, diet Furs twirled for the losers, and was the victim of Ihe Cth inning splurge. All members of Flats' team i i were hot last night, and Zeke Mana.han, luo, got a hut. Mgr, Cowan was pleased with the' play of his team last night, and is look- lurwart! to the meeling between thf Natigat.uelt Co.

and 'his champions of Union City. Mgr. Cowan pointed out this morning that this will he the garr.e of the the firemen have a statewide reputation und scss a great amount of playing uunity. HI; also traced, the Flats' progress fruni tho early moments oJ' organization when they even had lough time getting game; with lln; North street Small- and ended up with the great victory over the Polish-American club, anrl hopes to haw; a victory over the volunteers climax a groat year. Meriden To Use Gumpert; aylbr To Work For Locals shattered world records by the For Ntirnii took hot and th'jn rollud in war.

more American records. Tho oni: time Nurmi did fro astray from his black bread and dried lish diet, he Mined on a. New Yori; feast of pot pic. And jtisc before a. race.

The. hap- n.nd Nurr.ii's interior revolted, forcing him to drop out after the. race had hoKtin. so on Lhe HnKK I illness coniend that 1 mny be I mimicking Nurnii's h.ibits. Then, it's possible thu frailly built Swede just needed a trood rest.

New Golf Balls May Hit Market When Germany Quits GRUBS WITH GUX Cambridge. Mass. woman reported to Police Lt. Richard. Linohan that a girl held her up at gunpoint and robbed her of one cigarette Washington.

Sept. Here's Rood news foi- iho nation's ers. AVnr board olllcials say that if Germany is defeated this year it's prohnljlo new balls will be- available by next An official points out Rolf balls undoubtedly would be includ- od in the iicms that tho WPB plans to allow i.o KO back into jiroduction J-Iitlcr is defeated. That rvjistcr Golfer won't have io use re-painted or re-cov- crcd jcolf balls Harridge Sees No Difficulties For Ex-Army Players nICK EVANS INKS STAR U. right, with J4-year-ofcJ Bobby Jonof, at Croat ONE of the greatest amateur golfers ever to play the game, Charles (Chick) Evans, of Chicago, won- his first tournament in 190G the Western Intcrscholastic golf, when only 1C years old, Since, Evans has gone on to win several dozen titles, Including: the U.

S. Amateur ancl the U. S. Open. The famous Chicagoan who per- enmally'enters the National Amateur competition, was born in Indianapolis, July 18, 1SSO, the son of Charles and Lena (Young) Evans.

He attended Evanston academy ancl Northwestern university. Evans won tho Interscholastic championship three times, the Western Junior, the Chicago city championship eight times, the Western Amateur eight times, the Western. Open, tho French Amateur, the U. S. Amateur twice and the S.

Open once. Yostorday's Itosnlts Now York T. Boston 0 (12). -I. Philadelphia Chicago 0, St.

Luiiis n. Only ganies scheduled. The New York St. I.ouis Detroit Boston Cleveland Philad Iphla Chicago Washington L. Pet.

no 73 GO 71 (3-1 70 73 01 73 50 79 .530 Toiln.v's Games, JMtcliers New York at I5onham 1.1-0) vs. i 2-31. Philadelphia ai Washington iS-10) vs. (2-1). Cleveland at (9-11) vs.

Ovormire St. Lnuis .11 Chicago (nigh't) Jnkiicki CIJ-D) vs. L'jpat (9-0). Chicago. Sept.

William H.iiTidge of the American league predicts that there'll bo no postwar employment prob lem in the field of baseball for re turning GTs Harridge- points to the fine con tHtiuning given in ev cry branch of services and say he believes the wartime interrup tion will have little effect on most diamond cai'oers. Good basis for this prediction lies In the fact that most players now in the armed forces are of an ago to have several prime ploying yours loft. Among these men would be such st.irs as Joe DiMaggio and Rob Filler. However Harridge admits that such veterans as Luke 'Appling of the Chicago White Sox, Cecil, Travis with Washington, Hnnk Grecn- of Detroit, and Bill Dickey of the Now York'Yankecs. might not get back into active playing jobs.

Returning veterans-of the First World War set a high record of service with Major league clubs, und several attained league prominence. Sergt. Hank G-owdy played some of his first ball for the lio.ston Rods on his return from nclivo combat duty, and Roc! Fa her did the same thins: for Chicago Sox. "Old Pete" Alexander returned from World One to burl the St. Louis Cardinals to the National league nennant ami a world, championship, "Stuffy" Mclnnis and "General" Al Crnwder 'were others.

Sandy Ferguson Had To Have A Bottle In His Corner By -BERXAIUV BIlEXNElt United I'rirKK SporlK Stuff Tlio prizc-rlngmcn of half a. con tury ago didn't, behave much lik he 'pugs of Back in usty, brawling a llijhter vsaj generally a rough b'oy who wasn't at handling teacups. One of those swaggering, uvo sicd swingers was the late of Eo.ston. Sandy's tern- )er waa shoricr than n. G-T hair- cul.

7-ie a big huskj' boy could rattle the house when pounded on the bar. And the peo- plu wlio tried to m.in.ige Sandy dui'ing hi.s stormy progress through the ring wars around the turn of iht generally had a hard lime of it. One of Ihe men who thought he could handle Sandy was another well-known L. Sullivan. In suhivan guson in hand, and John L.

said that if Ferguson behave he'd make Sandy the heavyweight champion of the world. But like all the others, John L. ran into much trouble that the former champ itched to get into the ring and show Sandy how La do things. Ferguson went California to fight Jack Johnson handled the big ooy like a lightweight. There was one thing Sandy Ferguson insisted on having set whenever he fought.

Between rounds Sandy wanted his jolt of grog. Sandy wouldn't call it an honest rest until his seconds gave him a stii'f pifll at the botlle. The sorrel- top claimed it was just the thing to warm a nion the to send him out all full of new fight and energy. So whenever Sandy fought there was always a pint of liquor in his bucket. One of his seconds always Game Starts At 3 jp To morrow At Stadium I Tho Waterbury Brasscor win place- tho si.ron«c«t of on the diamond lo morrow tornoon whon they vith Mcridnn Coniolcoos at i This most Important start p.

m. sharp and cd to draw a record Crowd. The outlaid wi! be compoBcd of Jimrny late of ic Cubs; Ernio Koy, formerly v-uv Brooklyn and Boston of hf UonaJ Jeasuo and Junior Th'omn former Cincinnati oa hnp or, who will be on hand for relic' At first base local fans win chance to see Exr fomor /vlabam.i university txpcct- football Stamp Prices Slumped When Germans Left NATIONAL LEAGUE Vrstertlay's Krsultx Brooklyn Philndelphia Only game scheduled. Thu SUindlnjr W. L.

Pet. St. T.oiiis Pittsburfrh Cincinnati Chicago New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia n-l H5 70 70 50 CS GO 71 C-l 73 fvl 70 51 7S .729 .305 Today's Grimes, Y'llclicrs Boston at Mew (15 16) vs, Fclrlman Cll-nO). Pittsburgh at (16-11) vs. Konsl.inty (5-3).

Chiongo at St. Louis rnight) Passcau dO-fl; vs. Wilks (15-2). Only games scheduled. The mountain states showed a greater increase in population between 3H30 and than in the preceding decade.

Heading -for England in '21 London a fabulous rise during Nazi occupation, stamp prices in Home are again slumping, according to a report published in the London Daily Telegraph. Romans turned to stamp Collections as investments and insurance against monetary collapse. The compactness and easy portability of stamp collections made them idea! mediums of exchange during inflationary periods. A complete set' of Vatican City sold for about S6S when Germans took over Rome. The same scries rose as high as $-120 before, the Allies captured the city.

Concurrently, the scries is priced at about $M8, and this price is "xpcctcrl to fall considerably as the political situation become moro settled. took cure of it ready. But nipht something sad happened. Thai snsko-bito medicine c-'inio in a flask so small that it couldn't have cured the bite of a garden snake, which isn't poisonous, anyway. Sandy was fighting- .1 local boy on a tour of small towns that His opponent was a.

roucb. man with tlio gloves' who had little respect for Sandy's rop'Jtation. The Boston heavyweight, found himself the middle of a real battle. The oca! boy wasn't worrying about the fact that the was supposed io last 20 was ust poinjr after Sandy and hitting lini with gloves that felt like pav- np bricks. After two rounds of slupsinfr and ctting slufrsred Ferpruson dropped nto his stool and tossed off somc- linp- to encourape his insides.

And he went back out his seconds ooked at each other in amazement. There wasn't much of the stuIV not enough for 20 rounds. They for a didn't care who was knocked just wanted to see the' lifi-ht end quickly before Sandy found out that his friends had neglected to provide enoujrh ilrewater to last him through the bout. -But thorc was no kayo. It was just a good, oven slup-ginjr'bee.

The tight dragged on past the third, and sixth. Sandy kepi coming back to take his jolts from the flask. Each time he breathed and sighed: "Ah. I really needed the ninth worst happened. Sandy took one long pun and went back fight.

star, now property of N'cw York Yankees; at second' oey Gryska, formerly of -ouis Browns in the short'flcM will ho handled by DavcJ from Ft. Worth of league. Sklandany ed the OOP in hitting in and has racket! out ovor 150 homers in six ears in the minors and at third a-se will be Bill Johnson ew Tork Yankee world scries hero Aaron Robinson or Joe Ansenimo do the receiving with Johnny aylor, crack Negro hurlcr from 'artford on tJie mound for the Brass City nino. Randy former American league pitcher, will do the chucking for the Meriden outfit. This will be the second meeting between those two clubs and the locals are out win this game.

The lineups: If; Luccia. Jb: Pulski, 2m; Dugas, rf; Rose, cf; Korbrin, White, ssp Giofro- midano. 3b; Gumpert, p. 2b; Excel, Ib; Sklandany. ss; Johnson 3b; Gleason, cf: Koy, If; Thompson, 1 rf; Anselimo.

Taylor. G. sunk onto the stool and the flask come up like a homing but nothing happened. Sandy shook the flask and then he roared: "Where's the whiskey," Kis seconds talked as fast as they could, try-ing to take his mind of the subject, but Sajidy was a strong-minded man. Kc told them to bving on his drir.k Sir he would not fighu Once more they canvassed the there was still nothing available.

And Sandy stood up, waved to the crowd, and crawled through the ropes, fight, for Sandy Ferguson. ASHES SWALLOW DOGS Korrin. 111. (U disappearance of two dogs that sank i into the ground before their owners eyes has led to the discovery of a bed of red hot ashes 75 feet long and 50 feet wiCe near Hcrrin, 111. Spectators surmised that tne bed had been caused by burning coal dL-st.

Baseball Tomorrow Afternoon Meriden Contelcos Waterbury Brasscos Stadium; 3 P. M. out to Then his seconds shook the flask anxiously, nothing was left gurgle. They did everything they could canvassed the there wasn't a drinking man in tho place who had brought his supplies along. The house was drv.

Sandv WATCIf JKXVKI.KY William Schpero JSO ClU'ltCII 1 Wltht I'll ALCAZAR TODAY CMAIIUK CHAN in "The Chinese Cat" nlso "Cowboy Canteen" MIDNITE MOW SUNDAY MONDAY r.IOXKI. BAnKYMOJIK anil VAX JOHNSON in "MEN IN WHITE" STOOGIS COMEDY WKLLS FARGO WESTEKX Cartoon and Xovclty FRANK SINATRA GEORGE MURPHY ADOLPHE. MENJOU GLORIA DE HAVEN WALTER SLEZEK EUGENE PALLETTE "STEP LIVELY" SINATRA SINGS: Ol Arc" "Wlioro Poos l.ov,. othor Thno As Thorc usic NOW 2nd HIT WATER FRONT Carroll Xuish John Carradine Loews POU P. M.

STAGE IX PKUSOX FRANK SINATRA CONTEST Valuable.