The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-08
WATERBURY TEAMS
 BREAK EVEN IN LABOR DAY MEETS
Boomer Girls Defeated- StantOn's QuOiters Vic- tOriOus - BOcci Finals Next Sunday

The largest crowd that ever w.t. messed an event at Hamilton park, with the exception of the tooth an- niversary pageant turnout some wears ago, flocked to Hamilton park yesterday afternoon to see the big sports carnival staged under the direction of William J. Derwin of the. park department Athletic teams from New York, Bridgeport and New Britain, and individual performers from Thomaston, Union City and surrounding towns par tciipated in the affair which pro- vided four hours of amusement for everybody. Waterbury teams won two victories; the public Parks All Stars beating the New York Bloom CT girl to while Bill Stanton's All Waterbury quoit team won the inter-city match with New Britain, @ to 6.
 Two defeats were also chalked up against local combinations, Howard Fairchild and his aggre- gation of crack tennis players from the Bridgeport Y. M. c. A. trim ming the Waterbury No. 1 outfit led by Eddie Sutton and Neil Ma loney, to 1; while the sensational Bridgeport American Legion junior baseball team trounced Frank o. Donnelps Waterbury Legionaires 8 to 2. Capt. Leaman Harveys Wa terbury No. tennis crew got an even break with the New Britain club explained by w. H. Van Op- pen by scoring in three of the six matches played.
 Maloney Beats Mansfield
 Al Smith stood out in the play of the No. Waterbury team by conquering Frdedy Steinman, the New Britain city champion, 6-3 and 6-2. Miss Anna Moran, runner-up in the local city women's tourney, defeated Miss Sylvia Kotkin of New Britain in a special match 6-2, 60. Neil Maloney was the only local player to register against the Bridgeport array, the former Holy Cross captain defeating Eddie Mansfield by 6-3, 6-2.
 Charley Rosasco's East End Genuese team will probbaly oppose the Uniques in the finals of the gig Italian bocci tourney which was staged on Diamond No. 2. Dark ness settled over the big field just as the semi-f1nals were concluded. that the finals would be played at Hamilton park Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. There will be a meet ing of the managers of the Uniques, Genuese and Marchegiani at the Fulton park community house at 7:30 o'clock tonight to settle protest of the Marchegiani over the alleged use of an out of town play CT by their conquerors.
 There is no question about the supremacy of Bill Stanton's Ham, ton park quoit team after yester- day. The out casters won the city championship by defeating Bob Stone's aggregation 16 to II and then turned around and helped the A All-Waterbury team to beat New Britain nj a special inter-city match to 6. The win of the Stan tonmen was most decisive, even handicapped because of the loss through injuries of Matty Shea and Matt Lawley. Jim Clifford did a great job handling the scoring.
 William J. Derwin of the park department wishes to express his gratitude for the cooperation of all members of the various committees which assisted him in making yes- terday's program one of the most | successful in the history of the city. | Among them are Bill stanton, Bob Stone, Neil Maloney, Eddie Sutton, 1 Leaman Harvey, Phil Coppeto. Art Lunny, Leno Costaldo, Ralph Donnell, Art Wengertsman, Charley Ruggles, Harold Hadley, Frank o. Donnell, Art Wengertsman, Charley Guglielmo, Bill Gaughan, and the collectors and others whose assist ance was invaluable.
 Tennis Bridgeport 4, Waterbury; No. i, 1
 Howard Fairchild (B) defeated Les Beardsley (W) 7-5, 6-S.
 Winton Hoffman (B) defeated Eddie Sutton (W) 6-1, 6-2.
 Clifford Lytle (B) defeated Henry Cieslewski (W) '6-2, 6-1.
 Neil Maloney (W) defeated Ed ward Mansfield (B) 6-S, 6-2.
 Iytle and Mansfield (B) defeat ed Genua and Barker (W) 6-2, 6-3.
 Waterbury No. ?, 3; New Britain, 8.
 Captain Leaman Harvey (W) defeated Leon Wolski (N. B. S-6,
 Johnny cianci (N. B.) defeated Russ Hickman (W) 2-6. 6-3, 6-4.
 Al oAiieh wv uSASatSN AN Steinman (N. B.) 6-3, 6-3.
 H. Bassette (N. B.) defeated Joe Strogatz (W) 6-2, 3-6, GA.
 R. Hickman and Al Smith (W) defeated w. H. Van Oppen and F. Steinman (N. B.) 6-2, 6-3.
 Johnny Cianci and H. Bassette (N. B.) defeated Captain l.. Har- vey and Clyde Patterson (W) 4-6, 6-2, 7-5.
 Women's Match
 Miss Ann Moran of Waterbury defeated Miss Sylvia Kotkin of New Britain 6-0 6-2.
 City Quoit Championship
 Smith -Harlowe (F) defeated Stanton Bowen GID to l.
 Bowen Miller GID defeated Johnson -Norling (Fl 2 to 1.
 Moran-Stone (F) defeated Bowen-Miller GID 3 to o.
 Sunderland-Walla (F) defeat ed Martin Geraghty GID 2 to l.
 Rowe Oulette (F) defeated Monroe-Downes GID to l..
 Truman-Dowling GID defeated Maloney- G eraghty (F) ? to l.
 Miller-Bowen GID defeated Sutherland-Wall (F) 3 to O.
 Lang -Divileskis GID defeated Norling J ohnson (F) ? to 1. Smith -Harlowe (F) defeated