The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-17
'BROOKLYNS ROUT HILLS AS TRIBES
 BOW TO HEARTS
Jabl0nowski Shelled as Leaders Triumph, II to 6-Longlois Big Gun in Hearts Win-Garagers ROut TOn1mies

Remembering the depths into which they were tumbled in their first round meeting by the Wash ington Hills. the well balanced Brooklyns yesterday revenged themselves on the Abrigador representatives by taking a de- cisive II to 6 decision at Hamil- ton park, thereby announcing themselves as 1891 City Amateur league champions who will uphold the colors of the Brass City in the national amateur baseball tourna- ment to be conducted in Cleve- land next month. Tn the other league games the Sacred Hearts staged an UT hill battle to eke out A 9 to 8 decision over the Tri- bunes in a 12 inning fray while the Prospect Chargers romped of with a . to 6 win over the weak ened Thomas club.
 Home Runs Galore
 A league record for home runs in Il single game was recorded in the Chargers -Tommies tile when five Ruthian waliops were made by Joe Jannetty and Bobby Grea- torex of the Tommics and Fay Vincent, Joe Maine and Bart Me- DonncIi of the r. c. nine. In the Tribes Hearts game four circuit blows were completed, one apiece by Funk Shea. Jimmy Fryer. George Langlois and Everett Mur- phy. The extra base hits in the feature game between the Hills and Brooklyns were limited to doubles.
 BrOOkIyns start Easily
 The boys from across the bridge pelted Johnny Jablonowski all around in the first three innings and pushed across runs before Plnter Purcell was called in from the bull pen. The Hills retail atcd' in the third and fourth with i've runs. but failed to overcome the lead of the Victors who played fine ball behind Ray Daly.
 Bobby Tucker and Pep" Mag zarella, the speedy duet alternating around second base. were the big guns each garnering four hits In five endeavors. The Torrington lad handled six chances faultlessly while Mazzle handled one less without a miscue. Ray Ahearn. Larry Mullens. Vic Hadzevich and Paul Doran each hit safely twice for the Hills.
 Langio.s Comes Through
 The, Hearts were trailing to 4 going Into the last of the seventh when Pat Doran changed seats with Johnny Howard. The move was a fine one as the Hearts poled Joe Dove, to and fro for { runs to knot the count at 8-all. With three on base, two out and still four runs In the van, likeable George Lam gIois rapped Joe Doyle for real Ruthian wallop which almost caused the heart of John Condon 10 stop beating. In the fatal 12th Langlois came through with a sin gle to open the frame. went to second on Ev Murphy's passed blal and scored on Mobiles drive which went through Basta. Langlois garnered four singles for the win- ners as did Eddie Lyons for the Tribes.
 Sock Sock Sock
 In the Garagers-T -Tommies game the outfielders of both clubs were given plenty of work IS Jerry Mur- D and Ray Ouimet were hit hard and timely. The losers were weak ened by the absence of George Mulligan who injured his foot at the shore yesterday morning and Towie Coivin. hard hitting fly. hawk. Fay Vincent broke a 6-G tie In the fourth inning with a home run over Eddie DiNapolfs head. Mcdonnell. Vincent. Piazza and Maine collected two safeties apiece for the winners while Grea- torex was the only loser to hit safely more than once.
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