The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-15

Admission booths will be erected | at the park tomorrow and if the | porceeds live up to expectations some of the outstanding independ- ent and semi-pro teams in the country will be brought here. The Brooklyn A. C. with Larry Mullen, Alex Mazzarella and Johnny Jab- I lonowski' in their lineup will be the Colonels opponents.
 Look For the GOatecs Novel team is clad in overalls q straw cap so as to resemble q typical Kentucky farmer, not to mention the fact that nearly all of the performers have real goatees.
 Practically all of the players on the Kentucky Colonels have had league experience and are able to offer the fans more than an or dinary baseball game. Grown-ups and children, too, enjoy seeing the l Colonels "cut capers" together with their fun, mirth and tricks. A good entertainment and real baseball! Every member of the club was born and bred in Old Kaintuck, | the land noted for fast race horses. The overralls bear the real em- blem of Kentucky-a horse shoe. | According to the beliefs of the Colonels, these emblems help to win ball games.
 All Ball Maulers.
 l Being baseball players in the l first magnitude the Kentucky Col onels are able to exhibit a more scintilating game than is often seen in many cities and towns throughout the country. All are real ball maulers some from the mountain section of Kentucky, some from the Bluegrass region and several from the sates metro- polis-Louisvillle.
 Everywhere the Colonels have exhibited this season they have been greeted by packed grand- stands. Each player'is generally given thunderous applause for his fine baseball ability as well as the many scientific tricks each presents. Oft-times there are more fans pulling for the Kentucky boys than there are for the home club, due probably to the fact that they are the best of sports, taking the bad breaks with a smile and eagerly taking advantage of the good breaks. Always striving to prove tht Kentucky is noted for more than fast race horses-fast ball players.
 Wear Red Bandannas.
 Overalls! Straw Caps! Cob pipes! Goatees like the real Ole Kain- tuck Colonels wore! Red Bandanna handkerchiefs! Better than a cir GUS! Don't miss seeing the south lands greatest ball club in action! Caskey A. Comedian. Gray Caskey, first baseman and outfelder, is q native of Marion County, Ky. Bats and throws left handed. Keeps the fans in a hilar- ious mood by his many escapades on the bases. Formerly owned by St Louis Cardinals. Height. feet, weight, 1S5 ounds.
 Roy Gray. shortstop. is a native of Louisville, Ky. Throws and bats right handed. Is the real clown of the team, an artist at handling a baseball and has play ed in the Central, Middle-Atlantic and Mississippi Valley leagues. l He1SHt, leeL ( lnCucSp Wcl6Htt loV pounds.
 A Brother of Card Pitcher. | Howard Derringer. second base. l is a native of Washington County, Ky. He is brother of Paul Der ringer, star pitcher of the St Louis | Cardinals. Takes, the game as a business and is perhaps the stead- fest player on the club. Throws and bats right handed. Height: feet, 10 inches; weight: 160 pounds
 Harold Head Bailey, outfield. CT, is a native of Campbell County. Ky. Throws and bats right handed. Has played in the Eastern league. Led the Central Kentucky league in batting last season with an aver age of .412. Height: G feet, 2 in- ches; weight: 190 pounds.
 l Leo Hall. outfielder and pitcher, Is native of Breathitt County. Ky.