The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-18
C. A. L. STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS Prospect Garage 9, NE. Thomas 0.
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 Tribune A. c. 5, Brooklyn A.C. l. Washington Hills 4, Sacred Hearts
 3.
 Two fire games featured in the City Amateur League yesterday afternoon. while the third contest. which was to be the headliner of the afternoon, was called off at the irst haff of the third inning, when darkness followed by rain caused the postponement until late rin the season.
 Upscts are frequent In the lOO1, this season, but the setback of tho Brooklyn A. c., 1881 champs at the hands of the Tribune Club. was the biggest event of the current season. Last seasons champs are this years tailcndcrs. and strange as 1t seems. but on paper the Brooklyn team appears as one of the strongest teams i'm the circuit.
 Earl Lefty" Selinske. the Union City youngster, who has been go- ing big on the mound for the Tribes, hurled his second two hit game in the last 16 innings. A week ago he held the Tommies to pair of bingies, while yesterday, Rose and Lyons were the only Brooklyn members to collect a hit apiece. ,t fis
 Sclinskc was q bit too free with. isuing passing, by walking six bat :, tcrs, amongst who Vic Ratlzevicli had n perfect day mt bat being walked four times, while Lyons and DaIy were the other two bnt- ters given an Ann Oakley to first. The Tribune iefthander struck out 12 batsmen, Johnny Devtto and Mack" Michigan striking out on three occasions.
 Joe Doyle, who hurled for the Garargcmcn at the start Of tjsc l stasOn, joined the Trlbuncs ycster- day. pastimihg in right field. An other newcomer who returned home for the weekend. played q prominent part in the Tribes vic- tory. He was no other than our l own Walter "GOggcy" Bowen. tho small home town boy that made good in that b fg city. New York. He collected two singles. battcd in . run scored n run himself. and handled four chances faultlcssly In the field. Some boy; this Walter! | The Tribune hoys scored their first run of the game in the sixth inning. With one down. Cava- naugh walked. stole second as Doyle famed. Walt Bowen's single past third scored Cava- naugh.
 The BrOOklyns tied the count i'm the last half of the sixth frame. I With one out. Radzcvich walked went fO sccond on a wild pitclp. and scored on Rosc's single to center.
 The Tribes pushed across two more tallies in the seventh and again in the eighth inning. Tn the seventh. Fitzpatrick led off with a single to left. Hoben sa crificef. Selinske vas hit fin the elbow by a pitched hall. and Kiiess nushed out Texas Leaguer In left cen- ter. Heating popped out to Mul. Ion. Bobby Cavanaugh slashed a seheaching single through short. scoring Fitzpatrick and selenske. Doyle frounded out. forcing Kfiesa on second. To make the win more impressive. Johnny Kerwin's charges chaiked two more in-the eighth frame Walt Bowen singled and Johnny Eagan cmshed out a home run to deep left center for the final scores in this game. | a-@
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