The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-21
WATER WILLIE
PLUMBERS WIN
 CHAMPIONSHIP
Capture Final Game From Chase at Hamilton
 Park
KRAFT KNOCKS HOMER

The Plumbers Brass Goods nine, winners of the championship in the Scovill baseball league. brought an- other championship to Waterville' last night when they captured the third and deciding game from the Chase Companies team. to take the city industrial championship. Each team had taken a game in the three game series and interest ran high in last nights contest which drew a large crowd to Hamilton Park.
 The well-timed hits of the Plum bers who touched Moriarty for nine safeties, including double by Bates, triples by Vim Knox and DiLeo and a home run by Kroft, accounted for pair of runs in the opening inning and three each in the sixth and seventh.
 Vim Knox held the Centaurs to five scattered hits on which they netted a run in the third and an other in the sixth. Wodloski and Vim Knox for the winners and Heeney for the losers led the bat ting attack with a pair of hits each. Five strikeouts were registered by each pitcher in the seven inning contest.
 The local team has played excel- lent ball throughout the season cap- turing the Scovill championship in both halves of the split-season schedule against the toughest op- position in years.
 Moore To Play In World
 Series
 vryz | jubilant last night as news was re- clinched the National League pen- nant by capturing the opening l game of twin bill with Pittsburg at Chicago. This insured the parti- cipation of Johnny" Moore as a regular Cub outflelder in the world |. series, which will open with the New York Yankees next Wednes- day.
 Two years ago when Moore join ed the Cubs 8 month before the series as utility outflelder there was cause for local satisfaction but little opportunity could be expect year. This year however, has been a different story and has seen Wa terville's baseball hero finally en- trenched as a regular center field. CT against all right-handed pitch ing opponents of the Cubs. His host of local friends expect great things of him during the series and scores of Waterville fans will accompany his parents, sisters and brother to the series games scheduled for New York.
 Moore has reached the goal of every professional baseball player Ill fct< t~t.f served after several years of dili- gent effort starting on the sand lots of Waterville and carrying him through seasons with the local city leagues the semi.professional New Departure team, the New Haven and Waterbury clubs of the East ern League, the Reading team of the International League, and the Los Angeles team of the Pacific Coast League.
 Bible Class Banquet The annual banquet of Every mans bible class of Waterville will take place at the dining hall of Grace Methodist church on the eve- ming of Saturday, October 1st. The banquet is to be in the nature of preliminary gathering before the official opening of the current sea- SSh "AaSu VIII eoh0 pAdCo dt Ss1o 2. m. on the following day. John H. Twelves, who once more heads the organization, has named an ex- cellent committee to look after the details of the banquet and a most enjoyable evening is promised the members of the class.
 Parent Teachers Association A card party for the benefit of the Waterville Parent Teachers as- sociation will be given on Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Russell Atherton of Essex avenue. Mrs Atherton is chairlady of the ways and means committee and will be assisted by members of that committee.
 Plans are progressing favorably for the next monthly meeting which will take place on the eve- ming of October 11th and to which all Waterville parents are invited. Girls Club of Waterville The regular fall program of the Girls Club of Waterville will be outlined tomorrow evening when the weekly meeting will be again resumed following the usual sum- hner vacation. A hot dog roast will be held at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs Phoebe Emmons, on up- per Boyden street. All who plan to attend are requested to commit hicate with Miss Gladys Monroe, fhairlady of the entertainment committee.