The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-11

Briotti, Gilmore Lead Attack
 Johnny Jablonowski who has found the going very tough this season lasted but five innings against the Hearts, gihing way to Ray Daly who was charged with the loss. The Hearts started their attack in the opening frame. Danny Briotti singling to left after Gilmore was retired by Mullen. Turk Flaherty walked. George Dveiiskis. leading hitter, singled past third scoring Briotti and send ing Flaherty to third. Joe Cos grove hoisted to Alex Mazzarella, Flaherty registering after the catch.
 The Brooklyns went into tenn porary lead in the fifth with two men out. Larry Mullen singled to right and piiifered second. Johnny -DeVito singled to score Mullen and taking second on the throw home. Sammy Fenn singled to center. De- Vito. c<lnting, Fenn continuing to third as the bail rolled through Charley Lewis legs. Vic Radze- vich scored Fenn with single to left.
 Johnny Gilmore opened the Hearts sixth with double to right scoring on Dan Briotti's single to left. Flaherty doubled to right as lab went to the showers in favor of Daly. Dvelislsis popped to Tenn. Cosgrove was intentionally passed: Shorty" Gug.ieimo famed and "Pee Wee" Zedgryn flied to Mag zarella.
 Tn the next frame, Charley Lewis singled to left and was sacrificed to second by Tocchio. Gilmore dropped a Texas leaguer to right, Lewis taking third. Gil went to second on passed ball, Lewis holding third. Briotti scored both with a single through the box, tax ing second on the throw in. Flan- erfv singled to left, Briottf going to third and Flaherty to second. Dyeliskis hit into a double play re- tiring the side.
 Tn the eighth the Brooklyns scored on Mazzarella's single to left. Roses force out, Lyons Annie oakley and Jack Mahaney's dou-- ble to- left which Flaherty failed to see coming his way. In the ninth. .DeVito started it off beating out a beautiful bunt. Fenn saori- feed. but DeVito was thrown out trying to steal third. Cosgrove to Dveliskis. Radzevich flied out Tor the final out. .-'
 Zelinsky Fans IA
 Earl Zelinsky held the Tommies to two scratch hits, famed IA and drove in two of his teams four runs with a single. "Bubnies Balinsky, Naugy high infelder. made his debut an suspicious one with the winners gathering two singles and 8 double in four en- deavors. Johnny Hoben, Boppy Cayanaugh and Mike. Hayes also showed for the. first time with Iohnny Kerwin's gang of hustlers.
 Vfceland to tho Rescue
 Jake Vreeland who has pitched in five different games the past week. relieved Printer" Purcell Tn the sixth and waded through the remainder of the eight inning con test. giving the Caseymen their third consecutive second round vic. tory. Patty Slattery and Happy Shea hit hard for the winners while young Mort Keilty banged out four hits in as many times at bat. making seven ,safeties in his last eight trips to the disc. aca Blinn lasted but four innings with the Mechanics giving way to Perc Atwood.
 The Hills scored their deciding marker in the eighth. With one; ous Tommy Moran singled to ieft, but was out trying to stretch it. @Christy" Hayes singled to the same spot and went to third on on Siattery's third. hitss,a sharp single 10 right. S'ats stole second. Vree- j.ad famed on a wide outcurve ,,hich got away from Mort sKeilty glowing Hayes tr score.