The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-15
OVER THE PLATE
 (BY JOHNNY sTANKUs) g..... 4


 but he made up with his strikeouts by adding 15 more to his strikeout list. MT Salenski famed "Bossy" Harnick, Mulligan and Billy Scho- field three times each.
 On his first three trips to the plate, pitcher Clarence Mariani reached first base thrice on bases on balls, but in his last trip up, He famed.
 The Tommies had three men on base in the first three innings, but managed to score only in the sec ond frame.
 In the first inning, Colby singled to center. w. Harnick slashed out g bingle through third, Colby reaching third. On the next play, Harnick stole second. Dunn walked to fill the sacks. Salenski tight ened up by flaming Mulligan, Mar tino and Schofield. Martino famed with the cout of strikes ad 3 balls. The Tribe hurler received a great ovation from the large crowd for his wonderful feat.
 The second inning the Tommies again filled the sacks but managed to score twice. Mickey Bowen singled to centerfield. Santopietro had the entire infield fielding his bunt, and reached first safely, while Bowen went to third. John- ny Hoben attempted to cut off Santopietro stealing, threw wild in- to centerfield, and Bowen crossed the plate. Salenski walked Mari ami and Colby to fill the bases. Harnick attempted squeeze play, but Santopietro was thrown out at the plate, Salenski to Hoben. Dunn sacrificed, Salenski to Keat- ing and Mariani scored. Mulligan famed for the second time to end the inning.
 For the third time the North Finders filled the bases, but were unable to score. Martino beat out an, infie1d hit towards third base. Schofield walked. Both men advanced on Mickey Bowen's sacrifice grouader. Santopietro famed. Mariani was given an Ann Oakley to first base, but again the great Salenski showed form in ending the inning by striking out Colby.
 Johnny Kerwin's hard fighting Tribune clan decided the tussel in their half of the third inning by lies. It started when Herb Col by dropped Kliess' fly ball in left field. Heating was hit by Q pitched ball. Cayanaugh singled to center to score Kliess. Martino. field ing the hit, threw wildly to home plate and Heating scored, Cavan- augh reaching third. Balinsky was hit by a pitched ball ball, the sec ond batter Mariani had hit in this inning. He stole second. Doyle walked to fill the paths. Egan grounded to Dunn who threw to Mulligan,, but the latter dropped the ball, Cavanaugh scoring on the play. Balinsky also tried to score on the same play was thrown out at home plate, by throw from Mulligan to Santopietro. Fitzpat- rick struck out, but Johnny Hoben smashed out one of his famous dou- bles to left center trees to score Doyle and Eagan. Herb Colby made a great play for the line drive and deprived Hoben of circuit blow. Selenski famed for the final out. Five runs, two hits.
 The Kerwinmen scored their last run in the eighth inning. on Kliess single, q hit batsman and Cavan- augh's single to left. being his third hit of the day.
 Bobby Cavanaugh, former Wash ington collegian and Johnny Hoben, ex-Yale star receiver, played an inn portant part with his stickwork for the winners. Bobby crashed out three hits, one a double, batted in one run and scored one, while Ho- ben playing fine fielding game, handling 17 chances with but one misplay, slammed out a pair of doubles, and batting in two tallies. Tommy Moran celebrated big day for the Washington Hill club yesterday for his sensational field ing and perfect batting enabled his team to defeat the Prospect Garage in the biggest upset of the day. The Hill third sacker handled 8 hard chances at the hot corner without miscue and cracked out four safe blows in as many trips up, and scored two of the teams runs.
 It was a slugfest battle with Lefty Atwood in the box for the Chargers and Jack Vreeland on the slab for the Hills. The Garagers outhit the Hills 12 to 9, and Att wood famed batsmen to Vree- lands three, but the Hills punched their hits nthe needed moments for their runs.
 Lefty" Atwood attempted to win his own game in the fourth inning when he hit for the circuit. into centerfield bieachers with one man, on base.
 Christy Hayes featured with his fine work in the field and with his stick for the winners. Chris handled [ chances with but one er- TOT, collected a pair of bingles. bat ting in a tally and scoring twice himself.
 "Tunk" Shea stole the entire show of this game. when he stole homo in the fifth inning, with his brother "fiappy" Shea at the plate. Young Tom who will soon be or- dained into priesthood, was given a great hand from the crowd for his sensational steal home. and he Is the only player that completed this stunt safely for the second