The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-01
43 PRIZES FOR BUNKER HILL PARRDERSl lE
WATERVmER
CLUB
 TO CELEBRATE
To Observe July 4 ApprO- priately-St Michael's
 Wins Game

will take place on Monday. This has always been the big event of | the year for the residents, of the Fairmount section of Waterville, and this year will be no exception. President Warren has appointed Joseph Cosgriff chairman of the committee In charge and the latter has surrounded himself with an excellent committee which is leav- ling nothing undone to make the l1932 ceIeration the best ever. Frank Bailey is head the group in charge of the field and sports; Walter Hoerman is in charge of the refreshment committee, and Irving Fuckers committee will have charge of transportation. i The events will take place in the large field at the top of the hill on Colonial avenue. Transportation will be available to the field for those who may find it difficult to walk up, cars leaving Chairman Cosgriff's home at 4S Colonial avenue. =,
 Promptly at II 8. m. there, will be the annual baseball game be- tween the married and single men. Pat Winston who Is managing the lbenedicts Is making extravagani claims as to the ultimate fate or his opponents but Ed Link states that the bachelors are not given much to pre-game statements put that their bats will speak for them on Monday.
 Following the baseball game there will be a picnic lunch. The | menu including hot dogs, ham, burgs, sauerkraut and all the nx- ings. | In the afternoon an eiapoIote program of sports and games has heen arraneed with athletic and novelty contests galore for all classes of contestants. There are six classes of entrants, namely 5 to wears of age, 5 to 8 years, 8 to II wears. ii to IA years, 14 to IT years, Iand adults. Sprints, dashes, relay races. obstacle races, shoe race sack race, three-legged race, pipe l race. balloon race, and many other events are listed.
 Chairman Cosgriff announces that he has secured the donation of many handsome and vaiuapie | prizes to be awarded the winners Z of the various contests.
 l Residents of Fairmount may lhring a limited number of guests | bv giving advance notice to the l committee and paying g. speclai fee. All attending the celepration are eligible to enter any events on the program but non-residentS oi mount will not be eligible to prize awards.
 Tn case of rain the celebration wiii ha held on Tuesday evening. starting at about 5 o'clock: St Michael's Defeats St ,Patricks
 In Closo Contest.
 st Mfchaers retained it's hold on frat niace in the Catholic Parish | Twilirht league, sharing the berth with st Francis, by defeating St l Patrick's in a closely-fought con. l fest played at Waterville park last night. The final score was to i with the result disputed by the
 Biinn handled the pitching .as- signment for St Michaers. He was touched for only five singles and passed but one man while flaming eleven. He was especially effective 1 with men on the bases. Daily, Wno opposed him, also pitched great ball granting but three hits, one Of them a double by Hank" Gagatn. He famed but three batsmen.
 For three innings, the teams battled without score. In the l fourth each counted once and St Michael's scored another in the sixth to take the lead. Entering the last half or the final frame one run behind St Pa tricks placed their first man on base as his pop fly was muned. | He was sacrificed to third by the next two batters and McGrath famed for the final out. Then the Waterville catcher dropped the third strike. immediately picked 1t up, tagged the batter, put the ball in his pocket and left the dia- mond as. Umpire McGrath called the batter out. The visitors claim | ing that Ryan had not touched the batter, called their runner Tn from third to score what they be- lieved to be the tying run and caused McGrath to circle the bases for another run. The umpire, how ever, had ruled the batter out ana the game was consequently over and awarded to St Michael's who now have five victories, one defeat
 
 The local club is playing excel lent ball and has enthusiastic fol lowers who enjoy the games play ed at the local diamond.
 Victory Fund Card Party.
 The card party held Wednesday night at St Michael's parish hall by the eth District Democratic Victory Fund committee was well attended with more than thirty tables in play. As result, a good sum was realized toward the local districts quota of two hundred dollars. Neil Maloney was chairman of the com mittee in charge. William H I Dunlavey's team captured the "45' tournament which was Q feature oi the party.
 Briefs.
 Mrs Charles Dittrich of Edgehil -l avenue, wleo has been under treat. ment at Waterbury hospital for the past few weeks, has returned tc her home.
 Mrs Jennie G. Phillips, principa of Sprague grammar school, is now at her summer home at Wood. vile.
 | Seery Goggins, son of MT and Mrs George Goggirs of Huntington avenue, recently suffered broker I arm as the result of a fall from a fence.
 T Plan Outing.
 At this weeks metlng of Pride of Welch Circle, Companions oi i the Forest, 1t was voted to holt the annual summer outing somt time during the second week o1 August. Chief Companion Kath
 erine Malia has appointed com
 nittee to arrange the necessar, details and to report back at tn, next meeting.
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