The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-16
WATER WILLIE
BLINN PITCHES
 PERFECT GAME
Gives No Runs, No Hits POst=SeasOn Course
 at Camp

George "Jock" Blinn, star Wa terville pitcher, entered baseball's hall of fame last night as he twirl- led a no-hit, no-run game for St. Michaels at Fulton Park diamond as the local team defeated St. Pat ricks in a Catholic Parish league 5-0. BHnn has never been in bet ter form. Not only did he hold his opponetns hitless but he famed 15 of the twenty-one batters who faced him in the seven-inning con- test. His team mates touched Devine for seven hits including a three bagger by young Hank" Gagain. George Mulligan, Jr., and Boroway collected two hits each, St. Michaels big inning was the fourth when hits were punched to produce four runs. Another mark CT was added in. the following in- ming. Except for these two innings the Waterville batters were able to do little with Devine's delivery. The Brooklyn pitcher turning in twelve gtrikeouts.
 An unfortunate incident of the game was the sustaining of leg injury by Young Hank" Gagain, suffered as he slid into home plate after being trapped between third
 base and home. He will be unable
 to play again this season. His po-
 sition in left field was filled by his
 father, former Eastern league
 star.
 The Waterbury Council of Girl
 Scouts has announced an innova- tion at Camp Wequapauset. the summer camp of the council on up- | per Boyden street in Waterville. It is planned to hold the camp lopen a week longer than originally scheduled, from Sept End to 9th to provide the opportu u nit for
 mothers, scout leaders and older girls to enjoy the privileges of the camp and to learn first-hand the details of the camp life exper- fenced by the girl scouts them- selves.
 The regular corp of camp assis- tants wifi be present to aid in car. frying out the plans and the usual | schedule of camp activities with classes in sketching, first aid, swim ming and handicraft.
 All reservations for this special week must be made by August 26th and should be telephoned to camp headquarters or telephone
 3-2845.
 Miss Gladys Monroe, who has been on a motor tour of the Pro- vince of Quebec with Miss Ger trude Tompkins. has returned to
 her home on Wheeler street.
 Mrs Katherine Malia and Mir and Mrs John Lynch have been spending several days with rela- tives in South Norwalk.
 Miss Winifred Delaney of Thom-
 aston avenue left yesterday for
 Montreal, Canada, where she Will
 will be a guest at the ceremony
 of the profession of final VOWS of her neice at the Mother House of the Congregation de Notre Dame.
 Ralph P. Meyers is spending his vacation at Wells Beach. Maine.
 where he has joined Mrs Ncvers and their daughters. Virginia and
 Pauline, who have been there Tor the summer as the guests of Mrs
 Never's parents. Mir and Mrs Ed ward Waiter of Dover. N. H. Mrs Walter Angle of Cooke street | has been spending several weeks at Indian Neck.
 Rev Mulford B. Simonson, pastor of Grace Methodist church. preached at the North Methodist church in Hartford on Sunday; fill ] ing the pulpit once occupied by his 1, father several years ago. The elder
 Mir Simonson substituted for his
 son at Grace church.
 Rev Raymond M. D. Adams. rec
 tor of St Paul's F. F.. church and
 Mrs Adams have returned from Vermont where they have been
 spending several weeks vacation.