The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-18

RunS-Radzevich, C&ya q u E II, selinske, Fitzpatriek, W. Bowen. trick. Hoben. selinske. Runs bat ted in-ROse, Bowen, Cavanaugh 2, Egan 2. Home run-Egan. Stolen 'bases--Radzevich, Cavanaugh, Ly- ons. Sacrifices-Rose, Hoben. Left on bases-B. A. C., 3; Tribunes 6. Bases on balls--off Selinske 6, off Marion. 5 in 2-o; off Day. 3 in l (Hoben, Selinske). Struck out-by Selinske 12; by Mariani 5; by Daly 1. Wild pitch-Selinske. l. O E pitcher Mariani. mpire-B Bill stanton. Time--2:05.
 Fourth Straight for Hills
 Paddy Whiston's find. Jake Nree- land, former R.P.I. star, held the Sacred Hearts to six scattered hits as George Caseys Washington Hills hung up their fourth consec- utive, victory, 4 to 3. "Efa ppy and Funk" Shea and Pat Slattery were instrumental in the triumph their hitting desiding the interest ing tilt.
 In the fifth the Hills registered twice. With one cut Vreeland walked, Jim Crichton popped out but T. Shea also worked on Char ley Tocchio for a pass Joe Shea singled off Tocchio's glove into center scoring Vreeland, T. Shea going to third and J. Shea to sec- ond as Carrolls throw home failed to get Vreeland. T. Shea on the first pitch tried to steal home, but Roger DeBrot bunted safely to Dveliskis scoring T. Shea. T. Shea opened the Hills seventh with a triple to left. Happy" Shea walked and stole second. T. Shea scoring as Gilmore dropped Cosgrove' 2 perfect throw. Jim Fryer singled to right center scoring J. Shea.
 Hearts Threaten in Final Frame
 The Hearts threatened in the eighth, their final bats. Brfotti walked. F1aherty hit to DeBrot who had a force play at second, but Jim Crichton dropepd the peg Dveliskis singled to center scoring Briotti, J. Shea throwing home toe late to catch the Hearts first sack CT. Slattery threw to Moran on third to get Flaherty. but Tommy missed the heave, the ball rolling to short left field. Flaherty SCOT ing and Dveliskis taking third Cosgrove was thrown out by Vree. land on a fast play for the hna out.
 Luck FavOrs TOmmics
 The Chargers rolled up two runs in the first inning off Howie Colvir who was as wild as hawk anc held a 2 to lead going Into the last of the third when Umpire Lena Castaldo rightly called ha! to proceedings. darkness making ! tough for both the batters and field CTS to see the pellet. Tiger Keane made his debut with th' Mechanics upholding the offering of Percy Atwood.
 Public Parks League. Three run rallies in the fifth ant sixth innings was more tnai enough to hold the leadership O the Park circuit for Harry Lynch | Thomaston Kaceys who triumphet over the Watervilie Crescents t' ? in the abbreviated tilt. Bramme for the Kaceys and Gagain for th' Crescents came through with hom' runs.
 The Colts were very weak op position for the Recreations wh' | walked off with an II to verdic at Fulton Park. All four runs scored by the losers came in tn third inning. while the Recs pilet up twos and threes to win easily Barrone and stewart were tn heavy -hitters for the winners witt Shea doing yoeman work in tn field. Graham hit well for tn Colts.
 With neither team scoring nor than one run in any inning. tn Brooklyn Cubs won a tight { t' 2 game over the Motor Lines a Washington Park. Stanley held tn opposition to four hits and wa mainly responsible for the win though his mates pounded Eddi DInapoli for ten solid blows. Ma iario and Jacaruso getting two Q piece.
 HopeyilIs took q Q to ( win iron the C0I0red Eiks. piiing uD thei total in two innings of n six in ming game. Moore batted perfectl, for the winners getting q hit eael Of his three times at hut. whll cusaek and Murphy got two hit
 Recreation League. .
 Everything went wrong ln th Iteo Loops yesterday, The top notch fleiiviiIe BOttierH were givel n . to 0 forfeit over the DOyF cinl fadsts for sinilins, the BAst BD' Nsars sad Esrih End HjaHIss gHm was stopped 70 ine ibifd inninK p rnIn, anh Onkviile Davies won tn 0nlY game plsyed is to c over tb' iieyihond hiliiss