The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-09
FAMOUS WHISKER ADDICTS VS HILLS;
 M'CLUSKEY RUNS
Excellent Sport Program Set By Bill Derwin- Casey Bolsters Team

The outstanding event of this very young outdoor season will be staged at Hamilton Park to-mor- row night before what is expected to be g record crowd. Two head line attractions have been booked by William J. Derwin of the park department which are sure to touch the palate of each and every sport fan. At o'clock baseball game between the famous House of David team of Benton Harbor, Mich and George Casey's Washing ton Hill A. C.. nine of the City Am- ateur League will go on, and along about z o'clock Waterbury will catch a glimpse of one of Uncle Sam's best Olympic bets. Joe Me- Cluskey, Fordham University's great distance runner. There will be no admission fee to the field. and extra bleacher seats will be erected tomorrow to take care of the crowd.
 In Shape
 Incidentally, the House of Da- vid baseballers come to town after a most successful early season cam paign in the southern training camps of the big leaguers where they compiled fine record. Against the International League clubs they enjoyed similar success and are looking forward to their best exhibition season. Among the favorites on the whiskered outht are Moose Swaney. Pepper" Mar tin, Ben Freedman, Tiny Lewis and others.
 New Faces?
 George Casey, new leader of the Hillsfi promises to have the best team that he can assemble on hand to battle the Davids. Larry Mullen will be at short; DeBrot, sensation al young Torrington High athlete at first; Paul Doran in right; Jim nay Fryer in left; Tiger Keane be- hind the bat; Purcell. Jablonowski or Mulhern on the mound; Riley at second: Moran at third; and sev- eral others ready for action.
 McCluskey Exhibition
 Track fans from Waterbury and surrounding towns will be on hand in numbers to see Joe McCluskey ey strut his stuff. The exhibition will be over the one mile distance and the Fordham flash will be pitted against three of Jeff Boland's ex- perts from Crosby High. The trio will probably comprise. Maloney. Monerat and George Mulligan. Mo- Cluskey Is running two exhibition races before leaving for the coast. the first of these will be at Hamil- ton Park tomorrow night and the second at South Manchester next Tuesday night. On Wednesday he will leave for New York and for the coast on the 18th. Joe's most recent feat was his victory in the Penn re- lays at Philadelphia. All during the winter months, his name graced the headlines as the outstanding per- former in the indoor meets along with Venzke.
 Special Arrangements
 The sixth of a mile Hamilton park track will receive special massaging from Bill Coss men to- morrow morning and every thing will be in readiness for the extra ordinary attraction. Extra police will be on hand to handle the crowd and bleachers will be set up tomorrow across diamond No 2 to afford plenty of seats for the an- ticipated record gathering. Pete Shea will introduce McCluskey, of- fcials who will preside at the event are J. Francis Roland. William Bo- land, James J. Carr. Patrick Cava- naugh, James Lee, William scho- field, Robert Kiersted. Julius Biener and Attorney Finton J. Phelan. pres ident of the Naugatuck Valley branch of the Fordham Alumni As- sociation.