The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-18

Manager "TIankv Gagain. ST of the league leading Waterviilo Oll- CTS claims he will bave the big right handler for duty in the third
 and final round if he Is ruled elig-
 ible.
 President Joe Brophy read Man
 nipe's letter in full at the session.
 WaIsh's status however will be checked and q ruling made when
 the easy-going son of the former
 white Box ace writes Mr Farrell.
 checked by him, stating when he
 details.
 Manning May Be Wrong
 Treasurer Matt Dunphy asserted
 that when the Sacred Hearts went
 to Detroit in 1928 Al Nlemiec of
 Meriden was used regularly. and Manning made no complaint know
 CT of last year was from the Silver City. He added that 1t might be pos sible that the N. A. B. F. rules, lived up to in every detail by the To- cal circuit, might have been chang
 cd during the past few years cross. Ing Meriden boys off the eligible
 list for participation here, but be- licved that the league officials should have been notified of such
 although they had not been. Tourney Opens September 10 The presiding officer announced that the annual National Tourna. ment would get under way Ut Pittsburg, Pa, Saturday September 10 and at this writing more than 10 teams had signihed their iYitens tions of being represented in the competition. If sufficient funds are available this year. the local cham pions will represent Waterbury. Schedule Released Sundays schedule will be the
 same as originally scheduled for
 last week, postponed on account of rain. At o'clock on the first dia-
 mond the Washington Hills will play the Sacred Hearts while on the second diamond at tho same time the Thomas Club will cross bats with the Tribunes. Tn the 4 o'clock offering the Brooklyns will
 tangle with the Waterville Oilers. Bills Total $f42 Dr John J. Egan, league medico,
 submitted his bill for the yeaf
 which amounted to $l42 for the care of II players injured during the course Of the first two rounds. However the league will pay but $100 of that as the physician drop- cared for were as follows: Harold Isari Selensle, Johnny fHoben, George Muliigan, Jr. Ev Murphy,
 Henry Gagain, Jr and Sr, Pat Slat- tery and Bill Schifeld. Payment of
 the bill was tabled until the next
 confab. sa AIl.Staf Game Set < The Old-Timcrs and Young Timers game Thursday evening IS all set for Hamilton Park at G:15 o'clock. Bill stanton will umpire
 and John Capuano and Frankie Conroy will sell ducats. Harry Mel- win was named to handle the OId-f
 Timers and Frank Conroy the op- { | position. 6e9
 The following will be seen will
 MeIvin's team: Keane, Mahancy Blinn, Purcell and Daly. pitchers; O'Tooie and Cavahaugh, 1b; Sheehy and Gilmore, 2b; Fenn and Ahearil 3b; Mullen, SIS; Shea, Devito, Elan agan, Melvin and Kielty, outheld- CTS.
 Harnick Polls Big Vote The younger team selected by newspaper ballot will include the following, with their votes record ed: pitchers, Selenske, 131. Toe chic 96. Doyle G6, and Vrceland 60,
 catchers, Murphy 11G and Santo- pietro 105; first basoman, BriOtti nnd DeBrot tied with 123. an un-
 usual ballot: second basemnn, Greatorex 161 and Hayes 51; third basemcn, Mueller 137, Bowen 47,
 and Jannetty 27; shortstops, Dunn 82 Crichton 65 and Gcrmano 1S; | utility infielder, Klies; 0utheldcrB, Harnick 1g4, Colby 150, Maritime 123. Balinsky 11S, Egan and Lat timer 27 apiece.
 TOcchiO to Pitch Earl Selenske, present at Inst nights, meeting, announced he would be unable to pitch as his, | lob came first, thus Charley Toe chic will get the assignment. Joe Doyle will not be seen as hc B Tn New York, leaving Jake Vreeland as. second choice. Mickey Bowen and "Red" Germano. too, will De
 unable to cavort at-their inficId Game to Pay Hills The receipts of the contest VIII he used in paying for doctor bills and 1t is believed with such an ar. ray of stars the fans will turn out galore and contribute as much as their means will allow.