The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-18
DEFENSIVE PLAY FEATURES WILEY
 WIN OVER NAUCY
Edmonds Hnrls Masterful
 Bali, Tanning l3, But
 Errors Pave Way For
 Locals l to 0 Triumph
tBy GEORGE DILLON

Ability to clear bases of Nauga- tuck runners by some amazing defensive play plus timely single by Joe Rossi in the fifth inning scoring Joe McAvoy from third base with the lone run of the game enabled Wilby to regain undispu- ted possession of the Valley Lea gue lead yesterday afternoon at Hamilton Park before close to 1000 fans who enjoyed one of the most interesting schoolboy tilts in recent years here.
 Errors Hurt EdmOnds
 Frankie Edmonds, colored ace. was victim of the 10 setback, his first of the season, but cratic play by his mates in the fifth inning was the reason. Thirteen of the 'o- calls were sent back on strikes and Rossi and Al Vestro were the only ones to hit safely, both doing so twice. In the fatal fifth, McAvoy hit to Nebby Balinsky, who instead of waiting for the first bounce tried for a pickup allowing the leadon man to pull up at first. On the sec ond pitch McAvoy started for sec- ond and had the base stolen when Al Enamit threw into centerfield, dlOWlu6 tO SO tO NAAAA N' AeOe'o- came to bat and with a 2-2 count singled sharply between third and short, his second one bace ply of the afternoon, scoring the winning tally.
 Bcrardi Is Smart
 Frankie Berardi, who has yet to be beaten, was nicked for seven hits, one a double and struck out but five, but his steady pitching, cool head, amazing control and splended support was too much for the Greyhounds. The Italian lad had men on bases frequently, but always managed to pitch himself out of danger.
 Naugy Waste Chances
 In the opening frame with one out, Gene Loman popped high fly to Al Vessro in righ; WHO dropped the ball recovering it slowly threw leisurely to second as Loman slid in safely. Chested Solowocki whif- fed and Balinsky ended the inning to Vestro.
 Double Play Hurts
 Dick Tuckey opened the second frame singling through the box,- but Clayton Detlefsen hit to Ed Danovich who threw to Rossi, forcing Solowocki and doubling Detlefsen at first. In Wilby's turn at bat Vestro, with one away, singled through the box and stole second as Elmer Youngquist fam ned. Danovich walked and as En- amit dropped the ball Vestro took third. Danovich stole second unmo- tested, but Johnny Barnes ground ed out to Edmonds.
 In the third Wilby missed another chance to score. With two out Rossi singled sharply to left and Freddy Jacovino was hit on popped out to Loman at third.
 With one away in the fourth, Solowocki singled to left, but was out trying to stretch it into a dou- ble on a beautiful throw by Jaco- vino from deep left to Rossi at second. Balinsky singled to Rossi who made beautiful barehand catch, but was unable to make the throw. Tuckey hit sharply to Der ardi who forced Balinsky at second and who was doubled at first.
 Berardi Fans Two
 In Naugy's fifth, Edmonds dou- bled to the trees, with one out, but Berardi whiffed Enamait and Don Cowan. In Wilbys turn at bat the green and white sewed up the game on Balinsky's and Enamait's errors and Rossis solid smash to left.
 From then on the Rubber Town CTS didn't threaten until the ninth when with one dead, Solowocki pushed his third hit. single to left. Vestro bagged Balinsky's high fly as Tuckey strode to the plate. The big shortstop walloped one 10 deep left, but Freddy Jacovino nailed it, sticking it in his pocket as the Leemen once more took the Valley League lead, lost the pre- vious day when 12 errors were charged against them in Winsted.
 Ansonia Here Saturday
 Saturday afternoon Ansonia will show at Hamilton Park against the green and white in another