The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-12
Terrvville-BristOl
Sports

Terryville, July 1.-THE caddy
tournament at the Pequabuck Golf
club, yesterday was won by p.
Plorga who had a net score of "a.
The results were as follows:
A. Lostoski 91-22-69; p. Ploga,
91-27-64; L. Lostoski. 96-30-66; T.
Banulis 83-9-74; B. Banulis 80-15-
65; p. Lasewicz 85-16-69; l.. Kow-
alsky 95-24-71; r. Gaudaitis 91-
1880; j. Bukowski, 91-17-74; c.
Bukowski 84-14-60; B. Bukowski
84-14-70; Chick 83-16-67; Blonde
86-18-6S; H. Dziedzic 100-17-S3; F.
Brill, 99-3O-69; F. Kowalski $40
20; Truskoski 9O-1S-72; J. Ploga
79-12-67.
Ball Game Tonight.
A ball game will be played on
the East Main street diamond this
evening when the Luther league
nine meets the Machine room nine
of the Industrial league. Eddie
Konopaski will be on the mound
for the Luther league with Maske
behind the bat while Cockayne and
Hamm will form the battery for
the Machinists.
Cabinet Room Defeated.
| An eight run rally in the seventh
inning after the pitcher had weak
en- gave the Business Men nine a
|12-7 victory over the Cabinet. room
nine in an Industrial league game
at the East Main street diamond,
last evening. The cabinet room
started off like sure winners and
played excellent ball until the final
frame. Sammy Yachnick was on
the mound for the cabinet room
and had the business men at his
mercy until the final frame, re-
ceiving good support from his team
mates.
Joe Jazlonowski was on the
mound for the business men.
Thursday evening the Office and
the Machine room meet in what
should prove to be hard fought
contest. The office has strength
ened their lineup during the past
week and is expected to give real
battle to the Machinist, who will
have Tommy Flynn on the mound
with Hamm behind the bat. It is
probable that Mendella will do the
twirling for the Office nine with
Sienski behind the bat.
Monday nights contest between
/ tAlC uHIUACE AAUO sAuA thC <AA-
drew Terry Company was called
in the first innings when darkness
and rain caused postponement OF
the game.
Pequabuclx Wins.
| Pequabuck beat Tumble Brook
80 in q Central Connecticut Four
Ball league match at Pequabuck,
Monday. Joe Harding and Chuck
Stowell for Pequabuck had a best
ball Of "a and Eddie and Sam
Suisman compiled an so for Tum-
BILE Brook.
Bristol. July 12--Final arrange.
ments were completed, yesterday
with e. G.. Dunham Of Mansfield
Center, Conn, to bring Guy Mack
to Bristol next Sunday afternoon
to race against Guy Seller" owned
by Mr.. Tassineri of Bristol and
"Signal Bingen'' owned by H
Bowen Of Middletown, Conn.
Guy Mack will be remembered
as BristoTs favorite last year, hav.
ing been owned and driven BY
Johnnie Collins and the winner oil
a number Of races also q loving
l'cup donated by Col. M. w. Delane,
at Cherry Park, Avon, last year.
| The management Of the Bristo
Fair association has been fortunate
in getting together one Of the finest
land most evenly matched matinet
cards ever to be presented to thu
lovers Of horse racing and eacf
event should furnish some Of the
most thrilling finishes yet to b
seen at the local track this year.
Il Two other races have been book
ed, the list OF entries which vii
be ready for publication In da,
or two.