The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-05
WATER VILE 1 Oilers Capture
 City Championship
Defeat Brooklyn Nine for Tite-Townies Lose Series
 and League Title to Thomaston Kaceys

and four in the'thiyd and one each in tho fourth and fifth to give the locals Q so lead. A bad error in the seventh enabled Brooklyn to score two runs. In the same inning a spectacular catch by Flanagan, Brooklyn lefthelder, duplicated the circus stunt With which no savea tho game for his team q week ago, when with the score a tio in the ninth with two out and runners on second and third base he made q diving catch and for tho third out when the ball looked like sato hit. In this game the bases were full and no ono opt, as appeared 10 be a safe hit headed for the out field. All runners advanced as the ball was hit but Flanagan again came through, tossed the ball to the second baseman, who touched the bag and then raced to third hase to complete Q triple play. But would have been even greater.
 Conway on the mound for the Oilers gave out but seven hits and famed three while his mates gath cred e dozen safetieB, including three singles by Conway, tive doubles by Harnich, c double and single by Greatoex, and q single by Muller. Birotti, Ahern and two by Maine. The Oilers inheld played spectacular baseball, Muller having seven assists and threo putouts, Greatorex three assists and three put outs, Conway, four assists, Maine three putouts and ono assist and Birotti IT assists. An unusual feature Of the game was that no put outs were credited to tho local outhelder.
 The victory brought joy to the large following of ians who have supported the team through the season, but most of all to Arthur and Samuel Kramer of tho Justus oil company and k. B. markets, who have backed the team, and to
 Hank Gagain who managed it. The entire community is proud Of the record made by the team In itl first season of competition In the city Amoteur league. The team VIII now represent the city at the Ma tional Amateur baseball tourney at pittsburg late this month. II lis hoped that Waterville fans VIII support the drive for funds to defray the expenses of the trip to '"I The teams league record this season shows ten victories and hve defeats, not including the final play off game. The Oilers lost two games to Brooklyn and ono each to the Tribunes and Washington Hills. They won three games from the Sacret Hearts, ono from Brooklyn and two each from the other teams TOwnics Lose Series While tho Oilers were winning their game yesterday the Water vile Town team fared differently when they dropped their game with the Thomaston Kaceys. td ]. This was the second game oi the special play-off series to de- termine the championship of the Naugatuck Valley Twilight League Thomaston had captured the first series of regular League ganie' and Waterville the second. In the first game of the play-off at Wa teryille last week the Thomastor Club won 30 and yesterdays vic' tory gave the Clocktown team the pennant.
 Waterville assumed 2.1 lead III the second inning. but saw 1t tied
 in the sixth. The Fraziernler then went ahead again by scoring once in the first of the ninth and appeared to have the game won Cuilter, who had pitched good
 ball for waterville. keeping his ter hits we'll scattered and flaming four, helped to lose his own game in the last half of the inning, whei his wild throw to first started the Kaceys on a two run rally. suffi- cient to win the game. The locals had difficulty with Greens pitch ing the Thomaston finger fan ming fourteen and allowing but seven hits.
 Daughter Born
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Kenney oi Robert street, are the parents of 6 daughter, which was born on Au' gust 3ist at st Mary's hospital. McMuIiln- -SIlycrnailc Wedding Rev Mulford B. Simonson, pas tor of Grace Methodist church. Of ficiated at the wedding of Mis- Inez siivernaiie. daughter of Ralph Silvernaile of Winyah avenue, ant Edmond McMuilep, son of MT ant Mrs Edward McMuilin, of Pros
 pect, which took place at Grace
 church at three o'clock on Satur' day afternoon.
 The bride entered the church 0I the arm of her father. who gave
 her in marriage. to the strains oi the Bridal Chorus" from Wag
 ner's "Lohengrin". She wore
 gown Of dark blue triple sheer i styled with n round white collar
 puff sleeves and long skirt aBs n small dark blue. hat with most
 veil. Her bouquet was Of yellow
 tea roses. Her only attendant wn'
 Miss Edna McMullln. sister Of .th' bridegroom, who wore a frock' o
 brown crepe. trimmsd with egg
 shell satin. and hat Co match
 She carried Tailsman roses: Don