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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

catch your limit on anything 0t 6ll, and Inc following day yOu won't Eoi anything If you hcGye your entire tackle boz into the lake.
 The good bnrs fisherman is quick tO realize that bass WOn'i take one lure especially If be is nsbtDg in familiar waters. IIe either changes tb. method lD operating tho same lure.
 TOO m1py fishermen are content t0 nsh q plug With the same action aii Inc tlnn. They never stop tO think that n bait, retrieved rapidly through the water. might have an altogether different action If rseIod iD with short jerks.
 We have seen this demonstrated tims and again, and have person. ally discovered that bass plUgs and bugs that operate on the surface are much more effective f ths GHE- Ter waits for fl couple Of seconds after the lure lands and then rs. trisyes with twitch of the rod and fl turn or two of sbe reel handle.
 Juggling or "DluDking" Of the bait tbers on the water makes old Mr Bass mad.
 Underwater lures never should bs fssied ib at 4 steady rate of speed. Stop inc lure entirely ssv- efaI times on ths way Co the boat or bank. it will dart down and on tbe next turn of the reel, dart up again, giving ths action of q TlDnOw.
 DoBt bs iH hurry; take yeur lime reeilnn in your Iurse if not unly gives b0Es more time te sse whsfs going op, but ths sa4s9 aes ton is more ept t0 raise q heh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Anna Moran in
 Hartford Net Play

Miss Anna Moran of this city will play Mrs Nancy Harper of Hartford At 4;30 o'clock this Af- ternoOn in the WOmens singles nt the Hartford Golf club courts, A new champion will Do crowned at tho GnnIs Saturday in tho w0mAn'a sInRlsS hs. Mss Margaret CIuatt of Troy, W, r., last years cham. pi0D, yssterdsy withdraw from tho tournament lists. Miss Elizabeth German, tho slender girl ace who wss bs1tD by Miss CIueit in the cham pI0nsblp match iB 1898, has also decided not Co compete.
 Mss Moran dropped tha stHie singles title yesterday t0 Mss Barbnfn stevens of New Haven ln straight sets, g.3; gp2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
RAGGED SUPPORT LOSES FOUR HIT
 CAME FOR NAUCY
Gilbert Cllnches Second Place in High School
 League

Naugatuck, June 4---isven q four hit game is not enough to give the Naugstuok high team vic. tory. Prank EdmODds held the Gilbert high baseball team here Saturday Co four hits hut hts mates did not give him good support and the NauRatunk high school nine dropped another game, this time by Q Eel aeOTa,
 Edmonds pitched \ hne game but errors by Bcblaroli and George Nixon cost hlm the battle. Nauga- tuck wasted nne chance in the fifth when Oubby COwan, first up, banged out n triple. bchinrOii failed 10 bunt and C0wnn was caught off third. BchiRr0Ii and Waite then hit hut no score re. suited. uilbert scored twice in the sixth and Isdmonds drove home knugatuck's sole run in the eighth when no scored George Waite with R single. He was caught trying to steal third.
 The hIilntnhFy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Rumors And Reality Gathered From ThiS Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY The Gvist Of Athletic Contest
Monday Sports Wash

That delegation from the old home town certainly had s fondcst hopes realized yesterday they sat in the Polo Grounds and John Francis Moore bang out home run into the right field stands in the very first inning against Watson Clark of the New York Giants and single later in the game that brought in run and a 6-2 win. Among those present were members of the Wacrvc boys family.
 Right now he's passed the 300 percentage mark AZ bats
 man and has hit safely every game with the phs Sat- urday Moore and Pepper Martin of the Cardinals tied at 296 for 20 games getting 20 hits in 0S times at bat Incidentally, Johnnys picture appears with Ruth, Gehrig Irvine Jefres in toda New York Mirror under the caps ton "Ycscrdayg Home Run Httcrs Johnny wanted to
 make good before his friends from Waterbury and how he did it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Score by inninssi <. SSsa,snG q; E; q A.G.S SS fGf :d III

Huns --- Elliot, Wilson, stevens. Taylor 2, Graves 2, datIing.. Ander. son, Dlf'ronso, Mannl, HotellA 2,
 ErfOrB--Dl Loo {, CnntilllOn E.. ftOS loiln 2. dugIlen,O,. Elliot. Wilson, Taylor, Graves, Jones, Anderson.
 Runs batied in---'rayIor 2. Wilson, Johnson, Graves, Anderson, l! Le0' hIie--1illott. Threo bnho hlts--no' ielln, Stolen bRHas.-s0, uhmbnrdsiin, J. 0ainbordolia, .Flnhtrey,. Wilson. Wilson. J0hnsop,. Taylor s' hhGrlheeh .-urayeB, Double .plnyb--J, Whnl' bnrdGIln tO duglIeImO t0 nolello Loft on bnssB---Onklnnd A. z. q A,
 F. q. (, IinBes on bnlls--Off Flnher' " ., Anderson {. IiIt by pitcher by Flnbsrty tUatling) Anderson ICInhertyD, Struck Out,--by Ander' son DI fIaherty z. Wild pitches AndarBOn, Flnherty. Passed bnilb-- CnntIlll0i, Winning pitchars.Ander. son, ltmpIres --- CroGeo' Time of
 Rnme--2.3O,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
GIANT JUNIORS TO
 PRACTICE WEDNESDAY

The North End GIInts Juniors elected Henry J1coVinO, tib1IJ gtnr, eapthiH Of The baseball team ht h recent m6hilDR The Juniors VIII work out WedDoBd6y night in preparation for n game Inc l6ttNr part Of tbs week, They would like to arrange games Wlth my Ib Co v ynBr old tsBm in The city For games get iD touch with Manager J6nos DoIGObbO through tbls pa. per,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Eddie Hennesuey, n former Nau:: gatuck high school pitcher, turned up with the Tribes ns an effective pitcher. Earl HelenSke being lald ment that will probably keep him Sn' ss,iIv 2. I,sS or ,,rn"l mo"'n nerm"s"sy ".y spread out hls delivery, with Ray OTO0les rsrntch double scoring two runs In the seventh and gave an edge which brought in a 8.2 win. BlrOkalaitls gave only six hits, night perfect, Summary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

What has every indication of being is outstanding event since organization will be presented by the Water- town Riding and Hunt Club through s eighth annual horse show scheduled for Thursday Friday and Saturday June 2 22 and 23rd Increasing attendance and entries each year has stamped the clubs activities generally attrac. tive among the horsey set of Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania while the show chairman Dr Andrew Jack son expects this seasons exhibition to be the greatest of a Running races will be new feature, the track being in course of construction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
PrimO's Spar Mates Get Day of Rest

Compton Lakes, ~, J., June 4-~ UpD Primo Cnrnerh @ill enjoy \ day of rest today while his beIg. b0rnd punching partners mkc q tsn bornry HOjOufn for their benlih,
 The heavyweight champion, training for his iliIe defense against MhE I,aor Juno t4, hGB proved sD destructive tO his pugII. jeiic pigymHteB, according Co word from managerial hfadGngrisfs, tbHt HD enforced IHyOH bAs bneB ordered until Salvatore HuHBiernI. Io, Chester MaiHD, YDstlh sIrutla ma thh sa,dODKhboy, Corn Grltii1, tHD tDukhsn up,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Score by IBHIngsi
 et ntanisisus es ges so g--i!
Nuns--0rIdsInski, MrOxlps

Runs--Gridsinski. Mreyinsisi. sus- tsskl 2. Maii1owskl 2, Jl, ByrBss 2, ftsmbish, David z, HIeIski, KOsHie- ski, B. West 2, Bheid0D, MacAllIion.
 Erfgrs--- bosinsifI z g. West, Burn. es 2, Petrjeqens, ". Wogksy {, G.
 xn,yy Wonsy sheldon .sa. ins s,si.L, 6assd as,d s. F. W0Okey, Dump, DurnA,. Two base htts--fusteek!. BieiskI, ". woekey.
 Three base hit.-IIynie, stolen bases
 Msllnowsisi itsmbish, David, aa. efiGess-- M. Mosinsky, bugtschi,
 shsid?n. ,J Lsft .g 2n basssSTst sisnls. Is. on baiis--oH Dunn 6, Petr0ccins tt
 K:siclsski 2. iIits--on Dvng 70, in Binss, nls by piieher--by keekies
 SKI ffs Wssij Dpnn fpsvi1 sDt
 struck eDt~~by kQelcIeskt q; funn !; pstreeelBs !, Wild pitebee.I)ABn rasssd balIs-~Dunfl1 JsssinR pltehsf--
 Dunn. Umpire = pises. fims or Isame--zsfb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
IN. E. GIANTS BOW TO Y FRIARS IN
 CLOSE GAME GA
Eddie KOsIOskey Limits Losers to Five Hits;
 Play Rockville Sat.

Behind the Ave hlt pitching of Eddie KOsloskey the Putslc Frlars added the scalp of "Buck" MaistO's North End Giants tO their list Of victims Saturday gftornOOD in 4 seven inning contest Bt Washing. ton Park, ( to {, The Y boys sewed Up the game in their half 0f the nth pushing over four runs and sending Freddy JacOylno t0 the showers. Smoky Joe" Dennis, for. mer Bethlehem BIuoboy ace, Hn' ished the game.
 Double Plays Help
 Two fast double plays ID ths carly innings took kOslOskey out Of trouble. The winners made bnt eight hits, two of which were dOD- bles from the bats of Harry Huey nnd Gene cOnneII hBd another 4 long triple by Louie Bennett. RO. HeO accounted for two Of ihe Uiants Ave sgfetieh
 The uDY eUUTpt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
7777777I77N AMBITION REALIZED

PIattekIlI, N v. fUP)--Joseph Henson, 7i. former b0okbInder, cherished q long E-staDdiDE ambition to raise chickens and com pose music, To-day hs is a suscess 0t both. lis arrangement Of "Mur- muring Hspbyrs" has besD pubs llshed by a New York city music house,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Wedmesdav evemtm0, June goth, WAliam Patyick OD0nneu, the Vevy wey ks0wn sports scribe aUiU be (eted by h fviends at the Hotel Eon im the form Of bacheor dinner avrgnCed bv members of the Ashley Club, Of whfch "HamE is member ec0fficio and 0L- sOavs tn Oo0d sGmdn0 Om June 25th Mir ODommeu aUin become benedict, takiHO hs bride Mss Gertrude Phetps of Lttchfied. Prominent New .York sports writey including Dan P0rker of the Mirror Eddie Nell 0f Me Assoeiated Pyess, BM Slocum Of the ADlericon, aud BM Covum of ths Jonrndl aUiH be om hand Co gtUe the guest o| honor ths Wsu known works from am 0ratoyicat GnOte.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
LEN HARVEY DEFENDS
 BRITISH HEAVY GROWN

London, June 4.-~fUp)--Jack Peterson, former British heavy. weight champion, will have a chance Co recover the tltIs he lost t0 Lon Harvey whom he meets Harvey tonight,
 The bout Is for tb rounds,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
NOuyu END GtANTs

Runs bstted lH--Iiusy 2, Romeo, Hossl, GoBHeJL TwOsbnss blts--Con. p.Il ,,d m"@H Thrrs ,.n, 6sa" h,,nsnmsn' ,,ayni, sky; whisky Co PDulshn Co Ben. Dsit. Basss on balIe--OK Kosl0gksy [, of Y, Jh0oVlno1, of Dennis FtrnoB out .-By K0HiOHbey |, by v, JaoOVlBo z, by DeDDls 2, WIId pitches Dennis 2, Passed balls g. Dillon, HOmeO, Losing pitcher.r-F, JaGOVIH1, Ish on bHsdes- FriGrs {, Giants [, Umpire beaDl6n. Time Of Rhmf@a2JO,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
wiIby Champs

Saturday, Crosby dropped iss ssc- 0nd game and the city champion ship to WiIby at Hamilton park by y.s count with Crosby misplays costing them a victory though BerArdi held the Blue and White lads 10 i've hits. It was WiIby's first baseball championship in i've years. Moore, Dan0vich and 0ra- ham hlt Tommy Kaukas twice each. Bsrardi's aII-around play for WiIby and the hitting ef stevens for Crosby featured the ten inning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Only nineteen Class A players scheduled to qualify for the state play to-day oyer the Pennington Country club The event, sponsored by the Con. ncccut W0mcns Golf association is expected to be settled by the Hartford trio Of Mrs George Austin defending champion Mrs Charles Brainard and Mrs Hazel Marelle with the entry of Mrs Thomas Hucknal of the Woodway cub Stamford, uncertain. The latter the champion ship three successive years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
WAIERV VILE AND
 LnCHFIELD TOP VALLEY CIRCUIT
fI0pevllIe Wins First Game Against OalviIle Davies
 By so Score

Mopevillo Indies won It's first NsTno Of Naugatuok Valley league play yesterday with a so nhutOut nver OakvIlle Davies. Waterville ans tAtohneld won over the Terry. vile Eagles and Watertewn while ThomAetOn won from Bethlehem 1l~4. Wntertown and Lltchneld eaeh won four games tO tIe for the lead. Watert0wn losing a tight [. ( ancnuntNr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

One o( the most unusuaL basebnu situations o( h- cn rcc0rd ,nndc vesterday whem nH ciOht teams m e Pubitc Parks ieaOue at the end Of their secONd wcck O( pav were len0ue lendcys nJ hGvnO sOom and lost q 0annc each. H probabv wouldnt happen a0ain im dccade but thnts somehinO for the statistctams nnd crDstni On$evs Co dope Om
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

III bY pitcher By DBnnis UgorG- way, Parsons, Grseb); by Cook p UBfifuJ; by Green fO'DsllJ, Struck out By Dennis {, Cook l, Green 4. q. Dnlns c. Losing pitcher Dennis. Umpire Eieliy Time--ziIS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
J'Iny Cw0s Ds Tonight

Tho Friars will meet ibe Cwo0 ns tonight Bi trhssoO Park Rt g o. clock in q 7 ta0Ru" UIt, H6turdG y afternoon they will oppose tho IB. fGYhiieH Of Rockville nt Washing lon Park ~ 2 OolOck hpd Hund1y A, nf Hrniford nt ibe It0d md Gun club field Ht z o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Alom0 aOtth he Gatner tnvest0attom bv hiettc C0missiOner Joe LnWOy Ihs mOrntng, ns Co the Whys mud qOherefores O( the rNnot N New Haven Inst wcek M W0ulA De good fdeG Co tnke q peek at Me sc0lcs which 8howcd UnknoWn Winston WetOhinO lSG p0nnds (or the bout aOith Shcc0 tnat GvenO, Gnd then 0ure out what he wU weiOh f0r Shncc0 aGntn th6 week Thursdnv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

No ever accused MGyse Joe McCGythy 0f being dumbbeU Whem cO1ncs Co bGsebGU Ohtch usGkes his stGtement that he "dtdnt know" be aUGs put of the (unnD f0raL 3dav Buspensi0n nmd $50 fine ipressed the point him. 0hAe lis Ynnks caDte Co the t0p so thinOs nre not 20 bGd hitter nH.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
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Hans -- l3radley, J,errIn, DOrAn, mS,rph s.,n HAss.sssy Assa9ny 4 Tsnsrax Gs Minor 2, iisrnier, Perrin, Martiesiio, Bradley, Runs batted in.-Afuissky 7 uagain 2, crichton, Flaberty, Mur- phy. Two base hifs---Mu uIesky, ua- HaiB,. Ffaherty. Three base hits-- Bradley. stolen baHes.-nagain, Psr-
 ",phy NJ" ms'''ss''Hi -is",SS nesass Dcsss piay--iiyiand Co Bsrnisr. Left on bases - Hearts q, Heereatt0ns t. Bases on balls --- of MuIesky |, kssIeY 2. Hit by pitchsr--by KeeIs sy. lBerFowl. Struck 0ut.--by Mul- MsI.sky. sss bss.sxd bks'sxd a,,m.ppos. wl'n p,.sh i'm. pIre--.laetaId0. TIme-.Iibb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Johnny Goodman will have to do more than live up to his al Merion this week. defending his U S. Open golf championship, with competitors like Lawson LittIe Sarazen Johnny Revoa, Paul Runyan awaiting him. John ny will not only have to be good he must De perfect for the pros after his scalp Wouldn't 1t be nice if Billy Burke Clevelands new professional won 1t again and give the feature writers another chance?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Totals ,,,..e...2s . 27 Ran for EdmoDds in 3d. BcOrs by innings.

JUtHB srss,Eb 2I Sn
 Ran for EdmODds tn 2d,
 bGOrs by innings:
 0IIbsrt~--
 0 Q 0 Q Q 0 Q O--2 NauEatuGk---
 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 O-1
 ErrOrS--AndersoB, Nlxon, Ser. iUg0 2, BebiarOIi. Waite 0rifIjn, Calabrega. RuDs battsd In .--Orifiin, Stella, MiDiGueGI. Three. base hlt--COwnn. Stolen bnse--- BhIinaky Haerifice Anderson. Double pIays---BerlueO to Caia. brass Co Griffin, BaiiDsky t0 Minl- clicci tO NGuges Loft on bAges--- NauEatuek [, Gilbert 2. f,aHes on balIg---OK EdmOBds 2, off Gala. bress ], UIts--OT pa1so 6 in 2, off Cal1 bress 1 in 2. HIt by pitch. er ~- By Ednionds penseJ, by phnss fAndsrHODD. Struck Out--- By EdmODds II, by PeAse !. Win, ming pIteher .-- P6Hse. Umpire Forest. rime--2;t2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
BoOre by innlnEH.
 K S.y$.%i 4; %''''i. if. SSS s!S ft:s:--::

Tunn-- KeDney 2, Bannon,- Ds- Lucia 2, ppgllese 2, I.oMghiin. Lsye' quo, Cnvillo, BaIiotti. Err0rs--kud- snin, Clnpp, Konnoy, Deiucia. Runs sIn"o aT,,ss Gavlio S TslIs Tslo s P%o Ias'" Sa.s hits Kondrlcke, Kanney, cayillo. Pugleeo, Dclucln. sacriiinas.--ksn. noy. L0ughlln. bQdnnO, Left on bnSas- -itGymond HillIeg q; N. E Hiliies 2, Eases on bnlls--om nel' lotli 2, DeMarln [. Hltn--on De- by Ileil0tii IA Dc .MaTls. 2, urady [. TlnIk, DoMhrlH, UolllttI. Passed bnliB--NlDnO 2, I,a vaBHaur. Losing pitoher--.Do MnrlH. Umplrea--Willis Carroll. Tlmo of Enme--3i1b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
ATHLETICS

Madison, Wis, Juno 2---It is re. ported that George F. DOWDsr will bs chOHen director of ths Univer. fity of WiscOnsID's athletics. Down. er ls former director Of athletic publicity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Plenty Of Good Baseball Entertained Fans OUer WeeEnd
Tribes Defeat Hills In
 City League Standout;
 Eight Parks Teams Tie

More than five thousand Waterbury baseball fans were royalty entertained Saturday and Sunday with some good exhibitions of their favorite pasme Saturday Wby won the city championship from Crosby by 32 count yes terday the Tribune A. C. beat the Washington Fills by the same score in the City league while all eight Public Parks teams found themselves in a knot for first place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

sons, scoring three runs in the eighth inning. BellottrB hve mt pitching looked great against Key monds while Anderson was stlglth hits Co tho oakiands who got SIX bInRieH. Summarizes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Rnna 0aIore

Winners scored heavily iD Pub lie Parks league games during which the Wilson 4. c. beat the Geo club iz.ii, et sians won t4.b from tie Waterbury 4. c.; Rsy. Sorsh gnn HilIlss s.g. ana tbs 4. NsubsFt's single won for the VII.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Score by innlnssi
 Thomas C, isi OfO s2 0--D

RDBs--Drarnmer, Colby, Hnrnick, tlaIiDsky 2, BrIotu, Kirkpatrick, Ja,oIs,,H a, ,iH ssntopistro; M l;rrors-pi,s: ~ !: batted ln--Colby, BantDpietrO 2, AL. wood, JaHpstty, HriOtti .3, FItspnts rick. Two bhsa hits--tinIiDshy, Hnn. tOpietr0 2. Three baBe hits liri0tti, Home ruD--.GOIby, Stolen bnsss--s jallnsky, Fitspnirick, Double plays ---Iarniek to Dfi0ttl. Atwood Co GrsntOrsk Co DrI0ltI. Left on bases %. Brooklyn |, Thomas Club 10. Bases on bnlls--oF CrichtOn <, Al. wood l., Hit by pitchsr~-by Crleh. ton, Colby, Atwood ,Day, NelgryD. Htrunk Out--by CrIcbtGn b, Atwood [, Wild pitch -- CrlGhtOn. Passed bnIs--Hadgryn z Umpirs--BtnntOn. TIms---2,I0.
 Sacred Hearts had n mild work. out at ths expense of ths Hooren. ton club, which dropped It's third straight game by m I0-2 count. Two runs iH the first inning start. cd the nocs woll, but Henrt hit. tsrs got going in the second and forth for six runs with Mulesky 7 giving but three hits mlI day. Uagain and MUIesky both scored runs with their batting with CrIcbtOp, FIaherty, and Murphy also hitting the apple. Summary,
 hnGred HenFfs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Runs Kielty 2, Hirsh, Daveiuy. Bgl9a, ZappOne, B. TOWns 2, Come prinl. -DOnsioB, ], klelty. Runs baitsd n--Brida, HIrshi. MaE' well MoraEhaD z, .J ,, MassT, ghausbnoHnT z. Kemls g. Tw0.bass hltH-sJ. HlHger, stolen bhsfH-.-b, Kleity. Bmerlfnt--Dayelny D0nb le plays-n klshy to .Hnppons ,.P T0wna ,I,efT on bREes-~ WataftO VI (, Lltohhsld 10, Bases pn ballH~-OK MagwsIi 2, KsmiH b. HIt by plichsE .-By Maxwell fComprIhls. biynnk outa~By Maxwell f. Ksmis ,WlIh pitahea--K KeniG q Passed bal --j
 klBssr. Umpire Miller me~~sist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
|, Battod for II. capslio in 9th.

Score by inBiDgs;--
 Wilson A. c. ....,0Dy 00g Obt--i4 c. & C. .,.....,.....iii 4ei 2i0---ii
 ItuDs--isuiman 2, Moraska 2, v. Lucas z, Moran z, I. Lucas, Overton, Neuberf, Barnes, M0ntt }, deBovsse !, pascnli 2, A. 0uerera,, L0 Russo, (. c0peIio, Irr0rs.--M Moraaka, Barnes, ]. bicas, PnHGucl, LO Russo. Runs batfed in--Neubsrt {, V. Lucas 2, Barnes 2, |, Lucas, M0raskn, N. Guerora 2, 4, uuerera, q. COpeilo, Iiasta, deBDvese 2, Monti. To Husao. Tw0-base hits--c, LIoad, V, Oler- era, ThFsesbaHe hits-~A, OlArera, usn0vsse. Homo runs--Ilarnes, nenovese. Stolen bases--suirnan 2. DoIan 2, Moran, 0eDoveae, Monfl, T6 Russo. baGTincaH---JarzinI, Double playH--0eDOvaHe, ". uuerors. Left on bases-~ Wilson A, C. i, c. A c, z. Bases on baiIs--OR Overton q, Coz pelI0 [, pav6Bo 2. Hlta--oR pavons ' ln [ innings, of H, copeiio c in (. HDt by pItcher--By Pav0ns .Mos raskn), by Ovsrton fn, Duereraj. by ravoDe. Struck 0ut--By OveFton 1T. by pavoHe 2. by Copali0 i. Wild pitches--OyertOn, pavOne, C0pejIo. Passed bails---Iiarnas, ". 0usrera, WiDning pitcber---OysrtOn. Losing plteher--Pav0De. Umpire--Crocc0, Time of Eame--2;s0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

WELLS GIFTS COACHING SOB
 sloux Falls. ~. D.. June 9-~MMr. fhsIi Wells. former University Of Minnesota football great. llaa been made athletic director nHA heAd coach of gloux Falls College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
pIETHLEugw

Rnns--KisItv 2, Graham 1, Taylor 2, nFesn q Dofoway, Parsons, Wiz kewski GFsBo, JasIaunas, 2 ,frDsil, Kswsiski, Errors--roDwsr;. v C. Jssjsnnas z, Kewalski Runs bsttsd fB-~Kislty, GrahsW 2, Green 2. psv. sons 2, Cook !, Jsnkins, Two,bass hifs--p 6'BvisB, klsIty, Green. fsi' Eafefs Took, K0waIskl. Stolen bAfss.~ftFh ham TFVior, Obese, BSro. gay 2, Parsons. witkowskl Gfspo, Green eaarinees---fifeh 2, Crane Green, tssH sn basss-s- fssfh. :. lahan [, ThoH4aeisH IT., Bases en hsils-~f1g I,snnis 2, coek gfeso nlags. Of csok [ in ff.s i1ninsA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
&A FUN.
 l&tlSHN'
BY JIMMY tbOSAIlUE MA hcglINe hiHIrlh WfilRl

Probably Inc main reason why bnss arc gO hyIdly sought is the fact thBt tbs oupses are 70 HDrsIiB |. bbI", You Cnn RO Out one day and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

shesby. Shea, Iegnp. Seho. to.I, slS nG%s ;;sss. rr2rn i.ns m Mslts ssatsS & 0. Vincent Hooro, O''T00Io 2, Mahaney. Two base hltH--ljhen, Moore, Mullan UTOole, Stolen baBeB--D0VitO, Vin- cent, Iiobsp, Moore. BnerifiorH s-. O'TOOle, MAbaney, rennsaHey. Lefi on baaes--IIlIIB (, TrIbUHeB ., Bases on. bnlIH---gh IIohDaHHay ., btrOka. nsss.s ,is,s 7 , ny pIas'nsrEey a,r,rE s,, n'n; sy Henneeney (, BtrObhIitIa {. Umpire ---Itadlsy. TIm0--2i00,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

TotaIs ;.',,.:,,;,,,W ;,, ,..:,,.,,,,, ,,b. 4" Y xlian for Atwood In 4th ggttan for BaIinaky iD 9th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Thomas club bnttcrs landed on "Red" CrlGhtOn for t5 hits and with Lefty" Atwood giving Brooklyn nvo hits ,n 0.0 ahutont was reGOTded in favor of tho IoaRue leaders, who have won all thros gntnng t0 date. BaiInaky, BrIotU, Fitzpatrick, Bnntopietro and HSrby Colby all hit hard for tho winners with "WhItoy" PoHnit. is getting two hits for Brooklyn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Runs Wllmol, MuFphY Bnokl'l

Runs WlimOt, Murphy, Bnokley' ErFOYs.- Mccormick, OrslnI, Flbn z, Vutisv, Broasur, Runs battsf Inc WauE6, TwO.bsRs hitA.~IIhyes, Mns. xaySija, stolen baaaH~~ Murphy, Buetisy, MEssarsIio, OrslBL Butls, Eseglhass-~ Ma ssRfella Douhl. pIays-- Mccormick 10 Waugh, bHti nn bssss~-H Hopsvills 2, Dhbyllle l. Tassh on bails-~On GOumey ', HhD' peH l. Hit by plt"hsf-ny MppDns fflsyisIjnlJ, AirDnb 0nt-e By uGum'y ZguDOBs l Passed hall benhI, JmpIts~f, ODonnsll Tims-siOO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Runs WhsieB z, IhnklDls H bllbh I. MeMulIsB, oliver, Roland 2. FlYhn pryxsnski, caysnro. pipp, cook, He' Mullen, TWO base hlts---Dliy'r, Uhr' bIrf, Nome ruu---IIlnB. Stolen bases s-fAnsi1lA, BlipD. hn y1nro, Hhnnh- lois fnBs ssistsdJ, Len on bases -- WstsFvilie |, TsrrYglllo is, Eases on bsiis~~O; BllnD T. MI by pitcher pv Flynn ,JRrVlaJ. firuek oui Bv ElJnn [, by Flynn 7 WinnjnR pitch sv--t3llnn Losing pitcher FIvnb Umpire --HaTbsrt. Tins-~2J5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
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' Dattsd for pipp in eth.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
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Masssrslla ran for ssf'oIini In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Score by inBiBgs;-- Wilson 4. C. ...... .00s 0Og Obi--il c. & C. ..........,..iii 4ei 2i0--ii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
MeymoMd ItiIlIes.

sIlatlcd for PomponlA Ath,