The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-22
WHILE METROS
 AND LITCHFIELD
 IN VALLEY SPOT
Feature Game on Cowboys Field Sunday-Other
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All roads lead to Lltchiield Sun day, where Freddy Fraxier's Wa terville (Metros) cross bats with Joe Zinscr. Litchneld (Cowboys) in game which the winner thereof will bo crowned champions of the first half of the NaugRtuck Valley League. which operates under c split season schedule. Both teams have put in n number of practice sessions this week In preparation for tho game. Waterville will show such stars as George oliver.
 'Snooks" Jarvis, Henry Matthews and others. Manager Fraxier ans nounced last night, he will start Jock" Blinn with Big" Jake Vreeland held in reserve while Jumping" Johnny Driscoll, who gained fame at Wilby, will catch. Manager Joe Zinser has the ground keepers busy keeping the playing surface in shape, and with the two Towne brothers, Shnugannesey and Cambcri. all set, he hasn't decided whether Bili Porter or Kemis will get the assignment with himself doing the receiving. 4 large crowd k expected to witness the game.
 Eagles Away
 Playing Manager Thomas Halpin of the Terryvllle Eagles will take his tonm down Plymouth Hill over Co Watertown to oppose Oscar Jnr. lottH Watertown Princctons at this writing the genial Eagle manager hasn't decided whether he will take his turn In the box. n position which some years ago made him Connecticuts most sought for twirlor In tho simi-pro ranks, Lefty Flynn, whose mound work has been of the highest nature, will divido the game with Mickey F'lll at the dizzy corner, and Johnny Cnvnn- nnro catching, the Eagles bid well toward another victory before the close of tho first series, while on tho other hand Manager JarlottH outfit. encouraged by their victory over Hopcvillc last week, will cn' deavor to finish in the first divis' lon, strengthened by tho addition to their ranks of Al Jarlott, who polod out four hits in five trips to the pinto Inst week nR well aH the two lusty clouta for homera, which cnme from Bryan Kiclty'H bnt. Wa tcrtown's offensive play has Rrcnt. iy increased Cider Maxwell will tse tho rubber with that snappy catcher, Pat Slattcry, receiving his offcrH Jerry Miller will offlcin,c,
 knccys in OnkyI,lc
 Hurry Lynch's ThOmnston R0cey's) who by their dcfont by Lltohncld last week wero knocked out Of tho running, will journey to Onkville whore they play Loo Or- aini's Davies of thnt town Tho kacoyH team will show OBrien, Steve Horowny, Grano in their lino- up with either Mandy Green or Speed Conway doing tho twirllnH Mort keilty will catch. In tho l DavicH lineup ono will observe n good looking club, hut aS tholr manager. Leo OrHlni, reports. "they | haven't got going yet, but watch | us in tho second serics," n team which hnB Blll Flanagan, Sammy | Fem, Joey Butler, md Brodner, 'n | its lineup should register more vir- tories Nick Znppono, Onkville't IrOno man, will toss them up. with Pepper" Rcd Lnhoy catching, Cnl- abrcso will coll the strikes
 Down In Hopevlllo Pat Engnn''s Indies will tnko on Joe DlBnscH Bei ihlehcm toam, although the ro- suits Of this game has no bearing on the lenguc standing, a good game should be in store for tho "Villo" fans, Smokey Dennis win loo the rubber for tho visitors with Dnina doing the catching. the Indies with the MnzSoroln brothers, Waugh, and the hard hitting "JigRs" Murphy, will see action. Manager Egan announces Ihnt Joo Bowcy, his star pitcher, homo win get the pitching assign. rnent with DnVe Bnrtolini catching, O'Donncll will call tho balls and at lkpa