The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-06
PRINCETONS WILL PAY FIRST VISIT
 TO LOCAL FIELD
Interest High in Baseball
 'NaturaI'-ThOfnastOn at Terryville

With four good games scheduled
 for Sunday in the popular Naug- atuck Valley League, the fans who
 witnessed these games are sure to
 see plenty of good baseball. All games are listed to get under way
 at o'clock.
 The Watertown (Princeton A
 Al team will journey down to
 Oakville where they will cross bats
 with Leo Orsinis Davies of that town. Manager Oscar Jarlott of the
 Princetons says his boys are off to
 cop the second half of this league,
 with Zappone his star second base-
 man playing great game both de-
 fensively and extensively and Big
 Boy" Evans whose ability to knock them out of the lot, Watertown bids fair to make it two in row.
 Either "Ar' Jarlott well known
 Holy Cross pitcher dividing the
 mound duties with "Cider" Max well, and the addition to the catch ing ranks of Pat Slattery the Princeton battery shapes up as
 good as any in this leakue. Oak ville's genial Manager MT Orsini thinks that his team will turn back the opposition, it is expected that Ray Daly the former Brooklyn A. c. star pitcher will toe the rubber with Pepper Lahey doing the re- ceiving. Calabrese will umpire. All Raedy!
 Next in line come the Terryville (Eagles) at Thomaston game
 which has the earmarks of being a hummer. Last week the Kaceys
 were mighty lucky to win from Hopeville by score of 6-5. Terry vile with Manager Packy Halpin will show a strong team with the fine playing to date of Mickey Fill
 at the dizzy corner, as well as Ro- lands great all around play. Last week Terryville with Halpin on the
 mound turned back the Davies, but
 it is expected that Berg will get the pitching assignment this week for the "Ville'' with Johnny Cavannaro
 ctaching. Manager Harry Lynch Of the Kacey's~ will be unable to use
 Speed Conway for pitching in this league for the remainder of the
 season, as a league rule forbids a
 player to jump to another organ ized Sunday league, so it appears that Mandy Green will toe the rub
 Der with Mort Kielty catching. Henry Brophy will umpire. Man. ager Lynch has been busy making
 plans to take care of bumper
 crowd which is expected to witness this game. N
 Manager Joe Zinser' of the Litch- field (Cowboys) will take his ath-
 letes down the valley to Hopeville | where Pat Egan and his Indies will be their host, the Cowboys are considered about the best drawing team in these parts and boast of having a large following who wit ness all three games both at home and away if this is the case. then Pat Egan had better get more bleachers ready for Sunday. Porter or Kemis will pitch with Zinser catching for the visitors while
 Hopeville will show Joe Bowey the
 St Thomas Seminary student doing the twirling with "Jiggs" Murphy receiving, fans will remember that few years back this duo formed
 the star American Legion battery.
 Alex MaZzerella will call the balls
 and strikes.
 Metros Travel
 With two managers mutual
 agreement okaying the change in
 playing field. Freddy Frazier will
 take his Waterville (Metros) to
 Bethlehem to play Joe DiBase's PlOWDOyS. WaterVille Will snow
 George Langlois, captain of the
 team and considered very good infielder at third base, as well as
 Shocks Jarvis at short. Either
 Frankie Edmonds the Naugatuck
 star twirler or York" Blinn vii!
 be Fraziers selection with McMul- len catching. Bethlehems team will
 show a few new changes, with Jas ulunas at second and Dains at first Smokey Dennis fire ball pitcher will toe the rubber with G. Dains catch ing. Jim Mobile will call them.