The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-27
St. Paul's Church To
 Picnic At Lakewood
School Pupils to Enjoy Varied Program Tomorrow;
 Sprague Wins League Championship
WATERVILLE

Tomorrow is the big day of tho year for the pupils of St Paups church school who will enjoy their annual picnic nt Lakewood park. They will meet at the cor. ner of Thomaston avenue and Homer street at 10 a. m. when q special trolley will be boarded to carry them to the park. There Mrs Ralph Grain and hor commit. tee will supervise full program of games and other re0reatlonal l features. including rides on tho various concessions. A picnic lunch will Do served. Assisting Mrs Grain will bo Mrs Russell True love, Mrs fsaac Buxton, Mrs George Bailey, Mrs Frederick dretoreX, Mrs Valentino Field.
 spraguc Captures Title
 sprague grammar school of Wa. tervillo captured tho championship of tho American division of tho grammar school baseball league yesterday afternoon at Hamilton grammar school, 8 to 2. A large delegation of local fans witnessed the contest which was q. play.oif Of the tlo for first place In which both teams found themselves last wook. Hopevllle had previous iy defeated spraguo by q singlo
 uagain was on tho mound for tho Watervlllo toam and pitched effoctivo ball, allowing but seven hits, ono of them c homo run which scored four runs for the losors Mazynrclii of Hopevllle granted but six hits, three of which were mado by Boroway, the Sprague catcher, who made triple and two singles.
 Sprague opened the scoring by tallyIng four runs ln the second lnninE and added another in the following frame. ono run each wero scored in tho seventh and eighth. Hopovillo scored onco ln tho second and again In the fourth. They throw scnre into the Wa tervillo boys in the last of the eighth. spraguo appeared to Do consting along to an easy victory with an & to 2 advantage when Deslderlo's rome run with the bases full and another tally gave Hopovllio hvo runs and loft spraguo with only a single run ndyafitaac. Gagain thon bore down however, and soon got out of hts difficulty, holding the South Wa. terburlans from Further scoring.
 Sprague players and rootors riding in trucks, nolslly announced their victory tas they rode through crowded 1cxehhnge pldco at about B:30 D. m. and when they nrrivod in Watcrvill0 mado n vociforous tour of the community celebrating tholr triumph.
 Birthday Party
 George Goggins of Huntingdon avenuo was tcndered surnribe party Saturday evening In celebra. ton of his birthday. iio was pre-. sontod with an attractive olectrlcj clock. Dancing, music and bridGo wore enjoyed and n buffct suprcr was served. Those attending were Mir and Mrs George 0ogglns, MT and Mrs Lawrence Ross, MT and Mrs Francis Whelan, MT and Mrs Thomas Buckley. MT ana Mrs George Therien, MT and Mrs Wal- ter Foyx, Mrs Anna Murphy, Mrs Mary Pierce, Miss Alice Down0s. Mrs Ida Picket and Francis Murphy.
 Plan Vets Organization
 Preliminary plans for the forma. ton of some sort of organization for Watervilie's veterans were din- cussed at meeting which took place last night at St. Michael'e 2 parish hail. The meeting was well attended but in view of Vhe fact that q number of men who are In. terested were unable to attend last nights meeting, 1t was decided to continue the discussion at another meeting to be held at the same place on the evening of Tueadny' July 10th. Every war veteran TO, siding in Watervilie 10 urged to keep that date free and to attend the next meeting.