The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-06
NTER-PLAYGROUND

Friday afternoon, Hamilton park was the scene of the first of a ser Des of "Girls' Day" programs. The children of Mill, Fuller and Ham, 1lton playgrounds under the direc- : tion of Misses Julia Moran, Mar garet Lawlor, Margaret Byrnes and Dorothea Reckahn, played host cesses" to the girls from Waterville, Chase, Division, Washington and Fulton playgrounds and their su- pervisors, Rita Baldwin, Rosemary Coyle, Catherine DZubay, Caroline Pollard, Margaret Buckley and Kay Deeley. That the affair was a suc- cess is proved by the presence of 300 girls all ages and sizes from 6 to 16. Games, races and an en- tertainment provided fun and amusement for everyone.
 Winners in the potato races were Agnes Butler from Hamilton, Lo- retta Guilfoile from Chase, and Jane Bottachori from Fuller. Girls fromh Mill street playground car- ried off the first relay race: Ce- cilida Dreary, Theresa Leblanc, Amitia Cachhi and Orea Fortier. TWO teams, made up of girls from different playgrounds, carried off honors in the peanut races: first team, Katherine Rake, Gloria Gagon, Yvonne Gelines, Margaret Burns, Margaret Mitchell; second teamf, Evelyn Assis, Rose Grove, Marjorie Loy, Susan Splatu ana Ramilda Guerrero.
 Three-legged races, sack races and "dress-up" races created some fun. Margaret Burns and Margaret Mitchell carried off hon. ors for Hamilton in the first three legged race, while Marilyn Coogan and Gloria Gagnon won the sec ond one. Cecile Dreary, Margaret Mitchell, Romilda Guerrero and Susan Spratto moved quickest in the sack races. In the "dress-up" race Cecile Dready, Dorothy Loy and Rose Guerrero donned their clothes the quickest.
 Girls from Hamilton, Mill and Fuller entertained with singing and dancing: Catherine Dreary. Theresa Leblanc, Emilia Coelho, Evelyn Evans, Cecile LeClair, Lor- raine Lebreux, Marie Guiffre, Orea Fortier, Mary Hays Lord, hNSlyA 3hOl lAoSSyp 1oobOAAO A VI kinsi Cathedine Mccarthy, Bernice Baker.
 A peanut hunt for all ended a pleasant day. First prize, Mary Paule Graveline; second, Edna Martin and Harriet Rohe; third, Agnes Butler, Orea Fortier, Jane Ford, Harriet Hale, Margaret Mitchell.
 The schedule for Hamilton play ground for the coming week is as follows: Monday, volley ball prac- tice in the afternoon for girls and game with Duggan at Hamilton at 7:15. Tuesday, sewing at 3:30, hot dog roast in the evening for the boxers and those who took part in the last entertainment. We'd nesday, volley ball practice for girls. Bingo and lotto contest for boysand girls. Two boys and two girls will be entered from each playground. This will be followed ilton girls will play Mill at Mill. Sandy Bottom. Friday, boxing in the evening.
 Inter-playground league baseball Wednesday:
 Washington vs Mill at Washing ton.
 Waterville vs Duggan at Wa terville.
 Fulton vs Division at Fulton.
 Hamilton playground league Tuesday:
 Warner Bros vs East End Jrs, o:30-diamond No. 1.
 Athletics vs East End Flashes, e.30-diamond No. 2.
 Community Jrs vs Wilson Cards, 3:00-diamond No. 1.
 Oaklands vs Blue Streaks, 200 rdiamond No. 2.
 Three wins and no losses have been chalked up for the Fulton playground baseball team to put them at the top of the Interplay ground league, according to an an- nouncement by Supervisor Thomas Dwyer. Hamilton follows with three victories and one defeat, and is followed by Duggan, Division, Mill, Washington and Waterville.
 The schedule for the week in the Interplayground League is as follows: Monday, Washington vs. Fulton at Washington; Hamilton vs Mill at Hamilton; Division vs Duggan at Fulton; Wednesday, Washington vs Mill at Washington; Waterville vs Duggan at Water vile; Fulton vs Division at Full