The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-20
|KACEYS WILL PLAY BETHLEHEM MIN E..
 CAVANARRO LEADS
|Litchfield and WatertOwn Game Billed for Sun-
 day as Feature

All roads throughout the Nauga- tuck Valley lead to Litchfield where on this Sunday the Water- town Princeton A. A. play the Litchfield Cowboys, popular Sab bath day loop. This game is scheduled to start at 3 o'clock. Manager Oscar Jarlott of the Wa tertown team has had his charges busy the past week preparing for this tussle. The Princeton's will show Sy Miller at first, Zappone at second base, Bryant Kielty at third base, and Jim Kielty at short will round out their infield. Brida, Pichet and Evans will patrol the outer works. Cider Maxwell, Al Jarlott the Holy Cross star twirl- CT both in good shape will be ready for the call to toe the rub Der while Pat Slattery, former City leaguer will be seen behind the plate. The Cowboys lineup, it appears at this writing will be made up of about the same as Manager Joe Finger has used prac- tically in every game so far this season. Bob TowRe and Shaugh- nessey and Comperni will form their outfield while Bill Towne at first, rutch will take care of the midway sack, Weyland Porter at the dizzy corner, and Guy Zlnser will be in the short field. It is eX- pected that kemis will toe the rub Der with Mere Quinn catching, Morrissey will call the strikes.
 HOpeville vs Oakville
 The battle of the "Villes" will take place in Oakville at o'clock when Paddy Egan's Hopeville h. dies encouraged on by their 20 victory last week over Watervil;e, will try to make it two in a row when they oppose Leo Orsinis Oakville Davies at the South school field. Manager Egan thinks that hls boys, playing the brand of ball they did last week, behind the fine pitching of young Joe Bowey, the St Thomas Seminary student whose fast ball always puzzles the batters. Blanchione will catch. Hopeville's inner defense will show Christy Hayes, former Hill infielder at first, Eddie Mag zerella at second, Beauty Me. Cormick at short, and Cliff Waugh guarding the hot corner, Jack Mag zarella, Buckley and Jiggs Murphy, the Crosby high star batter, will see service in the outfield. Man ager Leo Orsini expects to show Christy Flanagan in left, Magnu- son in center and Mlnucci in right field while the infielders will be Orsini, Frank Magnuson and Day. Sammy Fenn will take care of 3rd as is his his custom, Lefty o. Dea, the Davies newly acquired twirler will toe the rubber. Fred kielty will umpire.
 Terryvillc vs Watervillc
 Manager Thomas (Packy) Hal pin will take his Terryville Eagles down to Waterville where they will play Freddy Frazier's Metros at o'clock. The Eagles, although given a setback by Litchfield last week are to turn in victory over Waterville, Roland at short and Mickey Fill at third, Hannabry, Swicklas and Przenski in the out field form good defense, while Johnny Cavannaro, the league s leading hitter will be seen in catching the offerings of either Lefty Flynn or Leo Berg, Man. ager Frazier intends to have his regular players present, Langlois at third, Snooks Jarvis at short. Big Jake Vreeland at first, along with Matthews, Oliver and Bauhy in the outfield, Frankie Edmonds. star colored boy pitcher from Nau- gatuck will toe the rubber with "Yock" Blinn held in reserve. Henry Darlington, recently added to Waterville's list will possibly catch, Jim Mobile will call the strikes.
 Kaceys Busy
 Manager Joe Di Basis Bethle- hem Plowboys, will oppose Harry Lynch's kaceys in Thomaston on Sunday at 2 o'clock. The Flow boys have played ten games so far this year and have yet to crash the win column with Smokey Joe Dem his on the mound and Dains catch ing, thls battery should worry the Kaceys while the hard working Bethlehem manager has signed up Dustre Roy Murphy of Wilby fame to play third along with a few other changes it looks as if the Plowboys will take game, on the other hand. Manager Lynch, whose popularity in the sporting world, rates him as having as good q team as he possibly can get to- gether will show Brammer at short, Steve Boroway at third and Mort Kielty, catching the offer .ings of Mandy Green, a good game is 1 nstore for the countless number of fans which flock to Plume and Atwoods field each week to see the Kaceys in action. Henry Brophy, will umpire.
 Leading Hittcrs in Naugatuck Val-
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