The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-14
HIGH SCHOOL TO
 START BASEBALL
Only Two Regulars of Last Years Club Missing;
 Twins Report
WATERFOWL
COrrcspondent-A. R. Dcland Phone WafcrtOVn 200

Having ended one of the most successful basketball seasons at the local high school in years. the athletic mind has begun to turn to baseball prospects. The whole squad with the exception of two men will be available, one Salva- tore in left field and Podoblnski, q pitcher. The lineup from last year which remains includes Havana. c; Kielty. D; Kiesel and Puzak, ID; Jasceluiwan, ss; M. Salvatore, 3b; McGoldrich, If; Laudate, of; and Wrenho, If. Several new men who have entered the school have had their baseball prowess broadcast will be watched to fill in any va cant play. Of these the Beauty twins, one a first baseman and the other a second baseman, seem quite promising. Another new conner in the person of Johnny Koch, a pitcher, with plenty of form and stuff" Besides these there will be many others who have not signed for any special position.
 Yale Here Tonight
 The Princeton Rayon A. A. bas- ketball team will play the Yale team tonight at the high school gym. The preliminary will be fur nished by the Pastime girls team and Wallingford. Marie Winde- bank, former high school star. is member of the team. Dancing will follow the main event.
 Working on Diamond
 Work on the baseball field has begun although the snow still covers the entire field. The large trees which have always been the source of many an argument. nave been cut down from in back of home plate and first base.
 Play to Be Given
 Members of the Masquers Dra- matic club of the Watertown high school, will present Friday evening, March 23rd, the play Hero by the Hour" The play will be presented in the high school auditorium.
 Wesley Green Dies
 Wesley Green died yesterday morning at his home on Woodbury road from a heart attack with which he was stricken last Friday. | The funeral will take place Thurs day at 2 o'clock from the home of Harry Heminway on the Green. | Burial will take place in the River side cemetery in Waterbury. MT Green was born in Pittston, Pa and came to Watertown 25 years ago. Since then he has been em- ployed as MT Heminway's chauf- feur except for a few years when he worked as head box maker in MT Heminway's box factory in Wa | terbury. He was a member of Co., lumbia lodge, K. of F., Sons of St | George and the M. F. church. He Is survived by his wife.
 Fire Meeting
 l There will be a special meeting for fire at 8 o'clock in the fire house for the purpose of instruc- ! tions in the use of the inhalator. All men are asked to be on hand. | Musicale Tonight
 The annual choir entertainment of the Methodist church will take place this evening in the church dining hall at 8:15. There will be | several skits and musical numbers | The affair is under the direction of Edwin Racker. the organist.
 w. C. T. U. to Meet The Women's Christian Temper ance Union will meet Thursday al 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs John Hlavna of Chestnut grove. Mrs Cyrus Scott will have charge ol devotional service.
 Briefs
 The ladies auxiliarys of the Con. gregational church met yesterday afternoon at the chapel. Those who attended were Mrs Justir Smith, Mrs William R. Cook, Mir Herbert s. Dayton, Mrs George Adams, Mrs John Clifford, Mir Wilfred Bayan, Mrs Floyd Gledhjll Mrs F. H. Peterson. Mrs Fremon Holt and Mrs Bronson Lockwood Work on clothing for the visiting Anurse was continued.