The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-08
VILE METROS,
 THOMASTON K. (.
 VALLEY FEATURE
Play Sunday--hayes and Flynn Top Eaters
 to Date

With tho coming of the firth Sunday of play in tho popular Naugatuck Valley league. four towns, Thomnston, Oakville, Wa tertown and Terryville arc making preparations to take care of the large crowds expected to witness games in their respective folds. All games are scheduled for 3 ?. m.
 Litchneld (Cowboys) and Water. vile (Motros) are showing the way ench team having Q clean slate in four games played to date, while Thomaston (Kacoys) in third place, arc runners up.
 Christy Hayes of Hopeville and Ed Flynn of Terryvllle arc tiod for batting honorg, each man getting four hits out of seven times up for Q .671 percentage. Zappono of Onkville Davies ranks third with m even 500 smashing out four hits in eight trips to tho plate. Eleven players havo batting aver- ages of 400 or better after four wooks of play.
 Tho main attractive game for Sunday features Freddy Frazicr's Metros who will attempt to mnko lt Ave straight. when they battle Harry Lyneh's KaccyB at Plume & Atwood field in ThomaBton. Due to rivalry oxiBtlng botweon these two teams a large crowd lB oxpcct- cd to witness tho game. Thom1Bton in third place, has lost but ono | game, thnt to Watortown but the bnshful Harry Lynch claims his team will Frazlor'B Metros their first setback. Big Jako Vrooland | will get tho aBBlgnomGnt for tho | vile with Jack Drlscoll catching. Mandy Green lB expected to too tho rubber for Lynch's Knccy with tho hard hitting Mort Kiolty catching. Henry Brophy will umpire.
 | Tho othor undofoatod team, tho Lltchhold Cowboys, will journey Co | OnkVllle whore nt the South school they will oppose tho Davies, who to date have found the opposition pretty tough. Many Litehhold fans will accompany tho team to oak. Villo. Manager Joe ZlnBor of tho | Cowboys stated last night that both of his tWirIors, kemlB and Porter ar0 in shape with his hon. or, Manager Joe, doing tho catch- Ing. Loo OrBlni, OakVlllo'B mnn' ngor, clalms to have n dark horse ready Go pitch, Rny Daly or Zap p0no hold in reserve, C0nrnd VII call tho balls and strikes.
 Manager Joe DoIjnBi, undauntot by tho four consecutive dof0ats hi team has met, BnyB thnt tho Beth lohom team which faces Water town In tho silk Town Sunday wll be inspired to g0 out and win thil game. Manager OBcaf Jnrl0tt 0I tho WatortoWn A. A. will und0ubt' odly BGnd his inst bull fllngor 'CI' dor" Maxwell Co the mound wItl his son, Al Jhrlotp who recently re- turned from Holy CrOBB whore ht WaB Jack Inrry'B mnlnBtny In tht Purplo's pitching department, helt in reserve. Hawk DOnBton VII catch with Jerry Miller calling them. bnHt week at the Wntor' t0Wn.LItchiiold game eloso Go [ thousand fans were on hnnd, BuBl ness manngor Apo Debunkor gnyB [ iikonblo crowd will be present thl week.
 Tho battlo of "vlllcs" takes plnc when Pat Egan'B lI0p0Vlllo (ln dioB) goes Co TorryVIll0 Co ongng with pncky IInlDIn'B EagloS. Tn Indies spurrOd on by thfo0 rGcGn victories over tho OnkViIlo Dnyics nr0 out Co clip the EngIo6 wing (t0 to gponk), but Pneky bnSb dIf foront. Ills EngloB havo been prne tIBlng nights this weeks so thoyl B0on Do flying high. Goumcy OI CuBIck will Do on tho mound fo iI0poViil0 with Dave Bnrt0llnI TO ccIving. Loo "KId" Berg nnt Johnny CaVnnn0r0 will round ou tho E1glos bnttory. Hnrlnrt will of fclntc.