The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-10
PLANS COMPLETED FOR BIG CLASSIC
 AT PARK JULY 3O|
Officials Meet Tomorrow in City Hall--PhiIs Ex-
 peCted to Draw

Waterbury will have fair and full opportunity to pay tribute to na- tive son on Monday, July 30th acc cording to well laid plans an- nounced to managers of City Anna teur League baseball teams at their meeting last night by President George V. Casey. Twenty-Five prom incnt Waterbury men were named to committees concerning the af- fair which has to do with the visit of the Philadelphia National League team to Hamilton Park, where they will oppose a City League All-star combination to be selected within the next ten days. To-morrow night, the general com mittee will meet in special session at the City Hall about p. m. to discuss further plans for the ad- vance sale of tickets for the event.
 Sundays feature game at 4 o'clock will bring together the Sacred Heart and Thomas Club teams on the first diamond with the Brooklyn A. C., conquerors of Tribune 4. c. to contend with this weekend on the first diamond at 2 P. M. while the Washington Hills will have 8 chance to pick up. a game at the expense of the Recre- ntions at p. m. on the second Hamilton Park diamond.
 The committees to work on the Moore game were announced as follows:
 Chairman, Ex- officio, Mayor Frank Hayes, Controller Daniel J. Leary. Dr Andrew J. Jackson, pr Edward J. Godfrey, Daniel Mahaney, Joseph Lawior, Michael O'Connell, Michael Noonan, Fred Chesson, Charles Allen, Frank Green, Harmon Genlot, Harry Cashin, Charles Denehey, Harold Davis, William Dunleavey, James Moore, Irving Harrison. William Hartley, Thomas ,McGrath, Mich ael Cunningham, Peter Foley, Naugatuck, John Daley, Nauga- tuck, Eddie Ahearn, Naugatuck, William Carroll, Bristol. Henry Brophy, Terryville, James A. Phe.' Ian, Herbert Smith, Charles Lead CT, William Sullivan, William Pen- dy, Timothy Moynihan, Mert Con- ners.
 Atty Vincent A. scully, Atty John Burns, Mat Halloway, J. Francis Smith, William Ennis, Atty William Carroll, Sam Albert. John Brophy, Ex-Governor Charles A. Templeton, Arthur Kramer, Sam Kramer, c. P. Goss, Jr. Fred Kellogg. Robert Coe, sher- man Perry, William Dwyer, Frank Bailey, Joseph Milville, Arthur J. Lunny, Martin Bergin, Jr., Indris Alderson, c. H. Upson, Nauga- tuck; Row1ey w. Phillips, Robert Munger, Daniel Harrington, ST; Atty Frank summa, William Pol lard, Walter Jarvis, Timothy Fer ris, Dan Sullivan, Watertown; Wil- liam Harris.
 supt Joseph Mclean, Chief Hen ry Heitman, Fred J. Carr, Frank Roland, Judge Edward Mascolo, Judge John F. McGrath, George Mulligan, Atty Theodore V. Meyer, William Libold, Eugene Beadle, Chattie Fitzpatrick, Mike Croce. c. Arthur Dubois, Dan Sullivan, Waterville; Fred Kelley, William Cavanaugh, Thomas McGrath, Pat Moran, Thomos walsh, Patrick Clark, Harry Lynch, Thomaston; Leo Conway, Patrick Winston, Gento Orsino, Peter Kenny, Mich- ael SlaVln, Joseph Connor, Frank Hodson, Colonel John Ryan. Captain Daniel Carson, William Dunphy, William Joy. Dr J. Claf- fey, Bristol; Edward Hart, Che- shire; Bill Nugent. Earl Page, John Jenusaitis. Eddie Claffey, Duke Hayes. Skiddo Dumschott. Thomas Flanagan, Julius Biener. Frank Conroy, Jack Innes, E. R. Kaiser, Frank Cassin, Dennis Clancy, Thomas P. Kelley, Joseph St Louis, Francis Brennan, Hank Kelley, nennis Reardon, John "scoopy" Carey, James McGrath. Horton Warner, John Crary. Ben- jamin. Lavallee, and the officers and managers of the City Amateur Boseball league.
 Publicity committee, William P. O'Donnell, Chick Kelley, John Clu- l ney, George Dillon, Henry L. Bro phy. and John Daley, Naugatuck News.
 Committee for grounds arrange ments; Thomas Moore, Irving Har- rison and William Derwin.