The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-10

ting and will do it again.
 The Metros lineup will show such performers as follows: Dinty Moore of the noted Waterville Moores at first base, McMulien, second, Bill Roy at third, and Shocks Jarvis in the short field, while the outer works will be taken care of by the speedy George Oliver. Wid Matthews and Joe Shugrue. On the mound will be the old reliable Yock Blinn who set down the Cowboys in their last meeting. Frankie Edmonds, the color schoolboy flash from Nauga- tuck, will be held in reserve. Big John White will catch.
 The Cowboys lineup will be practicularly the same as they have used all season, namely, Bill Towne, first base; Monaghan, sec ond; CVrutch, third bas; Guy zin- ge rat short. Bob Towne, Shaugh. nessey; and Comperni in the out field. Either Les Porter or kemis will do the flinging with Joe Zin- ger and Mere Quinn dividing the catching. Plumb will officiate.
 Eagles vs Princctons
 Terryville entertains Watertown in the lock town in another game, which should draw a good crowd with both teams tied for second place it is expected that both man. agers will throw their strongest teams into play, Manager Oscar Jarlott of the Princetons expects to show Miller at first, the hard hitting Bruant Kielty at short Zappone, second, and Jim Kielty at the dizzy corner. In the outficld Brida, Pichette and Evans will take care of the flies. Al Jarlott, the Holy Cross star moundsman, will start the pitching with the old reliable Cider Maxwell ready for call. Slattery will catch. Man. ager Tom Halpin, a veteran of many battles, will insert the fol- lowing players in his Eagle lineup:, Truskoski, Roland, Mickey Fill and Swicklas will take care of the in- ner works while Cook, Hobart and Prysanski will patrol the outer works. Leo Berg will toe the rub Der with Manager Halpin an old New England League Twirler ot note held in reserve. Johnny Ca- vanarro will catch, Hagaman will umpire.
 Davies Travel
 Another good game is on the docket up in Thomaston when Leo Orsinis, Oakville Davies, cross bats with Harry Lynch's Kaceys at the Plume and Atwood field at three o'clock. The Davies outfit shows a we'll balanced team since the requirement of Lefty Odea, whose pitching performances have been most noticeable with Pepper La- hey as his battery mate. Bill Elan agan and Sammy Fenn, both former City League players having their best year, the Magnuson Bros and Frankie Days great playing at short leads many followers of the Davies to believe that they will take over the Kaceys. Manager Harry Lynch has been having plenty of trouble giving the Thom- aston fans q championship team. When Umpire Henry Brophy calls Play Balr', the Kaceys in the field will be Boroway at third. Graham at short, Brammer at first. and O'Brien at second. Ruggie, Taylor, ard E. O'Brien in the .outfield. Mort iKelty will catch the offerings of Andy Knox.
 Manaker Paddy Egan will take his Hopeville Indies up to Bethle- ham in the last of the attractions listed for Sunday. Manager Egan believes that his star twirler. Joe Bowey, will set back the Plowboys who have yet to gain victory in this league. The Mazerella boys Buckley Wilmot and Mccormick. will be seen in action. While Bethlehem's ever changing team. will show the Dains brothers, Bry- an and others. while 1t is expected that Smoky Dennis will pitch. r. Kielty will call the balls and strikes.
 At the regular monthly meeting of the officers and team managers to be held next week date will be set for the replay game between Oakville and Waterville, to decide the championship of the first half. In event that Oakville wins, then there will be four way tie for first place between these teams.
 -Waterville, Watertown, Thomns- ton. and Litchfield. On the other hand if Waterville beats Oakville, then Waterville will be declared the first half champions.