The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
IWATERVILLE AND WATERFOWL MINES
 | IN FEATURE GAME
Valley League Begins Sec. Ond Series Sunday With
 Four Games


 The second series, of the Naugn- tuck Valley Baseball League will get under way Sunday with four towns playing host to their in- Vhders.
 Although the champion team of the first series is undecided at thIs writing, because of the fact that the Watervlllo Metros are schcd' uied to rcplay protest game with th OakVills Davies on July 4th morning in Watcrville, f the Me- tr0s should win them, they will be crowned the champs, on the other hand. if the O1kyIlle team is the victor, and Wqtort0wn wins their game against Bethlehem, which, by the way, nt their first meeting onddd in n tie, then four teams, namely, Watcrvlllc, Ltchheld, Wn- terown. and TbomastOn, will be tied for first place iD the first series, and what h pIdysof thht would bc,
 SIX Town Special
 In regards tO the attractions listed for this week John Fan VIII be treated Co h grcat game If he journeys tO Wntert0WD where the genial manager of inc Princeton 4, A., Oscar JnrlOtt, watches th1t he will zee when Freddy Ff1zler's Watorvillc MetrOB come tO town, Both of these two teams show 4 number of classy ball tOsscrs, tbc Metros with Lnngl0is at third, Joe Shugruc, former Crosby Captain nt 0AnAnH QtanALA IA qfyLn HhIVt and Whnlen nt first shows fast inHeld whom with either Frankie Edmonds, the Nhugy Btnr tWIrIer, who recently held the American Brass 10 q IOne hit, or the reliable IIiinn on tho mound should give the PrincctoDa plenty Of trouble,
 Manager OHcar JariOtt predicts that his Princeton Boys Will emerge VictOB, when ono consld- CTS that the kiolty boys, Bryant and Jim, have found their bathing eye8 and Al" JhrI0tt continues Co polo out extrn base hits while on tho defence, HappODe's work m second has boon very cOfnmentns bIa, the ndditiOn of Pat Sl1ttcry 10 the catching department h1s strengthened the team nisO, it lh expected that Cider Maxwell VIII toe the rubber with HIHttGfy catch. Ing, Miller will umpire,
 ln HOtEytDlc
 Pat Eagnn VIII pit bIs Hope vile indies against ThOUt1stO0 to engage with Harry LynchB K6cnys of thnt town, although the indies won but tWh games in ibG first series, their thshfUl manager enysI lt will bG different tn the second half, with Tho addition of Joe BOWey, star tWlrIer from Holy Cross ready 10 pitch nDd Big 1J1yP BnrtOlini catching, it Io0k6 ns # the indies will get off on the right foot thIs week. Th0maston will show either Mandy Green or "BDGod' Conway tho Chnse Company, th" Chnse Company standby, on the mound with Mort KieIty receiving, Henry Br0phy will umpire,
 ItuFaI Game
 BethIehom goes tO Iltch6tl1 whore they will be the guests of J06 HlDsGr's Cowboys, jt is ex' peGtGd that BothInbnm will show n number Of new fac6s iD order Go form moro opposition ns the tenn went through tho first series Wifl' out n single victory, HmOOkY D"n' nlS ts now FeGdy tO tak6 his fuD ln the box and Hnys tbht he hos n good toGm ln b1ck Of him, bo9! turn bnck the COWbOyH, Porter 6nd Komis LtfhHojds pitchers, are both reIdy tO m1kn ID for fbht game which WaterViIIe won Ihb' week, both Of thoss two b0ys work bard and Gt times switch positions for m inning Or two tO keep tho)r nrns in shape, Joe GinBor VII catch. MOrtisHey will Offloiat",
 Loo Orstni and bjs OhEvllle Davies Will travel tO TortyV,ll" whore they crOas bats with TbOmdb IlnIpln's EnEI"s Of that town, Manager OrslnI mya th1t be hhs offered his boys bonus Y thny finish tho ncODd Aoyios Co th" money, with U1Y Dajy'H nrm in good shape the Eagles bnit"rs Wtl) find the going tough Oakvlllos poppy cnteher, LMboy, is making plenty Of friends jD ftls circuit du" iO bis active work behind Inc pj1te, MnBnger Iinipin wliI uH" Lefty Flynn or himself iD tbn box Wttb Johnny Cnr6b0nr0 c0tohjbM ijy' land VII umpire,
 All games start 8t o'clock