The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-14
OAKLANDS MEET WILSON'S IN PARK
 LEAGUE FEATURE
Four Games Start TO-mOr- row at 2 and } p. m.;
 N. E. H. vS w. A. C.

With the Oakland A. c. crowned champions of the first round seven other teams in the Public Parks League will endeavor to win the second round which gets under way tomorrow at three o'clock, in order to get a crack at the Oak lands, to decide the winner of the Elks trophy whcih will be present. ed to the winning team.
 The lid will verbally fly off in the Public Parks League tomorrow when the youngsters start their second and final round. Games will be played at Fulton, Washington and Waterville so the fans may look forward to witnessing plenty of good baseball. As has been the case since the beginning of the na- tional pastime the boys will need few more greenbacks to be as- sured that all will be peaches and cream at the finish and small do- nation on the part of the fans will no doubt be appreciated. The boys are not in the habit of seeking larger profits. Baseball is all that they desire to play and ask only the game expenses in the colTec. tion banks. Money has never been the aim of this league be it here after understood by fandom. The cost of playing four games each week is approximately $17.25 and to date the proceeds have been averaging about $7 per Sabbath.
 There has been change at Washington Park that the atten- tion is centered upon. Instead of starting at o'clock the contest will get under way two hours ear- Her with the Raymond Hillies and the A. B. C.'s putting on a show for the many spectators who have taken an interest in the circuit In that section. That large following that accompanies the Colored team will be there to lend vocal assist ance. Eddie Bergin will make his initial appearance with. Tom O'Connor scoring.
 In what shouli be bang-up game is scheduled to take place at Fulton Park when the Oaklands and the Wilson A. c. cross bats. The Wilson after a poor start strengthened their lineup with sev- eral Wilby stars and finished in a tie for second place in the first round and according to Johnny Barnes they are going to win the second round without any trouble. Freddy Jacavino will oppose Bren- nan Flaherty on the mound.
 Action
 In the feature game at the Cooke street diamond the North End Hillies will meet the Waterbury A. c. Due to their experience the McMillanmen are favored over the youngsters from the North End but at any rate it ought to be an in- teresting battle.
 The game at Washington Park between the Raymond Hillies and ABC outfit fro mthe north end, originally scheduled to take place at o'clock will be played at 2 o'clock instead. Attention is called to members of both teams to be on hand ready to start at because earlier in the week the starting time was set at o'clock. Either Bob Grady or Parch Demarsis will twirl for the dough boys with La- Vasseur on the receiving end. Grady has pitched good ball all season but poor support by his teammates in crucial times have proven his downfall. Last week with two outs the shortstop drop ped a fly ball and before the inn ing was over the Oaklands had scored seven runs to win the ball game.
 Up at Waterville the c. and c. uotfit, which has won its last three starts is expected to down the St Stan outfit in game scheduled 10 get underway at o'clock. Capaldo will twirl for the Italian outfit and will be opposed by Rembish of the Polish nine. r
 Another change is noted at Wa terville. Tyrus Lamb has been as- signed to umpire instead of Frankie Place. The game will show St Stans and the c. and c. Juniors. The first ball will sail down the | cutaway at o'clock. As a means of assistance to the league all umpires and scorers have donated their services gratis,