The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-07
ST STAINS PROVIDE
 REAL TEST FOR !. PARKS CHAMPIONS
League Rivals Clash Sun- day at Fulton Park;
 OyertOn With Wilson's

Entering their fifth week of &C., ton in the first round, teams in the Public Parks league will furnish fans with four interesting games this weekend at the Waterville and Fulton park diamonds. The fea- ture game of the Sabbath day brings together the championship c & c Jrs. and the St. Stanislaus hines.
 Sundays schedule is as fol- lows: Fulton park, 1:45 o'clock, American Legion vs. Washington Hill Bears; o'clock, c & c Jrs. vs. St. Stafiislaus, umpire Sloss, scorer Foley. WaterviAe park, l:46 o'clock, Wilson A. c. vs. Ham ilton's, o'clock, Waterbury A. c. vs. North End Hillies, umpire Croco, scorer Santopietro.
 Getting Better
 Showing a greatly improved club than in the earlier stages of the flag chase, the St. Stanislaus nine is all set to thwart the c & C. team from copping its fifth straight game, thus preserving it's undefeat- ed slate to date. Both team man. agers are confident that their club will win so with this in mind a hard fought contest is looked for.
 Wally Pipps, Waterbury A. c. Presidents, back from a successful trip from New York state, encoun- ter Smoky Palladino and his hust- ling North End Hillies in the final attraction at the Waterville dia- mond. Both teams are in the thickest of the pennant scramble and tomorrow's contest is bound to eliminate one of these clubs from the first round running.
 Yet to Win
 Alex Graves, colored American Legion nine, losers in its first four starts this season, look forward to winning it's game against the up and coming Washington Hill Bears, in the curtain raiser at the Fulton diamond. Anderson is slated to work for the colored lads, with White being manager Shea's choice.
 Lefty overton, will in all prob- ability see action on the mound for the Wilson A. c. entry when they meet the strong Hamilton club at WateEville. The out east club has been doing a great job in it's first season in the league and is likely to furnish the Brook. lyn outfit with plenty of fireworks. Although manager Berier has Ken- nedy and Flaherty available for mound work, he may send new conner to the rubber instead.
 Game Saturday
 Announcement was made today that the postponed tilt between the Wilson A. C. and the Waterbury A. c. Presidents will be layed to- morrow afternoon on No. 2 dia- mond at Hamilton park. The tilt was originally scheduled to be play ed on last Sunday afternoon. Both clubs have an opportunity to be among the titleholders of the first series and the mound choices have been withheld for this reason.
 The Wilson's will hold an impor- tant practice session at Brassco park tonight at 6 o'clock and all members have been asked to be among those present. Howard Neu- bert will join up with the team and 1t is expected that Paul Devino and Rollan Benson of the Wilby squad will be signed as soon as the Wild. cat schedule is completed.
 Coxey Out
 Johnny Coxey, ace outfielder of the Waterbury A. c. Presidents has been advised by his physician to quit baseball and he needed the advice. 1t was learned today. Coxey played center field for the Presi- dents during the past few seasons and last year had a batting aver age of .389.