The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-15
QUARTET OF BALL GAMES TO ATTRACT VALLEY LOOP FANS
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 in Naugatuck
Woodbury at Watertown. Litchiield at Cheshire.
 Hopevllle at Naugatuck.l omaston at TorringtoIi,

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 Thomaston at Torrington,
 All games scheduled in the Nau- gatuck Valley League were rained out last Sunday, the first post poned games this popular league has suffered since 1t started over a year ago, as Sunday, June 30 is an open date, 1t is expected that the team managers will arrange to play last weeks scheduled games on that date.
 Woodbury at Watertown
 Up In Watertown Sunday 6 large crowd is expected to be in attend ance at Heminway field, when G c O rge e Pearson's Woodbury (Townles) clash with the unde- feated Watertown (Industrials) at o'clock. Manager Pearson has banded together fast and youth full team, which expect to pin the first defeat on the Dustys. Wood- bury has added strength to their pitching department by signing up Ike Kern, former Crosby high school athlete, along with Bob Cooke and ouimet rounds out Q good looking trio of twirlers.
 Paul Hirsch will don the catch- ing mask, with George Mulligan, former Hill, first baseman, ready for play. Joe Cummings at second base, Benny, third base and Lin- ton at short stop, the Townies have nice infield. In the outer works Speed Kirby, Chas, Fray and Knox will gather in the drives in their sections.
 Capt. Sammy Fenn of the Dustys will lead determined team against their opponents, with Orsini at first base, the veteran Bill Sheehy at second, Capt. Fenn at the dizzy cor ner and the hard hitting Mickey Fill at short, will round out their inner defence, while Bill Flanna- gan, Bossy Harnick and Cadet Col by will see action in the outfield. Johnny Jablonowski will toe the rubber with Cider Maxwell being held in reserve. Johnuy Hoben will catch.
 Litchficld at Cheshire
 Over at Merwin field in Cheshire at 8 o'clock, the fans will be treat ed to their first glimpse of the Litchfield (Cowboys), last years champions of this league. Manager Bill Weir pulled a fast one when he added Earl Lefty" Selenske, the strikeout artist, to do mound work for the Cowboys. Salenske comes to the Valley League with a fine record, and with Leland Porter the Cowboys have two good pitch- CTS. Joe Maine, who pastimed a few years back in the City League, will do the catching. Their infield is made up of Bill Towne at first base; Geo. Crutch, second; Stubby Lawrence, third, and the hard hit- ting Guy Zinser at short. Bob Towne, Joe zinser, Shaughnessey and Comprini make up the outfield. Cheshire's hard working man. ager, Barney Griffin, who has had plenty of baseball exerience. will have Big Boy Drew on the mound with Speed Buckley held in re- serve. Manager Griffin figures that Dr, W will hold the Cowboys at bay, so the Boys club can win their first game. Ensley will catch. Their iLfeld will show Barnum at first base; Wiese, second base; Connie T..lmadge, third base; Slug ger Anderson at short stop. The fly hawks: Murphy, Hurdey and Man. ager Griffin will patrol the outtield Hopeville at Naugatuck Manager Pat Egan will take his Hopeviile (Indies) down to Nau. gatuck where at Recreation field they will oppose Jack Bickerdlke's Naugatuck Rangers at o'clock. The Indies have large crowd of fans going to the Rubber Town to root for their boys from South | Waterbury. Manager Egan predicts that his team are on the winning wane. The Indies will have Bill O'Donnell at first; Alex Mazzerella, whose brilliant play at second bas has been a weekly feature; Chief Waugh will hold down third base, while Monti will patrol the short field. Eddie Mazzerella, Jiggs Mur- phy, formerly with Crosby, Elton Wilmot and Buckley will divide up the outfie!d work. Harold Graham | will toe the rubber with Boumy being held in reserve. Jim Sullivan will catch.
 Manager Bickerdike's team has won { 0 games and are out for the third. He expects his star mounds man, Wells Fargo. to toe the rub Der, with Knobby Walsh doing the catching. Billy Nixon will be at first base; Chief Miller, second; Tommy 1 Meighan, third base, and Shorty Crehan at short stop. Their outfield will be made up of such fly hawks as the Bickerdike brothers, Hanc- lett, Murray and Jankowski. Thomaston at Torrington | Because of the great demand for I Fuessenich park In Torrington, the | Thomaston (Kaceys) Torrington (Burnside) game vii lbegin at 1880 D. m., as is the custom for all Val ley League games scheduled in the New City. Manager Harry Lynch will have to change his infield around, due to his star third base man, Steve Boroway, injuring his arm Tn the Watertown game two weeks ago. Boroway's loss will be greatly felt as his timely hitting has kept the Kaceys> in the run ming. Yves Anderson, the Kaceys depndaEle twirler, will toe the rub Der with Taylor doing the catch ing. It is expected that Jarsons will