The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
Waterbury Playground
 Sports
BY THOMAS J. o'CONNoR
Fulton Park Baseball

Fulton Park Baseball
 The luckless Pilgrims took an- other trimming at the Cooke street field yesterday afternoon when the Trojans trounced them 13-2 in a one sided tilt in the senior loop and the Tire Shop boys gave the Fairmounts an S-1 de- feat in another loop tussle.
 The junior league Scorpions took 7-5 verdict from the Braves while in the "Shrimps" wheel the Fulton Midgets resumed their in- terrupted victories by besting the Division street nine, S-2.
 Fulton Juniors Champs
 The playground tennis team of Fulton park yesterday af- ternoon came through the net sea- son undefeated when it romped home from the Chase nets with a Al victory over the West Siders to win the junior championship.
 The Cooke streeters won all of their matches with one exception, and that was the match between Louie Aucello, west side junior champ, who defeated M. Weinberg, after the little racqueteer from the west end dropped the first set to his opponent 7-5, rallied and won the last sets 6-4, 6-2.
 Other scores were as follows: J. Kornreich defeated Al Puzas 6-2, 6-4; Len Block (F) defeated Char lie Sabis 6-1, 6-2 doubles: P. Co., hen and Block (F) defeated Geo. Mclean and Tonw Switz 6-3. GO; WeiRnberg and Kornreich (F) de- feated Aucello and Puzas, 6-1, 7-5.
 Washington's net stars failed to show att he East End courts and the Hamiltonians won their match by default.
 Only one pair of senior matches remain on the schedule and they will get underway this evening at 6 o'clock with the Chase team meeting the Fulton boys at the Cooke street courts and tho Wash ington taking on the Hamilton mer at the Hill court.
 Aucello Defends Trophy
 The John J. Reardon trophy now held by Louie Aucello, junior net champion of the Chase park courts will be at stake this after. noon when Lou meets Charlie Ace" Sabis in the finals of the junior tennis tournament at the West End court.
 Although Louiei and "his pal'' Charlie, have played against one another quite often and both boys are the best of Friendly enemies' great battle will be in store for the followers of the little tourney and as young Sabis stated yester- day, "Louie's mug is going for a ride to my house." this afternoon when the final score is known.
 Washington Park
 A three-way tie is the setup in the junior baseball league at the Hill grounds, with the Flashes Celtics, and the Brooklyns run ming neck and neck for the second round honors.
 The playoffs for the second round battle will start tomorrow with the Celtics and the Brooklyns clashing, the winner of this game to meet the Flashes Friday after. noon.
 When the results of these tilts are turned in, the victorious team will then face the Falcons, winners of the first round for the Wash. ington junior baseball champion' ship.
 Hamilton Park The Warner boys of the Hamil ton senior loop breezed in e win ner yesterday morning when the, | topped the East Ends atthe fielt out east, S-7. Although outhit tn, | Warnerites were successful il keeping the one-run lead holding the east enders to one run in tn, Sth inning.
 T. Murphy, Warner pitcher hi hard for the winners and Kim did the heavy stick work for tn, East Ends.
 Arrows Challenge The Arrows of the Hamilton park junior league has thrown ou a challenge to the Colum bial Squires. the Nomads, the Fultol park juniors and the Yankees fo | games.
 The fast moving Arrow combin are ready to play for anything anytime, anywhere and the abov named teams pilots are requeste, to get in touch with Manager Tom my Quinn at 123 Wolcott street or call 3-4366. | -------------