The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-27

4HO WaSCAbVWh A$oSSSO NJ va tue of their six straight victories, won the first series of the league and will play the winners of the second series for the leagues cham pionship for 1885 at the end of the season, providing they do not repeat in the coming series. The Litchfleld Cowboys . preseason picked to. repeat their fine record of last year, met with two defeats which put them out of the race.
 With the playing of this weeks game, which winds up the first half, this league is having a pros- porous season, which will strpass last years record both financially and in attendance. The new sys. tenn inaugurated this year in which the leagues proxy notifies the umpires each Sunday morning where they will work that after noon is working out to perfection. President Charles Bertrand re- ceives numerous letters weekly from the fans throughout tho league complimenting him on the way the league is being run.
 WatertOwn at Hopevi1le The fans in South Waterbury will get glimpse of the first series champions this week, when Pat Egan's Hopeville Indies enter- tain Dan Suilivan's Watertown Dusty, otherwise known as the champs.
 Sullivan says his team will try to make it. seven straight at tho expense of the Indies. He plans to start Johnny Joblonowski on the mound with Cider Maxwell and Jarlott being held in reserve. Johnny Hoben will do the catching. In the infield, Ralph Orsini will be at first, the veteran, Billy Sheehy. whose work around second base has been sensational, Captain Sam my Fenn, at third base, and the aggressive Mickey Fill will be at short. Their outfield will show Herb Colby, Bossy Harnick, Bill Flanagan and Roy Pichetto.
 The Indies are playing great ball, which has put them in triple tie for second place, will endeavor to pin the first defeat on the champs. Manager Egan expects the youth ful Harold Graham to toe the rub. bcr with Teddy Gounig in reserve. Jiggs Murphy, former Crosby star, will hold up his offerings. Jim O'Donneil will cover first base; Alex Mazzerella will be at second; Chief Waugh at third base; and Monti at short. Hopeville has quartet of fly hawks who will pa- trol the outfield Eddie Mag zerella, O'Donnell, Buckley and Al Blanchione, the latter student at Washington College.
 A large crowd Is expected to witness this game. which will get started at . o'clock.
 Naugatuck At WoOdbury
 The Naugatuck Rangers, who represent the Rubber Town in the Valley League, will journey to Woodbury where they will cross bats with George Pearsons's Town ies at 3 o'clock.
 Manager Bickerdike has his team in good shape to turn the tables on the fast array of play CTS which represent Woodbury. It is likely that Joe Wargo will get the pitching duties with Walsh catching. Bill Nixon will be nt first. Chief Miller at second, Ba- iinsky at third base, and the vet. eran, Ray Lodge, at short stop. The Bickerdike brothers, Hansleit and Crelan, will divide up the out field duties.
 Woodbury has well balanced team. since Manager Pearson signed Ike Kern, former Crosby High pitcher, to his staff, has added the needed strength, along with Ray Ouimet to divide up the pitching duties. Hirsch will do the catching, Knox will play first base, Cummings second base. Benny third and Linton short, while Tn the outfield Kirby, Fray, and Cook will be seen in action.
 Cheshire at ThomastOn
 Manager Barney Griffin will take his Cheshire Boys Club team up to Thomaston this week, where at Plume and Atwood field they will stack up against Harry Lynch's Kaceys at , o'clock.
 Cheshire won its first league game last week at the expense of Torrington and Manager Griffin predicts his charges have hit their stride and will cause plenty of trouble in the next series with Barnum at first, Weise at second, Ensley at third base, and Slugger Anderson In the short field, the Boys Club has a snappy inheld. Their outer works will show Hur- ley, Pearsall, Talmadge and Man. aa GWiHftn VOvsaug xUtII toe the rubber with Murphy doing the. catching.
 Manager Harry Lynch still jubi- lant over his team taking the Cow boys into camp last week, has his athletes ready to continue their winning ways again this week. Wes Anderson, who has been the Kaceys mainstay, will get the pitching assignment with Taylor catching. Parsons, at first; Peck O'Brien, second; Steve Boroway back at third after a brief vaca- ton; and Mushlook, at short, rounds out the Kaceys infield. Pivits Pavlikovic, the Torrington athlete, Nick Rubino, and Eddie O'Brien, make up their outfield.
 TOrringt0n at Litchfield
 Up at Community Field in Litch- field at 3 o'clock brings together the Torrington Burnsides and the Litchfield Cowboys in another feat ure game in this league.
 Although Jack O'Connel's Tor rington nine has yet to win game, they have proven that they are dangerous, ranking fifth in the teams batting averages. Bolle will be seen at first base. BarteiI second. Kunzig, third base, and Gemelli at short, while in the out field Silano. Hoyrsdrat, and De- Brot will take care of the drives in their sections. Blandino or Petrovits will get the mound work