The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
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DUSTYS INVADE THOMASTON FOR
 IMPORTANT TILT
WOodbury to Cheshire, Hopeville to TOrringtOn
 Naugy to Litchfield

With but four weeks of play left in the Naugatuck Valley League and all teams within striking dis tance of first place, this weeks schedule will be watched with much interest by the fans who figure on their teams to come through in this closing series.
 Jablonowski vs. Anderson
 One of the banner attractions brings together the winners of tho first series, the Watertown Dustys and tho Thomaston Kaceys at the Plume and Atwood field in Thon- aston at o'clock. Much rivalry exists between these clubs The Dustys' manager, Dan Sullivan, will use his star, Johny Jablonow- ski on the firing line with Johnny Hoben as his catcher. Ralph Or sini will play first, Bill Sheehy, second; Coach Sammy Fenn, third, and Mickey Fill, shortstop. In the outfisld "Bossy" Harnick, Cadet" Colby and Bill Flanagan will snare the drives in their sections. On the other hand the Kaceys' man. ager, Harry Lynch, after putting his team through many stiff prac- tice drills the past week because of their poor showing against the Hopeville Indies last Sunday, ex- poets his athletes to be on their game this week and set back the Dustys. Wes Anderson will get the pitching assignment with George Tayloh doing the catching. Parsons will be at first, Peck O'Brien at second, Steve Boroway at third, and Mushlook at short. In the outfield Eddie O'Brien, Nick Ru- bino and Pivits Pavilokovoc will see action.
 Cats Going Great
 Another great game which should attract a bumper crowd will be played on the Cheshire field at o'clock when George Griffin's Cheshire Cats who are in sole possession of first place in the sec ond series standing. Parsons will throw his strongest combination against the Griffinmen in order to tack on their first defeat. His re- liable slab artist Ike Kern of Col gate will toe the rubber with Al Ouimet in reserve. Hirsch will do the catching, Babe Knox will be at first base, Cummings at second, Mcdonald at third base, and Lin ton will play shortstop. I nthe outfield Homer Kirby, Cooke and c. Fray will gather in the flies.
 Manager Griffin has popped up his men to the point that they are winning games consistently. With Big Boy Drew pitching fine ball and Doherty as his catching mate the Cats have sweet battery. At first base P. T. Barnum will be seen, Weise at second and Red Murphy at the dizzy corner. Andy Anderson will be at short field. In the outfield the Cats vii lhave Talmadge Hurley, Pearsall and Griffin.
 The fast travelling Hopeville In- dies will journey to Torrington where at Fuessenich park they will encounter the Burnsides in another league game at 1 o'clock.
 The Indies inf1eld will be made up of Frank O'Donnell at first, Alex Mazzerella at second, Buck ley at third, and Monti at short. In the outfield will be Al Blanch- ione, Ted Goumy and Harold Gra- ham. Manager Eagan in all prob- ability will use Joe Bowey on the mound with Jiggs Murphy doing the catching.
 Coach Bolle of the Torrington team has his meen all primed up for this important tussle and will use Petrovits as his starting twirler with Melewski catching. The Burnsides infiel dwill be com posed of Roger DeBrot at first base, Snooks Bartell at second, Honey Hoyrsdat at third base, and Gemelli in the short field, Silano, Conforti and Kunzig will make up their outfield.
 Up at the Community field in Litchfield another good game is slated to take place when the Nau- gatuck Rangers oppose the Litch- field Cowboys at 3 o'clock.
 The team from the Rubber Town, managed by Jack Bicker- dike. has been playing in tough AeNh hi Shio cCAACSs ~ 10 CApeCtSQ that Wargo will get the pitching assignment with Walsh as his bat tery mate. Babe Nixon will be at first. Chief Miller at second, Ray Lodge at third, and Meghian will patrol the short field. In the out field the Rangers have a group of edy-f1y-hawks in the Bicker- dike brothers, Murray and Han sleit.
 Manager Bill Weir of the Cow boys is expecting his boys to come through in the final game to in- sure them of a chance for the play-off at the conclusion of the league schedule which closes August 18th. With Chip Kemis back in the fold and ready to take his turn on the mound along with Lee Porter, the Cowboys have a pair of good pitchers while Joe Maine will do the catching. Bill Towne will be at first base, George Crutch at second, Charton at third, and Guy Zinser at short. Tn the outfield Joe Zinser, Shaughnessey and Bob Towne will see action.