The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-24
FOUR GOOD GAMES| FEATURES THIRD WEEK OF CIRCUIT
Watertown in TOrrington, Naugy at Cheshire Sun-
 day Valley Loop
WatertOwn at Torrington. Hopeville at ThoInaston. Woodbury at Litchfield. Naugatuck at Cheshire.

Now that all the towns repre- sented in the Naugatuck Valley league have had their opening ceremonies, this increasing popular Sabbath day loop will get under way with its third week on Sunday.
 Last week at Watertown some 1000 fans packed the bleachers at Haminway Park, to see the Che shire-Watertown game. At Wood- bury, George Pearson had to put through hurry call for more bleachers to accommodate the crowd. which attended the Wood- bury -Thomaston game, down in Hopeville where the Cowboys play ed a large crowd were on hand, as was the case down in Naugy where Torrington played. Pleased with the great turnouts thus far the league managers predict most successful season for the Nauga- tuck Valley league. in its second year out.
 Watertown at Torrington at 1880
 The Watertown (Industrials) sporting two straight victories in as many starts, will journey to Tor rington where at Fuessnich Park at 1:30 p. m. they will oppose John O'Connell's (Burnsides).
 Captain Sammy Fenn has been busy putting the "Dustys'' through batting practices, figuring on them having big day with the willow. with Mikey Fill the hard-hitting shortstop, Bossy Harnick of last years City Amateur league, at sec ond. Captain Fem always relia- ble third baseman. and Orsini at first, the I ndustrials will show a fast infield. while Flanagan. Pichette and Cadet Colby will round out the outfield, advance dope has it that Johnny. Jablonoski will get the pitching assignment with John Hoben catching.
 The Torrington (Burnsides) yet to win a game, although they have collected 23 hits in both games. will depend upon the youthful Galunas their star moundsman, doing mound duty with Milewski as his partner. Billy Silano in left. Bob Hoysradt in center, Comfort in right; this outfield will take care of the drives to their sections. Joe Kunzig, who played with Brooklyn A. c. some years ago, will be at te dizzy corner while Gemelli at short, Bartell second base, and Bolli wil ltake care of the infield. WoOdbury at Litchfield at 3 D. m.
 A game which has the promise of being a thriller is in store for the numerous fans who travel up to Community field where at 3 o'clock, George Pearsons' Wood- bury (Townies) will be the guests of Manager Bil Weir's Cowboys.
 Woodbury riding high on the seas of victories will endeavor to make 1t three straight at the ex- pense of their hosts. Manager Pearson recently signed up Wally Berg to assist Bob Cooke on the mound while the hard hitting Hirsch Hirsch will get the catching position with Knox at first base, Cumimngs at 2nd: Bennie Sd, and Linden at short, Cohen, Frary and Bill Kirby will patrol the outfieid as Berg pitched but the four in- ming last week; it is possible that he will start for Woodbury.
 Litchfield will show a bolstered team, with Bobby Tucker at sec- ond, George Crutch at third, the hard-hitting Guy Zinser at short, Bill Towne at first base, the Cow boys have a classy infield, Bob Towne in left, Shaughnessey in center and Joe Zinser in right, mack up the outfield. The Cow boys pitching department is made up of Echer, Bill Doyle and Lee Porter the last named will do the pitching with. Joe Maine, catch ing.
 HopeyiIie at Thomaston
 Up at the Plume and Atwood field Ca Thomaston ct o'clock, Manager Pat Egan's Hopcvlile Tn. dies will play Harry Lynch's Ka- ceys.
 liopeville goes to ths Clock Toyn