The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-06
|LITCREIELD AND WATERTOWN TOP
 VALLEY LOOP SLATE
Second Round Games on Four Fields Sunday;
 Cheshire at HOpeville
Litchfield at Watertown. Cheshire at Hopevilie. Torrington at Woodbury. Thomaston at Naugatuck.

V The Naugatuck Valley Baseball League will open it's second and final series this Sunday in the four towns in which games are sched- uled.
 The Watertown Dustys, cham pions of the first series by virtue of their seven victories in as many starts, will defendu their title against the other clubs in the com ing series. In event that the Dustys fail to repeat they will play the winners of the second series as IS the customary rule of the league.
 Litchfield at Watertown
 The main attraction for this weeks games brings together the famous Litchfield Cowboys, 1884 champions and the Watertown Dustys at Heminway Field, Water- town, at o'clock in a game which should attract bumper crowd. The Cowboys will show fast team both on the offense and de- dense. In their infleld Bill ToYne will be seen at first base, George Crutch at the midway sack, Stubby Lawrence at third base and the hard hitting Guy Zinser at short stop. In the outfield the Cowbols will show Shaughnessey in center, Bob Towne in right field and Comprini and Joe zinser patrolling left field. Mgr. Bill Weir hasn't de- cided on his starting pitcher but it is expected that Earl Lefty Sel- enske will toe the rubber with Lee Porter being held in reserve. Joe Maine will do the catching.
 .atertown's genial manager Dan Sullivan who is still receiving congratulations for the great showing his men made in the first series expects a hard game but is figuring on his athletes to keep clean slate. The Dustys have a sweet looking club and have shown that they are there in the pinch wing won four of their games in the first round by one. Ralph Or sini at first, the veteran Billy Sheehy at second, Capt. Sammy Fenn at third base and the hard hitting Mickey Fill at short stop rounds out the Watertown infield while in their outer works, Cadet Colby will play left, Bill Flanagan center, Bossy Harnick in right field. Manager Sullivan has three very good pitchers to pick from Johnny Jablonski, Cider Maxwell and Al Jarlott all ready to be called upon with Johnny Hoben catching.
 Cheshire at Hopeville
 Another large crowd is expected to be on hand down in South Wa terbury where Manager Barney Griffin's Cheshire Boys Club will oppose Pat Eagans Hopeville In- dies at the Hopeville Stadium at 3 o'clock.
 The visitors will show fast club and will press the Indies to their best in order. to win. Mgr. Griffin has Red Murphy at first base, shorty Wiese at second, Nich- ols at third base and slugger Andy Anderson at short stop. In the Boys Club outfield the Pearsall Bros, Connie, Talmadge and Mgr. Griffin will r,e service. Jack Barry a new conner to their pitching ranks will toe the rubber with Big Boy Drew being held in reserve. Doughtery will catch.
 Although the Hopeville team is made up of youngsters they sowed their gameness in the first half by giving all the teams hard run. Mgr. Egan has promised his boys a trip to New York if they come through in this half. Frannie O'Donnell will be at first base, Alex Mazzarella second, Chief Waugh third base and Monti shortstop. In the outfield Buckley. Al Blanch- ione of Washington College. Ted Goumy and Eddie MazzarelIa will divide up the fly chasing. Young Harold Graham will toe the rubber with Jiggs Murphy doing the catching.
 I0rrington at WOodbury
 Manager George Pearsons of the Woodbury team has made arrange ments for a large crowd this Sum- day at Woodbury when the Tor ringtcn Burnsides play the Townies at 3 o'clock.
 The Bnrnsides didn't get in the win column in the first half but from inside information they will bear close watching in the coming half. With Debrot at first, Bartell second, Hoysradt at the dizzy cor ner and Gemell in the short field the New City outfit should go places. Silano Bolle and Conforti will patrol the outfield. Either Gall unas or Petrovits will toe the rub Der with Milewski doing the catch ing.
 Mgr. Pearsons has banded to- gether good club which he fig ures should cop this round with Ike Kern added to his pitching staff along with Al Quimet the former Thomas club moundsman the Woodbury team has two ex- prienced twirlers, Stubby Dains and Hirsch will divide up the KLox at first, Cummings at second base, Mcdonald at third base and Linton at short make up the infield while in the outfield Howard. Cooke. Taylor and Kirby will sec service.
 Th0mast0n at Naugatuck
 Manager Harry Lynch will take his Thomaston Kaceys down to this week where they will oppose the Rangers at the Recreation Field at 8 o'clock in. an other league game.
 The Kaceys finished in a tie with the Litchfield Cowboys in the first half and will go out to better this record in the coming series. Mgr. Lynch will have Par sons at first base, Peck O'Brien at second base, the speedy Boroway at third base. and Mushlook at short stop. Pivits Pavlovic the for- mer .TorriEgton High School star athlete will be seen in left, Nick Rubino in center and Eddie o'Brien in right field. Thomaston's F&ifn hia FffQhoW Waa And aFN0n lulII |