The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-01

two teams and their positions of this game will have an i'm pions of the first half.
 As many fans are expected to follow the Kaceys to the Silk Town along with the hundreds of fans in Watertown who will turn out for this attraction, the Indus trials board of governors have made extensive plans to seat the crowd. The game will start at 3 o'clock.
 Anderson to Pitch
 The Kaceys, with one defeat, will show a fast group of youthful ball tossers, in the persons of Steve Boroway, their hard hitting third baseman; Nick Rubino, who got four hits last week; Speed Mush1ook at short; Spec O'Brien, flashy infielder at second, and others, while Yves Anderson is ex- pected to toe the rubber with Tay- Tor catching.
 The Dustys are out to make 1t four wins in row at the expense of the Kaceys, and have been practicing nightly for this impor- tant game, with Bill Flanagan, an experienced fiy-hawk in center, Hut Cobbey in left and Boy Pi-, chete in right, the silk town team have>a a nice outfield, while three in- fielders, Coach Fenn, Mickey Fill, Bossy Harnick, and Orsini will take care of the inner works. Johnny Jablonowski is expected to pitch with Cider Maxwell held in reserve. Johnny Hoben will do the catching.
 Torrington at Hopeville
 Down at the Hopeville Stadium, Pat Egan's Indies will play host to Manager John O'ConnelPs Torr- ington Burnsides. O'Connelrs charges have yet to win a game but the genial manager predicts they will start with Hopeville. The Burnsides have a good club made up of Joe Kunzig at third, Ge- melle at short, Bolle 1st, along with fast outfield, but the breaks have been against them. Galunas has been pitching good ball and last week, Petronis a newcomer, held the Watertowns in check till the ninth inning. Either one of these two men will get the pitch ing assignment with Milewiski do- ing the catching.
 Manager Egan has given his In- dies three hard sessions of batting practice to sharpen up their eyes for this week, with the veteran Alec Mazzerella back at second to steady the infield, Monti at short, Cliff Waugh 3rd, and Charley Lew is 1st base. Egan has a nice infield, Chicchette; Eddie Mazzarella and Buckley will make up the outfield. Either Harold Graham or Cap Cu- sick will pitch with Jimmy Sulli- van catching.
 Litchfield at Naugatuck The Naugatuck fans will be treated to their first opportunity of seeing the famous Litchfield Cow boys in action when they take the field to play John .Bickerdikes Rangers at the Recreation field. Both of these clubs have won two games and lost one. The Cowboys, last year champs, and bent on taking it again this year, have signed up many good players of college high school and prep schools in order to win. Manager Bill Weir recently added Stubby Lawrence third baseman to his team, along with Bobby Tucker at second, the Towne brothers, Guy Zinser at short, and the hard hit- ting George Crutch in the infield. Lee Porter or Blaetnick will toss them over with Joe Maine catch ing.
 Naugatuck with Art Miller at second, Niron at first, Jackowski at third and Crelan at short, make up their infield, while the Bicker- dike brothers, Tommy Meighan and Hanslelt will patrol the out field. "Wells'' Fargo whose sensa- tional pitching to date has kepc Naugy in the race, will get the pitching assignment, with Welch catching.
 Cheshire at Woodbury Over at Woodbury at o'clock, Barney Griffins, Cheshire Boys Club, will oppose George Pearson's Woodbury Townies in another league game. Although the Chesh- ire team has yet to win game, they have given their opponents plenty of trouble, with Big Boy Drew on the firing line and Murphy catching, along with Talmadge at Srd, Emsley End, Bowen at 1st, and the hard hitting Andy Ander- son at short. In, the outfield will be Weiss, Norton, and Hurley. Woodbury's manager, George Pearson, has his eyes on the leagues championship bunting and is loosing no time in rounding up a good team, with Knox his first baseman recovering his batting eye; Kirby, veteran outfielder, Cowan in left, Benny on third, tho home team will show power both defensively and extensively. Wally Berg is expected to pitch with Bob Cook held in reserve. Paul Hersch will catch