The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-19

The numerous fans in South Wa terbury who make 1t a weekly practice to see the Hopeville In- dies in action will be in for a good game, Sunday when Harry Lynch brings his Thomaston Kaceys to the Hopeville Stadium to oppose Manager Pat Egan's band of ball tossers at o'clock. The Kaceys, sporting two straight victories in the second series, will have their strongest lineup ready for action. Mgr. Lynch will, depend upon his star right handler Wes Anderson to perform on the mound, with George Taylor as his battery mate, Parsons at first base, Peck O'Brien at second, the hard hitting Steve Boroway at third base, and the flashy Mushlook at short stop will round out the visitors infield. Pi- wits Pavlikovic, will be in left, Nick Rubino in center, and Eddie O'Brien will patrol right field.
 Manager Egan impressed by the fine showing his boys made against the Litchfield team, whom the h. dies defeated in the last inning 12- C. lS CVH41uGAt Ol duVtl1CI NACtO1y this week at the expense of the Ka- ceys. Frank O'Donnell will be at first base, Alex Mazzerella at sec- ond, Buckley will be the hot corner and Monti at short. Their outfield will consist of Jim O'Donnell in left. Al Blanchione. in center, and Ted Goumey in right field. Lefty ODea, Harold Graham and Joe Bowey will be ready to be called upon for mound work, with Jiggs Murphy doing the catching.
 Litchfield at Woodbury
 Plans have been completed to take care of record crowd in Woodbury where the famous Litch- field Cowboys will play the Town ies at o'clock. Great rivalry ex- ists between these two clubs and both managers will be gunning for this game. Manager Bill Weir of the Cowboys has put his charges though some stiff workouts the past week in preparation for the game. It is evident that Lee Por- ter will toe the rubber with Joe Maine as his battery mate. Bill Towne will play first, George Crutch at second, Bill Charton will hold down the dizzy corner, and Guy finger will see service in the short field Bob Towne. Shaugh- nessey, and Joe Zinser will patrol I,the outer works.
 The Woodbury team is made up of a good collection of players whom Mgr. George Pearsons has signed to represent the Town this year. Ike Kern is expected to toe the rubber with Ray Ouimet be- ing held in reserve. Dains and Hirsch will divide the catching du- ties. Knox at first base, Al Cum ] mings at second, Mcdonald at third and Linton at shortstop will make up their inner defense. In the out field Cooke, c. Fray, and Homer Kirby will see service.
 Cheshire at Naugatuck
 A good game is slated to take place down in Naugatuck when the Naugatuck Rangers entertain the Cheshire Boys Club at the Recrea- tion field at three o'clock.
 The Cheshire team comes to the Rubber town with clean slate hovAhS Woh UVtu games HI tne IiudA innings by coming through with | needed hits. Last week they top pied Watertown in the final inning to win to 4. Manager Barney Griffin will lead his team in try ing for their third victory. Either Jack Barry or Big Boy Drew will get the pitching assignment with Doherty as the catch. P. T. Bar mum will play first, Billy Weise second base, Harry Nichols third, and Andy Anderson short stop. In the outfield Connie Talmadge will be seen in center, Murphy in left and Manager Griffin in right field. Manager Jack Bickerdike of the Rangers is figuring on his team setting back the first place Cats. He will start his star twirl- CT, Joe Wargo with Knobby Walsh doing the catching, Big Bill Nixon will be at first base, Chief Miller at second base, Tom Meighan at third and Ray Lodge in short field. The Bickerdike Brothers, Jankow- ski. Eddie Crelan and Murray will divide up the outfield work.
 TorringtOn at Watert0wn
 Encouraged by their first victory