The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-08

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 The Watertown IndustriaIs, rid ing along with four straight vic tories, will journey from the Silk Town to HopeviIle Stadium where they will play Pat Egan's Indies at 3 o'clock. As this is the Dustys first appearance in South Water. bury 8 large crowd is expected to be on hand when the umpire calls play ball"
 Howarth Signed.
 Watertown added strength to their infield by signing up the vet eran Billy Sheehy to play second base. Sheehy's hit in the ninth inning of last weeks game, which he scored the winning run later that inning, shows Billy can still hit them in the pinches. Benny Howarth also has joined the Dus- tvs and will play in the outfeld, with Bossy Harnick, Bill Flanna- gan and Cadet Colby working with him. Watertown's infield is about the best in the league, Orsini at first, Sheehy second, Coach sammy Fenn at third base and the hard hitting Mickey Fill at short, rounds out their inner works. Either Johnny Jablonoski or Cider Max well will toe the rubber. while Johnny Hoben whose single in the eight last week gave Watertown it's first runs, will be seen, catch ing.
 Pat Egan has rounded up a youthful band of players. with two victories in four starts Pat says his Indies are out to scalp the Dustys this week. He's figuring on his star right handler, Harold Graham to fire them pass the opposing bat ters. Cap Cusick and Ted Goumy will be held in reserve. Jimmy Sullivan, the poppy catcher will be seen behind the plate. Jim ,O'Don- nell will first, the popular Alex Mazzarella second base, Cliff Waugh third and Beauty Monsi will patrol the short field. The In- dies fiy-hawks, Buckley, Eddie Mazzarella and Elton Wilmot will gather in the drives to the outfield.
 Cheshire at Thomaston
 Manager Barney Griffin will take his Cheshire Boys Club up to Thomaston where they will oppose Harry Lynch's Kaceys at Plume & Atwood field.
 Although the Cheshire team has yet to win a game, they have showed a well balanced team with the, breaks against them. Andy Anderson whose heavy hitting has been a feature, will see service at short stop, while Barum will play first base, Speed Weiss second base. Connie Talmadge third, Hurley, Manager Griffin and "Red" Mur- phy will be in the outfield; Big Boy Drew, Cheshire's iron man. will do the pitching with Harry Ensley catching.
 Manager Lynch has forgotten about the game his Kaceys lost to Watertown by score 3-2 last week and is busy drilling his boys to win the remaining games of the first series. Lynch has high praise for his young pitcher, Wes Ander- son whom those who have seen this youngster since his return from the army say he has learned plenty. Wes has a very deceptive motion that keeps the runners close to the bases. George Taylor will catch. The Kaceys infield is made up of Clarence Parsons at first, "Spec' O'Brien second, the brilliant Steve Boroway at third base and Muchlook at short. Their outfield will show two former Tor rington High all around athletes-i sPivits" Pavlikovic and Nick Ru- bino, along with young Hank" Gagain.
 Naugatuck at WOOdbury
 Over at woodbury, George Pear sons Townies will entertain Jack Bickerdike's Rangers from the Rubber Town, Slugger Billy Nix on will play first for the visitors while Chief Miller at 2nd, Tom Meighan at third base and Whit cyl Crelan will be at short. In the outfield the Rangers will show the Bickerdike brothers, Hancelt, Mur- ray and Jankoski, will perform. Manager BickerdiKe knows that the Woodbury club will be out to win. He expects his star mounds man Wells" Fargo whose pitch ing has been sensational thus far for the Rubber Town, to toe the rubber. Knobby Walsh will do the catching.
 Manager Pearson always trying out new combinations to get q winning one, has signed George Mulligan from the City League to play first base. Art Cummings will be seen at second. Benny, third and Billy Linton at short. The out field will be made up of Oman, Speed Kirby, Knox and Charles Fray. Ouimet who saw service with the Tommies some years ago, has been added to the pitching stan along with Bob Cook and Cooper. Hirsch will catch.
 Torrington at Litchfield
 The fans who travel to Com nfunity field up in Litchieid Sun day will be treated to a good game when the IOTTlu8tOll-DuAAci LII AciuSc cross bats with Bill Weiss famous Cowboys at o'clock.
 The Cowboys, last year cham pions of this circuit and having suffered one defeat this season, are out for another championship If not in the first series, they fg- ure on the final series, Manager Weir certainly added strength to his pitching department when he signed Earl Selensky, the pride of the City League, who built up quite a reputation for strikeouts. 1t is expected that Selensky will do the twirling Sunday with Lee Porter being held in reserve. Joe Maine will do the receiving. Since stub by' Lawrence joined the Cowboys infield at third, they have been stopping all the grounders, with Bill Towne at first, Guy zinser at short and George Crutch at sec ono base, while in the outfield Bob Shaughnessey. and Joe zinser will work. :.