The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-16

All roads will lead to Plume and
Atwood field in Thomaston Sunday
where at 3 o'clock the famous
Litchfield Cowboys, managed by
Bill Weir, will oppose Harry
Lynch's Kaceys who are leading the
league. Due to the amount of in
terest being shown it is expected
that a large crowd will witness the
game. The Cowboys will be at
their strongest for this important
tussle and Manager Weir says he
will start Chip Kemis on the
mound holding Lee Porter in re-
serve, Joe Maine will do the catch
ing. The hard hitting Guy Zinser
and the Towne Bros. will be seen
in the Cowboys lineup.
Manager Harry Lynch, bent on
giving Thomaston it's first cham :
pionship, has been putting his
charges through practice drills
every night during the week in or
der to be on their toes when they
clash against the Cowboys. Since
Taylor, star catcher, hurt his hand
a few weeks ago, Steve oroway has
been pressed into while 'Pivits'
Pavlikovic has been playing third
base. Yves Anderson will toss them
over for the Clock Town team.
Woodbury. At Hopevile
Manager George Pearsons and
his Woodbury-ites will oppose Pat
Egan's Hopeville Indies at the
Hopeville Stadium in an other
league game at 8 o'clock. Pear
sons, whose ability as a manager
was shown when he led the VAL
ley League All Stars to victory
over the City Leaguers, will direct
his team by using his first string
battery. Ike Kern will toe the rub
Der with Hirsch doing the catching.
The remainder OF the Woodbury.
team will be intact.
Hopeville's genial manager ex-
poets to have his band of Indies
ready to take the visitors into camp
by using Joe Bowey on the mound
with Jiggs Murphy as his catcher.
Alex Mazzarella will be seen at sec
ond base while AL Blanchione will
play one of the outfield positions.
Naugatuck At WATERFOWL
The first series champs, the Wa
tertown Dustys, will play hosts to
the Naugatuck Rangers at Hemin-
way Field in WATERFOWL at 3
o'clock.
The Rangers boss, Jack Bicker-
dixie, will have his usual lineup
ready for action with the hopes of
upsetting the champs on their home
field. 1t is expected the Rangers
dependable hurler Speed Wargo
win get the assignment with Walsh
doing the catching.
Manager Dan Sullivan has his
bali tossers in good shape and has
ordered them to take this game
and not get careless as it won't be
long till they will be meeting the
second series champs in the play
off. Dan wants to make sure the
nustys keep playing heads up ball
at all times regardless of the bear
ing on the. games. John Jablo-
nowski will toe the rubber with the
reliable Johnny Hoben catching.
Billy Sheehy, veteran infielder
whose fine playing to date has been
of great help to the Watertown
team, will play second base.
Torrington At Cheshire
Coach Joe Bolle of the Torring-
ton Burnsides win take his players
down the Valley and over to Che
shire this week where at Merwin
Field at o'clock they will cross
bats with the Cats. ~
The Burnsides, although having
trouble getting into the win column
in this series, will oppose a strong
aggregation when they tackle the.
Cat& and Coach Bolle knowing the
power of the Cats will start Galu-
mas on the firing line with Petro-
Wits being held in reserve. Me-
lewski will don the catching mask.
Manager Barney Griffin whose
heavy hitting has been the talk of
the league will have his Cats all
set to continue their winning ways
at the expense of his visitors. Big
Boy Drew will get the pitching du-
ties while Joe Doherty will do the
catching. Andy Anderson will play
shortstop.
Standing
w. L. PC.