The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-20

NaugaCucK, July ZU-MOre than 200 persons enjoyed the outing of the Naugatuck Fish and Game as- sociation held Sunday at the clubs grounds in Straitsville. A varied sports program lent interest to the affair. Lunch was served in the af- ternoon.
 The Naugatuck team won trian- gular trap shooting contest in which teams from Seymour, Naugatuck and Bethany participated. The lo- cal team, by winning, took the sec- ond leg of a three-cornered meet. the final game to be held soon in Bethany.
 Naugatuck scored POI points, Bethany had 108 and Seymour 136. Naugatuck team members did well, Bob Beckwith getting A hits out of 50 shots, for high gun, E. w. Whit lock of the locals getting 42 score, George Jackman 39, H. Ploski 39 and Louis Schiller 37.
 Fred Baker won the fly casting distance contest with @ throw of "A 1-2 feet and his brother, Lester Baker, was close behind with H. foot throw. Arthur Gruberman was third with a 70-foot cast.
 Tn the fly casting accuracy con- test, Gruberman was first. Herman Passeck second, and James Baker third.
 Harold Lutze won the plug casting distance meet with Q 116-fcot cast, Alec Sierakowski was second with 94 feet and L. Beers third with 87 feet. MT. Lutze also won the plug casting accuracy contest with Lester Baker second and Fred Baker third.
 John Jamele won @ swimming event for boys under IA years of age. swimming the 75 feet in 24 seconds with Joseph Dunn secoiAi. Raymond .Manjacci took the event for boys IA years old or more with Joseph Wolcin second.
 A econ hunt exhibit was given with dogs being furnished by Mr. Peck of Southington.
 Killers Win
 The Naugatuck "" Killers scored revenge on the Quinn baseball nine at Lake Quassapaug yesterday win- ming a game by 15-6. The Quinners had previously trimmed the Killers,
 Stan Harrison'S batting was the feature for the winners. Despite the fact that the Killers star twirler Paul Beardsley. had to be carried of the field when he threw his knee out of joint when fielding a bunt in the first inning, the Killers played fine ball to win.
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 Sentence Suspended
 Clinton w. Andrews of SIS Hill- side avenue was found guilty of vio- lation of rules of the road in bor- ough court this morning and sem tence was suspended. Bertil John sor of 45 High street was found not guilty of the same charge.
 Cars driven by these men collided Saturday night at 11:50 near Bridge street and North Main street. Ac- cording to testimony, Andrews was going north on North Main street and swung left to Bridge street. Johnson was travelling south on North Main from Waterbury to Naugatuck.
 Judge Joseph E. Talbot said that although the accident might happen to anyone Johnson had the right of way. Tt was your duty to wait until south band traffic was cleared" he told Andrews. He advised Andrews to pay for damage to Johnson's auto which amounted to about $l0. He pointed out that if he had fined An- drews the fine would have probably amounted to more than the cost of the damage to the Johnson fna- chine. Both were arrested by Patrol man Anthony Farrar.
 Chester Romatowski, 20, alias Gall eski and Rogers, of Union City was found not guilty on charge of at- tempting to break and enter in the