The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-12
Jenusaitis' Pros Beat Holy Manners
 For Second Win

1ue 6IOOklyu STO1eSBlOnhI BOktDHIl team enjoyed another victory last night, this time at the expense of St. Joseph's Holy Name Societys team whom they defeated by the oflicial score of 4-3 in Q twelve in- ming contest while playing at Lake QuasSapaug. The game was interest," ing from start to finish, featured by spectacular fielding plays, especial ly in the extra innings. The score was knotted at 1-all at the conclu- sion of the seventh chapter and continued at that rate until the 18th frame when the Holy Manners gathered two runs only to drop the contest in the later half to their more experienced opponents Failing to accurately measure the ability of Johnny Kopiczh who hit 8 two-bagger with Dr. Walter Selens and Attorney Joe (Holy Cross) Alishausky on the paths, scoring and tying the score, and the winning tally was scored when Sheriff John Jenusaitis hit Q long drive over the center fielders head to score Kopiczh from second with the winning run.
 Taking Bows
 The Holy Manners to no avail bid for the honors of the evening came in the 7th when Johnny Qreblunas the Leavenworth street Romeo, scored on an error made by Tony Zubras who was lowing to the crowd at the time the ball was hit of the bat of Stan Lucas. The Con- gress avenue boys attempted to take the contest in the final frame when Eddie Luden and Gus Krisavage scored. The final out was made when Greblunas who was on third attempted to score when Ordis hit hard one to Pitcher Ed LaslSy who fielded the ball but Ordis had reach- ed first base, and Greblunas trying to score, but Ed Lasky made @ fine throw to Catcher Charley Dubau. skaS who caught Greblunas fiat- footed about five feet from home for the third and final out ending the game with Sheriff Jenusaitis' Professionals tucking another win under their belts.
 The Professionals were aided to e great extent by the superb fielding of Charlie Lasky, Billy Kenausis and Tommy Deliniks who made some spectacular catches to save the day several times when they nabbed air drives to the outfleld which seemed almost impossible to be caught.
 Mound Stars
 Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, starting pitcher for the losers worked well until time interferred with his re- i1laining. He was succeeded by Ed LudenS who lasted until the ninth when Gus Krisavage took to the mound. Eddie Dean" Lasky pitched superb ball for the Professionals and went the entire twelve innings and had his short circuit twister working to protection and he kept the Holy Manners well taped up. He worked 50 well on the mound that he had no trouble flaming Qreb- lunas twice.
 The personnel of the winners: Ed Dean" Laslky, pitch; Charley Dubauskas and Johnny Mendeli, catch; Johnny Jenusaitis, list base; !; Johnny 'Two-Bagger" Kopiczii, second base; Tony Zubras, short- stop: Joe "Blondy" AlishausIxy, third base; Stan Voketaitis, short- field; Walter seiens and Tommy Deliniks left field; Clarence Balan- da and Chaley Lasky center field; and Bill Kenausis right field. i! The Holy Manners used Father Gradeck, Gus Krisavage and Ed Ludens as pitchers, Ordis, catch; Adomaitis, first base; 5abal, second base; RoEnanauslkAs, short field; Waiculonis, third base: Meshkunas. Vitkauskas and 0reblunas in the outfleld.