The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-18
WASHINGTON

The UnknoWnB ueIehVeu kVeu Vul@ lone's sauires, l2--ib, l6--9 and i6--0 in Q Washington park senior Volleyball league match last night.
 Tn 0 Junior league baseball league baseball game the Cubs stopped the Highlanders, 0--0. Joyce struck out 16 batters and allowed no Highlander to get past second base.
 The Fulton park girls defeated the Division street riaidens b--2 in an inter- playground softball league game last night. Dorothy Miller's home run in the final inning averted shutout for the losers.
 Monday night the Town Plot girls will Invade FAirmount for 0 contest with the F'airmount lasSios.
 Fairmount won It's second straight Weterviile playground junior base ball league game yesterday, drub. bir.H the East Sides, 16--e. Ricard limited the losers to six hits. The score by innings:
 Fairmount 3 ( { 70 1 0-1b 10 3 East Sides 0 1 0 1 % 0-8 5
 Isicard and Holmes; Buxton and Tucker.
 The Wolves broke Q b--6 tie with seven runs in the sixth ming to down the Arrows, i2--6 In Q Hamil- ton park senior league game. Yasin- sky led the winners with three hits.
 The Braves, formerly known as the Ramblers, continued undefeated In Che Hamilton midget league, edg- Ing the East End Midgets, 7-6. The winners scored oil their runs in the first three innings as Mucci and Hopkins hit hard. Walsh was the winning pitcherm, besting Dunn and Lord.
 A very elaborate boat contest was held ct the park wading pool yes. terday afternoon before 6 crowd Of about $50 spectators and partici. pants. one of the prize winners Maurine Delaney with tho most original boat was 0 feature. The boat was made ct the soap carving claus held under the direction Of Eleanor Leahy. Due to Q number of motorboats being in the contest 0 boat race was held. Prizes were aWnrded as follows: BeS: Looking Boat Joseph Lawlor, Biggest Boat, Francis Delaney, Smallest, Francis Deuley, most original Maureen Dee laney, in the motor boat contest prizes were awarded to Jackie Cud- dy, Barbara Coleman, Donald Ma her, Those participating ln the con- tests were: Joseph Lawlor, Donald Maher, John Riley, Junior, Pauline, Barbara Coleman, Frank Campbell, Maureen Delaney Francis Sheehan, George phelan, Frank Dooley, Jackie Cuddy, Joseph Burns, and Frank Delaney. The judges were: Miss Dorothy Griffin, Mary Cor- coran, Irene Buckley, Mrs. Edward Curley and Edward Vallone.
 Coach Red Vallone put Q number of track enthusiasts through in short work out yesterday morning in preparation for the meet which will be held between Washington and Town Plot playgrounds Tues day evening at p. m. The follow ing boys have joined the track team. John Mc0ough, Harold New- ell, Donald Kane, Thomas Dooley, William Kelly, Irving O'Connor, John Pilch, William Curley, Culli- ton Delaney and Edward Cousey.
 In the junior league yesterday morning the Cubs red hot favorite to cop league honors defeated the Highlanders 9 to 0. Joyce St. Thom- as pitcher had a no hit no run game until the 7th inning when with two men out Adomaitas singled to right field. In today's game the Mustangs will clash with the South End Speedboys at 10 o'clock.
 The park senior baseball team won their second straight game yes- terday when the Pearl street team failed to appear for their sched- uled game. The boys next game will be with the Town Plot team Monday at 2:S0 ?. m.
 Horseshoes have been purchased at the park and John Kelly super visor wishes to have all those who are interested in forming a league should get in touch with him as soon as possible. The older folks are cordially invited to use these horseshoes every evening.
 Tn the midget Seague the Lions won c forfeit game from the All Stars. A new team has entered the league the sylvan A. Q. the protest of the game between the Falcons and Giants was sounded out and the game will be played over.
 The tennis class under the dlrec- tioa of Bob Blewitt held another aessiolf yesterday morning. Bob Is formulating plans for . tennis tour- nament. Bud Kelly park cham pIon will again defend his title this wear.