The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-10
SOFTBALL LOOP
 PLAYOFFS SET
 FOR NEXT WEEK
South End Diamond to Be Scene of Contest Tues.
 day Evening

The American division of the So. End softball Loop finished in c five way tie just like the North Square Merchants softbali league, and oil these games will be played of next week with the Bombers playing the Little Giants Tuesday ct 6il6 ct the South End diamond. George Beasoliele and John Caulheld will ofilciate this game. Thursday at 6:ib BrigadeB vs Dixies, umpires for this game will be Deschenes and John Caulfleld. The Mill street will oppose the winner of Thursdays Friday at 6:l6. The Mill streets pro- test will be settled next week, the Mill street protested the Little Giants victories this Monday, be- cause 0 new player was taken in by the Giants both the Mill street and Giants had no list of their players that was handed in. The Mill street handed in the list of their players Monday. The league organization says Q list of players from the captains of each team must be handed in for this last round and that no players may change team once his name appears in line up. The Little Giants had a player whose name appeared ir no other teams list or line up, how. ever, the Giants took him in Mon. day. The secretary of the So. End league, Maurice Duhamel will check up on all the list of players, and if the Little Giants had c list of fif. teen players in already, and if in this list that new players name does not appear, the Little Giants have taken on Illegal player, the organ- ization was supposed to have . date set to have the list of the players from each teams, If the names were written down then both teams are in the wrong, replay would settle this matter, after the officers of the league have check up everything the protest committee will decide what to do.
 National Division
 The championship title will be ct stake Monday when the St. Ann A. A. oppose the Oreenleafs for the title of the National Division of the So. End softball circuit. Both teams with c fine record of six victories and no defeats, will battle in one of the best games of the season. The dreenleafs we know will find the St. Ann's game, the hardest and toughest this season. Cowboy iS ex- pected to be on the mound for the oreenleafs and Phillip Beasoliele will get behind the plate. George Beagolile manager will play on sec. ond, Earl Rompre will cover short field, Bob brother of Earl will take short stop, and c. Rompre will Dc on first. The outhelders are L. Beau- soliele, 0avigan, and A. Boasolicle.
 This is the probable line up of the St. Ann's A. A. Butch Bournival pitch and battery mate we don't know. Paquin R. F., Lafranee L. r. Fisher, End, KowStis 3rd Berub0 ist, Belval 6. F., DeScoteau s. S., 0arvcy R. F., and Perigard c. F., Hauriee Riberdy captain of the St. Aiina will probably play in tho outteld, Maurice S tho rellefs pitcher iii case Butch gets knocked out of the box. The St. Ann's defending chAf1as pions of the National division had many tough games at the first and second rounds nt the beginning of the summer when they had the Brigades, Little Giants and Bonlbers to compete with, but now these three teams are in tho American Division and are tied for first place with tho Dixies and Mill street. one of these i've teams will have to meet the Champions of the National divi. sion in about a week.
 Tn the f)rst game last evening the 1928. Hamelln, Doucette, Gagnon Flashes swamped the Battery Shop and Couette each connected for homers to lead the fourteen hit at. tack by the Flashes. M. Mossicotto and Descouteaux each hit e double and single to pace the losing attack.
 American Division
 Mill Street defeated the Warriors 3-0 in Q freak contest. Mill Street failed to get a safe hit of DiAm- brosi, the losing hurler, but errors by the Warriors in the first inning proved their downfall. The War riors secured only three hits of of Grillo.