The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-27
DYKES CAPTURE
 SOUTH END GROWN

The Dixies fresh from a previous victory came triumphantly to the South End diamond to trounce the combating Bombers 6-1 to clinch the American division penant. The Bombers were held to two hits while the opponents smashed some seven terrific ones all over the slaughter house, one of them being an extraordinary clout which was transpired into home run. Joe (Gordon) Cyr was, of course, the young man who planted the ball somewhere outside the ball park.
 This massacre lasted six and one- half innings but 1t turned out to be one of the best games played this season. The Bombers despite the score in the first four frames, were still cheerful, hope ful and sportsmanlike right to the finish of Sunday mornings engage ment which ended when their home run king Radke popped up to that fast End baseman, ole Cyr. John Lucividge, although he went hit- less, performed as thes park plug for the squandered team. His ad- versary, on the other hand, was n combination of 'Squint' Murphy and Joe Cyr which formed all the stra- tagem for the victorious squad.
 South End District Series
 The best two out of three games tseries) got underway Sunday morn- ing with the Dixies winner of the American Division opposing the St.. Anns A. A. champions of the Na- tional Division of the South End loop, for the first game of the series, The St. Ann's routed the Dixies i0-4, Butch Bournival working on the mound for the St. Ann's famed seven players and walked five, while Mullahy of the Dixies with no strike outs and walking two men.
 Tn the first inning, Maurice Ri- berdy was driven in at home by Butchs double for the winning team, then in the second inning KomStis came In on Berube's hit. The St. Ann's scored most of their runs at the fourth and fifth inning, Joe 0arvey and Komstis each knocked in c run at the fourth inning, while the Dixies got two runs at the ending of the fourth by Murphy's home run, Q long hit towards deep center field, driving in Cozzen ct home plate.
 The winning team started e rally at the fifth inning. by scoring five runs. Fisher and Komstis were the hardest hitters on the St. Ann's Sunday by clouting each c triple with men on bases at the begin- ming of the fifth inning. while Bournival and La France each hit Q double with runners on bases Komstis came in on Garveys single and by this scoring the the fifth run. Rousseau was just at bat when darvey was caught off first base and was called out.
 Cozzen and Graves of the Dixies each hit c double at the seventh inning, Cozzen scored on Graves hit and then Mullaly by Q fast hit line drive sent Graves at home, while the St. Ann's were held to no hits, no runs, by Mullalhy at the last innings.
 This first game of the series tired out many of the players on the Dixies, because of the other game with the BomberS they had early Sunday morning. This was c nice fought game for both the winning team and the losers. Attendance 500.
 The second game of the series bee tween the National and American division champions for the South End district title will be played on Sunday, October 2d ct the South End stadium ct i0:30, Standard time. Be prepared for double header.
 Attention: Will Joe Cyr of the Dixies come to the South End dia- fnofid t0niaht. mt the team.