The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-18
Junior Hoop Teams
 Give Show Tuesday
Eighteen Acts of Entertainment to Be Offered at COn- munity House e-45' Tournament Ends Tonight
WASHINGTON HILL


 Teams of the Junior Basketball league of the Washington Park Community house will sponsor their second annual revue tomorrow night in the Community house. Arrange ments for presentation of 18 acts of entertainment and comedy have been completed by committee headed by Chairman Al Lawlor. Martin J. Tehan. ST., director of the junior league, will be master of ceremonies.
 A large attendance, including fol- lowers of the league and friends of the players, is expected. More than 300 tickets have been distri- buted. Dancing will follow the en- tainment program.
 Students of the Universal studio, under the direction of Wellington F. Mclean will present the enter tainment. The program which has been worked out is as follows:
 Raymond Aherns, song; Elaine Demers, song and dance; Maynard Cleckner, song and dance; Julia Pelloto, song and dance: Mary Bri- mean, song and dance; Peggy Weth- cred, Marily Pepper, Rachel Loran- ger, Charmine Thibodeau, Martha Guilbert, in solo dance numbers; Gene Ritch, ballet dance.
 Also, Midge Evertts, song; Jose phine Abbondondello, song; Rose Barbine, song; Sonia Brown, roller skate speciality; Carmedla Perezella, song and dance; Albina Liberatore, Russian dance; Irene Johnston, Catherine Mastrianna, harmony duo and Joseph Amico, in the role of guest star.
 A similar program was presented last year by the junior league teams at the conclusion of the basketball season. The final event for the league will be their banquet which is now being planned.
 Baseball
 First practice of the potential St.. Francis Xaxiers baseball entrant in the parochial school baseball league has been conducted, with a large number of candidates present. The team promises to be strong con- tendor for the championship and will be coached by Joseph McEvoy and Joseph Dooley.
 E Meeting Tonight is A special meeting of the commit tee arranging the annual commun- ion breakfast of the St. Francis sXavier's Sodality of the Children of Mary, has been called for tonight at 7:3O o'clock in the parish hall. The breakfast will be an event Of Sunday, May 1. Members of the Sodality will receive communion at the 7:30 o'clock mass in St. Francis Church and then have breakfast in the Copper Kettle. Speakers and other details may be announced fol- lowing tonight'S meeting of the con- Enittee.
 Final Games Tonight
 Final games of the annual '45' tournament of the Holy Name so- ciety of the Church of St. Francis Xavier will be played tonight in the parish hall. John P. Fitzmaurice'S Shamrocks are leading contendors for the championship flag, having been in the lead from the very be- ginning of play.
 Their lead, as they enter the final games tonight is not invulnerable, however, and there is possibility that ironic fate will take hand and underwrite a crushing defeat for the Shamrocks, which would take them out of the first place class.
 ~f %1a rrytI doubtedly be named committee to arrange the annual outing of the society. Funds have been saved by the players during the weeks of the contest, and in accordance with customs of previous years, an out ing will be held. President Edward Goggins will be in charge of to- nights meeting.
 Tickets Available
 Tickets for the four annual Moth CTS Day Communion breakfast of the St. Francis Xavier's Holy Name society will be available tonight at the parish hall. Arrangements have practically been completed. Martin U. Tehan is chairman of the com mittee, assisted by the officers and Rev. David M. OKeefe, chaplain, as honorary chairman.
 z HillieS to Meet The Raymond Hillies basketball team, champions of the Washington Park Senior league, will meet to- night in the Community house to play their part for the annual bas- ketball prom which will be held Friday night. The meeting is slated to start at 7:30 o'clock, according to Manager James Red" Gladney, who will preside.
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