The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-20
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 of the T.S.C Juniors
BY CHICK KRAMER

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 I suppose that in most any club you will find few members who derive benefits of the club and then leave the club. don't want to men, tion their names in this column be- cause I don't want to waste the space. To these fellows, and they know who I mean-Iwish to state something. You thought by your leaving the club you would leadto- ward its downfall. On the contrary. you led to its building up. You thought you two were the whole team, and that the team would suf- fer from your loss. But it is now in the best of shape. If you fellows who reached a new low in sports manship, by leaving the club, for no apparent reason at all, only knew that you inspired the fellows to make the T.S.C. Jrs. greater than it ever was; let these fellows be a warning to the co-advisors against taking in other fellows of their sort into the club. Fellows who intend to break up clubs should not be permitted to join.
 Here are the answers to last weeks questions:
 Ernie DAverSa is the lad who is giving Sammy Lombardo quite a run for the second base position.
 The most improved player in the ouinion of the co-advisors- and this is surprise-is Joe De- laney.
 Mike Ritucci is definitely slated to be starter this season.
 The player who is secretly try ing to make a pitcher of himself is Henry Guerrero.
 Here is this weeks edition of un- answered questions.
 What surprise are the co-ad- visors planning for the younger fellows?
 What change in the starting lineup recently stirred up mem bers to play sensational ball?
 What player in his first workout with the club greatly impressed the co-advisors?
 Come on you felloWes, try to answer these questions. The ans wers vii appear in next weeks column.
 Here is the orchid of the week. new feature-The orchid this week gives to co-advisors Dillane and Byrne for their wonderful handling of the club affairs, and making the T.SC. Jrs. as great cl.lb as it is
 Until next week when we'll be knocking at your door again, the T.SC. Jrs. say goodbye-and keep reading:
 Last minute thought-Next week a new surprise will be presented in the form of the personality of the week. So don't miss it.
 Things I never knew till now about the T.SC.Jrs. Co-advisor Dillane is quite a boxer
 Joe Delaney is golf caddy in his spare time.
 Mike Ritucci is a great out fielder.
 John Brennan is a swell short stop.
 Cc-advisor Byrne always has a surprise ready for the boys.
 Ernie D'Aversa is the quietest man in the club.
 Ed Errishetti loves to pitch.
 Will Kramer is considered to be quite a homorist. Ho-hum.
 Harold Hinkleman is a swell lit- tie ball player when he's not too busy yelling.
 Joe B. and Bob G. were such poor sports.
 Rich Nave always putting a little extra time to help the youn- ger boys.
 Here is the weeks personality. A fellow whom I sure everyone knows. John Brennan.
 John stands about 5 it 8. Johns position is that of pitcher. Can play practically any position, John would rather play ball than eat. John is regarded as swell pal by all who know him. At the beginning of the year John was made permanent captain of the T.S.C. Jrs. in all sports. On the ball field John is very quiet, and plays hard. John certainly is flash when he pitches, or anything else he does on the diamond. John has seen many base ball games and rates Dinky Med- wich the greatest hitter in baseball today. Johns favorite pitcher is Carl Hubbell. John intends to go far in the baseball world, and with his natural ability should have no trouble. Johns favorite hobby is col lecting famous sport pictures and autographs of famous baseball players.
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