The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-11
Borough Sports

Naugatuck, May 1.-The first U. s. Rubber boccie league had its start Tuesday with IS teams en- tered from IS different depart merts. Management and operator teaMs are competing against one anosher for the lead in the two sec- tions, American and National leagues.
 Matches played gave Adam Men- gacci's Fabric Shoemaking team a well earned victory over Jos Ruc- cio's scrappy fabric shoe packing team. Tony Martinez heel mold ing team won a close victory over Bob Lowell,s Industrial relations team.
 Captains and players of the de- partment teams are:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 MILL AND BOOT ROOM-Ray Carnaron CMilD Captain; Boyd Keller. Charles Traficanti, . Jim Mennillo, Tom Palmieri.
 GUM CUTTING-Ray Deegan, captain,
 oUTsoLE CUTTING - Anthony Trangredi, captain: Walter Schultz, Ralph Palma, John Kennock.
 GAYTEE DEPARTMENT - Bill De Carlo, captain: Amadeo Alves, John De Lucia, James Santarsiere, Olympe Bartelli.
 WATERPROOF PACKING - Louis Pichulo, captain; Edio For chiello, John Gluss, Tony Mariana, Mat Jankowski.
 PLANNING - Henry Freeman, captain; Fred zonino, c. 8. Car land, Ralph Bavier, Bill Haskell.
 MECHANICAL - Louis Ruggeri (Waterproof Packing) captain, Leonard Ollero, Frank Martoni, Ed. Empenti, Frank De Carlo, Joseph Aquavia. captain: Ed Blondes, Charles Alegi, Louis Bianci.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 MOLDING-Tony Martinez, cap- tain: Ed. Rossi, Walter Weiss, Man. uel Pereira, Joseph Pereira, Gene Giadding, Antonio Mattos.
 KEDS CUTTING = Rocco Sabia, captain: Dominic Salzano, Chris Martinez, Louis Triano, Patsy Mas topietro, John Presto.
 FABRIC SHOE MAKING "A"- Matte DeLeo, captain: Manuel Re- bello, Angie Martinez, Tom Maria no, Louis Russo.
 FABRIC SHOE MAKING "B"- Adam Mengacci, captain: Cosmo Cupolo, Joseph Marinello, Joseph Calderiso, Kelly Cufonilli, Pete Bosco.
 FABRIC SHOE PACKING = Jo- seph Ruccio. captain: Paul Gall lagher, Charles Mariana, Robert Cair. James Nardello, Tony Lupo.
 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS - Robert Lowell, captain: Rosser Donley, Richard Calhoon, Gilbert Teal. Bill Rado. Jack Quinn.
 PAYROLI-Jin Puya, captain: Packy Bradshaw. Proctor Milne, George Williams, George Kennedy, Charles welton.
 PLANNING - Steve Collins. cap- tain: Robert Goodyear. Norman Mccullough, Ken Goodyear, Ed. Pe- trucelli. /
 Naugatuck, May 11-Salem re- tained the lead of the Grammar school baseball league yesterday by defeating St. Francis by a 5-4 score. Hop Brook pounded Central avenue pitchers to win 1928 and Prospect beat St. Hedwig's A. Sa- lem has won all three of the games 1t has played.
 McCann famed IS batters for the Salem school nine yesterday and in addition got a double for his team. Massa was catcher for Salem. Mil- Ter twirled for St. Francis, with La- Fontaine behind the plate. Salem tailed four in the first and one in the sixth. Hop Brook scored one in the fourth and three in the sixth.
 Monday Hop Brook trounced st. Francis 16-l in c postponed game. Tiskus pitching e two-hit game for the winners. Ryclkie also twirled for Hop Brook flaming nine and allowing no hits. Jascawicz caught. Noble pitched for the losers with kA Fontaine catching. Ryckie hit . teane run.
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