The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15
CHECKER CONTEST
 FINALS PLAYED Salvatore Giannini Sea- sons Winner Local
 Boys See Tanks Play
OAKVILLE Correspondent, Irene Slough, Telephone 4-8993

oakville, Aug. f5- The final games in the chinese checker con- test at the Judd Field Playground were played Monday and Tuesday. Salvatore Giannini was chosen the seasons winner. The other play CTS were: Helene Hirsch, Louis Daddona, Richard Sprano, Edward Michaud, Patsy Pisco, Agnes Gian- mini, Tony Barone. Anthony Ches- ter, Nicky Baritone, Michael Gros- so, Peter Biancini, Joseph KWar- aceius, Bobby Vosburgh, John Slo- cum, Audrey Vosburgh, Helene Giannini, Glenna Jacobs, Dorothy Barkus, Geraldine Daddona, Rev. erley Slocum, Irene Riccurito, Peg gy Giannini, and Elizabeth Laud- ati.
 In the checker contest, the final playoff will be between Dorothy Barkus, and Edward Sprano. Vim ners of the first round were Bev- erly Slocum, Geraldine Daddona, Bobby Vosburgh, Helen Giannini, Helene Hirsch, Dorothy Barkus, Nicky Baritone, Anthony Chester, Philip Biancini Sam Laudati, Bob Hirleman, Patsy Pisco, and Ed ward Sprano, playing against John Slocum, Elizabeth Laudati, Andrew Vosburgh, Glenna Jacobs, Joseph Kwaraceius, Peggy Giannin, Mi chael Crosse, Peter Biancini, Tony Baritone, Thomas Hirleman, Ed- ward Michaud, Nicky Collabella, and Richard Sprano.
 In the next round the winners were: Geraldine Daddona, Bobby Vosburgh, Dorothy Barkus, An- thony Chester, Edward Michaud, Patsy Pisco, and Edward Sprano; and in the fourth playoff, Ger aldine Daddona, Dorothy Barkus, Anthony Chester, Patsy Pesco, and Edward Sprano.
 Boys Attend Baseball Games
 A group of boys from Oakvisle and Watertown visited New York Tuesday and attended the base ball game between the New York Yankees, and Boston Red Sox, st the Yankee Stadium.
 The trip was made by bus, and Joseph Neill of Watertown took moving pictures of the boys as they left Oakville.
 Members of the committees in charge of the affair are as fol- lows: Arrangements: Irving Cor den; finances, Lee Orsini, Henry Calkins and Anthony Calabrese. The party on the trip was !n charge of Irving Gorden, Leo Or sini, and Officers Leo Orsini, and Anthony Calabrese.
 The boys that made the trip were Rene Boisvert, Leo Descoteaux, Harold and LeRoy Garner, Tony Lampron, William Slason, Frank Jorden, Patsy Pisco, Elnord and James Calabrese, Arthur Curulal, Fred and Larry Palombo, Nicky Solla, Ralph Perella, John Rinaldi, Nick and Jerry Baritone, Nick Gala brese,e Anthony Chester, Anthony Charimella, Adolph Iannecelli, Bl- lie Dubdris, Charles Krantz, Her. cules Nardi, Armond Rovero, Wal ter Olson, Francis Chambonne au, Domenic Giordano, Michaele Cas- tagna, Cliff Wickstrom, Pat Avel- lani, Peter DeSanto, Richard and Charles Gugliemetti, Albert Orsini, Bobby Ziello, Myron Hubbard, George Cocco, Billy Duranta, Leo Desjardins, Bobby Burke, Joe Ber- ger, Al and Joe Kulikauskas, Har- old Markham, Nick Masi, Albert Daversa, Angelo Christopher, AL fred Durante, Eddie Stewart and Tom and Mike Kielty.
 Paying the expenses for the trip were: Louis Trotta, John Filipone, Joseph Masi, Wolk's Department Store, Joseph Gugliemetti, Joseph Lvetere, Michael Castagna, Oak vile A. A., Armand Derouin, Charles Monterose. Irving Ronston, Law renee DeSanto, Edward J. Curdley, Frank c. Eckert, Louis Liakos. John Colucci, Joseph Virbutis, Jack D'Ambrosi, Wilfred Carrangelo, John Mele, Alfred DeLaurentis, E. A. Bussmey, Bruse Grubell, Louis Appullucci, patrons of the Town Smoke Shop and anonymous friends.