The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-26
CLASSY DEvENS
 COMBINE COMES
 HERE ON SUNDAY.
Kwasniewski or Wood to Pitch Against Brooklyn
 A. C. Array

Sunday afternoon at Municipal Stadium in Waterbury, there will be present baseball club that was able to knock off. the Camp Ed wards combine, r to 3, despite the services of former pitcher Hugh Mulcahy of the Phillies, though, on that particular day, Ripley, for mer Red Sox twirler, was called for mound duty. The big idea is to show Waterbury fans collection of college and former minor league players now in the army which has, already won p of 25 games played and, best of all, lists tive pitchers well-known in this terri- tory, big Joe Kwasniewski of New Milford and extra large Steve Wood, the Colgate lad who pitched for the Brooklyns these past two Sundays and had no small part in defeating the North End Thomas club, so that the BAG entry isNpre- pairing for entry in the national amateur baseball tournament al Youngstown, Ohio, early in Sep tember.
 Good Pitchers
 0uAAA0y SuAAAC SR1 tA1S otaNAuLu 4S carded for 3 p. m. and it's Fort Devens vs. Brooklyn A. c. with Steve Wood or Kwasniewski on the mound for DevenS against Roger Capanna of Wingdale, N. r., or Bill Scully of Thomaston on the hill for the Brooklyns.
 Just to give the customers an idea of what sort of opposition he has lined up for his hopefuls, Man. ager Eduardo DiNapoli of the BAG outfit, after signing for the game, released the following info as to who's who with the standout Dev- ems array. John (Pepper) Martin of Rhode Island State is the cen- terfielder; George Hanna of Dart mouth, a track, basketball and baseball luminary at Hanover is the shortstop; Don Graham, 1889 R. I. state baseball captain and a player with Manchester in the New England league, Is the third base- man; Ed Churaski, property of the Boston Red Sox, is the left fielder; Ray Rich of New Haven, a Hill- house and NYU player in football and baseball.
 On second base will be Joe Zebe- lick of Westfield, Bay Path grad, while the regular Brooklyn A. 0. first baseman Bobby Wood will be \ on first base for the Deyens array, Alex Jablonowski of Terryville, a younger brother of Pete Appleton of the Washington Senators of the American league, Nick Prych of Bridgeport, catcher, and Dudley Clark of Duke university will also be with the Devens team, which has beaten Camp Edwards IT to 2 and is handled by Captain Ben Truskoski of Terryville, as business manager, as he is recreation and athletic officer at the well known Massachusetts soldier reservation. Best Batter
 Joe Krushalla, Brooklyn A. c, outfielder, was officially crowned league batting champion last night at Q meeting of managers who were informed that the New Brit ain boy hit the apple at a .423 clip in league competition this season The "On To Youngstown" finan. ctal campaign is nearing the $1,iOC mark today with the Sunday ex- hibition game sure to add about $200 to. the fund, 1t is expected. Latest contributors announced by Ray Tram, active campaign chair man, follow:
 Previously acknowledged, $l,OOO: St. Louis Service Inc, $5; J. Mo- Nellis and Son, a; Mattatuck Bil- Hard Room, $5; P. J. Fitzgerald g: Waterbury Drug Co, $1; Atty. F. T. Kealey, g; Lewis M. Holland, $2: Martino Furniture Co, $5; Fleming Hardware, $l; Harold w. Smith, $5; pr. J. l.. Santoro, $1; Bill Weson, $5; Ray Stone, g; Dr. J. A. Stepo- naitis, $1; Bernie West, $2; pr. Carroll Culhane, g; Hull Brewery, $5; Timmie Grove, g; pr. L. L. Weinberg, $i; Bob Kirsted, $l; Un- cle Harry, $l: NH Plain Trucking, $3; Walter Dallas, g; Bennett Bronson, $5; Friend, $5; Fred J. Bridge, g; KrodeIl Foundry, s5: American Laundry, $5; Casino Gar. den, $2; Lloyd D. Beach, $2: Hart Cleaners & Dyers, $2; Martin O.. ROurke, $2. Total. &1 ,O68,