The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-15
BOYS AND GIRLS.
 HAVE GREATDAY
 ST.LUCY'SLOSE.
Winners Get 50 Points on Track and Field; Base.
 ball Game Ends 6-l

Thorough and continued success marked the Catholic Youth Organ ization fourth annual track, field and baseball games Sunday after noon at Waterbury's Municipal stadium where the Immaculate Conception boys and girls won the team title in track and field while st. Michael's of Waterville came through easily enough in winning the 0. Y. o. baseball champion ship from St. Lucys by a score of 8 to l. Tn the track and field corl- petition, the Waterville parish run- ners and jumpers finished third which was Q good day for the peo- pie of St. Michael's, many of whom were on hand to see their sons and daughters compete In the C. Y. O. double e-attraction, which was also attended by Mayor Vincent A. Skully.
 Bowes, pitched and batted St. Mi. chaels to a 6-l baseball victory for the CYO championship but 1t took an extra inning to turn the trick when St. Lucy's tied the score in the sixth. Neither team counted in the seventh and final inning, but Howes hit a double In the eighth which brought in two runs, with four more hits In the inning scoring five runs, Wagner also hitting well. Bowes pitched three hit ball for his team which won l2 of IS scheduled games this season. Each team scored e run in the sixth inning.
 Good Weather
 Ideal weather greeted the young athletes, and, when the various events were concluded. the To az. grcgation had an even 50 points for It's total with Blessed Sacra- rent boys and girls next with 3s points and Waterville St, Michael'S third with l9.
 Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, perman. ent rector of Immaculate Concep- ton church, will present trophies to the various winners of the day. Parish track and field teams, both boys and girls from St. Mary Mag dalene, St. Lucy'S, StS. Peter and Paul, Mount Carmel and St. Mar garet's finished in that order, the last four teams tied for fifth and sixth places with 6 and 3 points respectively. Summary:
 35-yard dash (boys 10 years and under)-Won by Knapp, st. M. ehRers; second, shugrue, lmmGeulate SSInesptglon goniontInS thItra ImV hSvars Cs mma
 S5-Yard dasr (girls 10 years and under) -- Won by stone, Blessed Sacrament; second, Mullen, Blessed sSsr%ment;, S ,th third,s .ns Murphy St. Mi- ehsSTs; sS.ysrd rd%S d%sh 'GS; @Soys 1s years and Conception; second BergIn, St. Ml- ehaers; third, Miehitti, St. Miehaels'
 S5-yard dash (g!rls l4 years and Conception; second, Braves, St. Mi- chaels; third, Stone, Blessed sacra- mont. Time :05,6.
 5O.yard dash (girls 14 years and under)--Won by Madden. Immaculate Conception. Time :0s.2,
 50.yard dash (boys i4 years and under-,Won by onI, St. Mary Mag dalen; second, Dutell, Mount car ceptIon. Time ;07.s.
 15-yard dash (boys 16 years and under)--Won by Pagan, Immaculate Conception; second. Morin",tv, " Mlchael's; third, Ricarro, St. Mi' ehael's; third, Ricardo, St. Micnae' s
 5o.yard dash (glrls 1s years and under)-Won by Garrity, Immacul' ate Conceptions; second, c o 0 k e's eSGsemear sSiats conception. jnr Time :C7.5. ''" l0O.yard dash (boys IS and under) Won by Ennis, st, Mary Magdalent second, ShIel, Blessed Sacrament third, Murphy, Blessed Sacrament
 ii0-yard dash (girls IS and under) Won by Dumochell, Blessed Sacra' ment; second, Dressell, Immaculate Conception. Time :0S.6.
 lOO.yard dash (boys)-Wn by Mc- Clean, Blessed Sacrament; second | Hoiihan, m m aculate Conception | third, Phelan, SS. Peter and Paul. 220-yard dash (boys) --W Won by Phelan, il Peter and Paul; second Ferrarl. St. Lucy's; third, Casaly Blessed Sacrament.
 440-yard relay (boys) - Won by | Blessed Sacrament.
 75-yard dash (girls)--Won by Lee Immaculate Conceptions; SC o n d Beck; third, Sweeney, Immaculate Conception.
 800-yard relay (girls)-Won by Immaculate Conception.
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