The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-08
Inter-PlaygrOund | Baseball Meet Opens Monday

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 Eight playgrounds are entered in the first annual tnter-playground baseball championship tournament which opens Monday afternoon at Hamilton park with four games. The semi-finals will be played Thursday at Hamilton while the finals are scheduled for the Municipal stadium i Thursday afternoon, August 20th as co-feature of the annual inter playground track and field cham pionships.
 The playgrounds whcih will com- pete are Hamilton park. Fulton park, Washington park, Fuller street, South End, Pearl street, Porter street and Waterville park. Two games are scheduled for 1:30 Monday and two for 3:30. All games including the championship playof will be of seven innings duration. The tourna- ment is limited to boys who played in the grammar or parochial school leagues last year, or were enrolled in the grammar or parochial schools up to the close of the school year in June.
 Each team is allowed to carry a squad of 15 players, the list of which must be filed with William J. Der win, assistant supervisor of recrea- tion in the park department, before noon today.
 The following lists have already been submitted:
 WATERVILLE PARK - Robert McAree, Don Baker, Robert Brown, Bud Whelan, Don Lyons, Frank Guerrera, Jack Snyder, Armand Ric- ard, Raymond Moriarty, Lou Stew ems, and Thomas Erwin.
 FULTON PARK-James Piersall, Julio Santora, Ronald Nardozzi, Bartholomew Daly, William Verzier, Nick Barone, George Lenoce, James Pickett, David Hayse, Bud Verzier, Lester Bayhard, T. Smith and John Reardon.
 SOUTH END - Roger Raymond, Ivan Aubin. Anthony Damelio, Paul Iannocone, Carmen Amenta. Albert Dayersa, John Cannatta, Daniel Toro and Joseph Ubaldi.
 PORTER STREET = Peter Was nick, Aurellis Palladino, Angelo St. John, Tony Angelecola, Bernie Law Tor. Mario Quattro, Steve Mastriana, Mike Melch and Mike Sofia. HAMILTON PARK - Jimmy Dur- phy, Bill Mullen, Bill Kunkel, George Bergin, James Harrington, Ned Ahern, William Yarnell, Joseph Rie- ley, Dick Johnson, Jack Green, Bud Verder, Leo Harrington, Lawrence Graham and Robert Skelly. PEARL STREET - Robert Burke Albert Leach, Winford Petteway, Clayton Mccormick, Ernie Marinara. Nick Barone, Frank Barden, Vito Vandrilla, Anthony Vendetta, Peter Holmes, Levester Perkins, James Lit i tie, Raymond Wyncoot and John Marinara.
 First Round PairinRs
 Following are the pairings for the f1rst round and the assignments of diamonds for opening day Monday:
 No. l at 1:3O-HamiltOn mark vs. Pearl street.
 No. 2 at 1:3O-WashinRtOn vs. Fuller street.
 No. l at 3:3O-WatervilIe vs. Porter street.
 No. 2 at 3:3O-SOuth End vs. Fulton park.
 In the event of rain Monday the games wil be played Tuesday after noon on the same diamonds at the same hour.
 Track Meet Program
 A l2-evept program of track and field events will constitute the bill of fare for the annual inter play ground championships which are to be staged at the Municipal Stadium Thursday afternoon, August 20th. Each playground may enter as many boys as possible, and each boy will be allowed to compete in two events and the relay in his division. There will be three divisions, the midgets, intermediates and juniors.
 Following is the schedule of events:
 MIDGETS
 nO years to 12 years inclusive)
 1-40-yard dash
 2.-Potato race.
 3.-Sack race.
 4Relay race (4 boys to team).
 INTERMEDIATES
 (13 and IA years)
 5.-60 yard dash
 eRunning high jump
 7-Runing broad jump.
 S.-Relay race (4 boys to team)
 JUNIORS
 (1S and IS years iHiclusive)
 9.-100 yard dash.
 10.-Running high jump. /, l1.-Running broad jump.
 l2.-Relay race.
 The point scoring system will be five points for first, three for second and one for third. Tn the relays only Eve points will be given and that will go to the first place win