The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19
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 SOFTBALLERS
ScOviII, Benrus Teams Have Best Record for
 Past l6 Weeks of Play

With the regular playing season completed, few postponed games of the Industrial Softball league re- main to be played before the 1942 championship Is decided, the Ameri- can Brass and Benrus teams figured to provide one of the most interesting tits when they clash to- morrow night on the No. 2 diamond at Hamilton park, Jimmy Bianco to umpire.
 Last night Scovill and Benrus completed regular season play, each team losing but one game to date, Benrus having won 13 of A. Sco- will IA of Is games played each Tuesday. Pete Yarnall twirled his second no-hit game of the year last night blanking Farrel Foundry 20, the winners getting seven hits.
 American Brass and Waterbury Manufacturing had the best game of four, which wound up to 5 for the Brassies who were outhit seven to five and made four errors, yet won the game. All scoring was accomplished in the first three in nings, the A-B outfit having a five run splurge in the second heat, their rivals getting three runs back in the third.
 We'll Done
 Kulhman turned in nice bit of pitching for Paper Box holding Waterbury Clock batters to a pair of hits to won an 80 shutout, each team making one misplay.
 Waterbury, Tool coasted to an eight-run shutout over Somers Brownell giving the losers but two hits, as Cluney and French hit triple and double for the Tool Squad, which is in the running dur ing the playoffs though a loser of six of 123 games.
 Waterbury Button surprised Chase Office 2 to 4, two of the Buttons three wins this season being scored against Chase. Brock Hall, with team, won it's only game of the season over French Manu- featuring Il to 3, Pagano hitting a home run with one on base, Doc May hitting 8 homer with two on in the fifth inning, when the B-H boys scored five runs, in victory that is not official because three players were used, though ineligible to play, according to league rules.
 More Action
 In addition to the American Brass and Benrus game tomorrow night; Tool and Waterbury But ton are paired on the No. 1 dia- mon at HIP with Greece to umpire. Friday night, the. Somers Brass and Manufacturing teams will meet on No. 2, French and Nanville to clash on No. field; with Scotty Crichton as umpire. Wa terbury Tool and American Brass; Paper Box and Brock-Hall are oth- CT postponed games yet to be played.
 In a practice game last night, scheduled when opponents of Sco- will and Plume Atwood teams did not appear, so the Scovill team, to even things up a bit used its girl pitcher, Pat Petrauskas, the young lady obliging with two-hit job that Plume and Atwood 40, and which is why there was very little gab about softball today. One guy innocently asked: "how did the game make out last night" and for an an- swer he was promptly pushed into an emery wheel. Scores and stand- ing: Benrus ........ O02 900 O. 2 Farrell .... 900 GOO O.
 Yarnall and Minor; Carroll and Poplis. Umpire-Crocco.
 American Brass 150 900 K { Manufacturing. 113 900 O. 5
 IT. OLoughlin and Malario;. Ro- manas and Mastrianni. Umpire = Crichton.
 Paper Box ... 100 1O2 x-4 2 1 Wtby. Clock 900 900 l. 1 2 l
 Kuhlman and Varanelll; Lessard and Grout. Umpire-RusseH Waterbury Tool 100 214 K 12 0 Somers Brass 900 900 O. o 2 2
 Brownell and DroznicF; Miscav- age, Sliz and Riddle. Umpire-Ken- ny.
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