The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-27
ONE-TWO TEAMS OF LOCAL LOOP MAY DRAW ' FANS
Tribunes and Mill Plain Paired Hills vs AyigIi-3 anese, Hearts-TOfnfnies

The City Amateur league will of, fer another pair of attractive twin bills at Hamilton park tomorrow afternoon in It's weekly show.
 The feature game of the after- noon will bring together the league leading Brooklyn A. c. and the sec ofld place Overlooks, the current league sensations, while the lowly Mil Plain A. O. tangles with the Tribunes in the first diamond open- CT at 1:45.
 The two second diamond contests should also prove to be quite inter- esting with the washington HillS meeting the Aviglianese in the opener and the North End Thomas club crosses bats with the Sacred Hearts in the aftermath.
 The feature game of the afternoon should be an interesting battle from the start. The contest, as well as the rest of the schedule, was slated for the second week of the season but rain forced the postponement.
 Comeback Club
 The Looks have been the hustle team of the circuit thus far. Tn the three wins the team has racked Up in its four starts; the perennial cel- lar dwellers have come from behind in the late innings to win. How ever, Bob Banzigcrs charges will be without the services of Bob Ma lone, the leagues leading hurler, who was hurt in factory accident recently. Bob will probably be on the shelf for the rest of the season. In addition, two more of the Look stars, Billy O,Keefe and Jack Brickel, are out of town for the week and will not be on hand for the affair. Therefore, Banziger will probably show a few new faces in the lineup to better his chances of staying in the race for first place.
 Joe Barone will probably be on hand to take over the sl1ortstop du- ties while another pitcher will prob- ably show on the slab. Mgr. Danny Grunp of the champions will prob ably send Roy Johnson to the hill with Joey Jay in reserve. Mike Haiday will do the catching.
 The curtain raiser between the Tribes and Mill Plain should be an- other closely contested affair. The Tribes may have Hal Smuller, Notre Dame star, and a native of West Haven, on the hill, or may use either Bud Thomas or Joe Lenzi instead, while the Plainers will bank on the offerings of Stan Heaton, Leavenworth high star. The cancel lation of the Black Yankee exhibi- tion tilt has lett things a little brighter for Packy Shea and he will be able to field his entire team against the Plainers.
 Loser Gets Cellar
 The two diamond No. 2 attrac- tions, usually the best played con- tests of the day, should play to 8 banner crowd again with the Hills and the Avigs meeting in the opener and the Hearts and the Tommies clashing in the second tilt. The Hills and the Avigs are tied with 1 triumph in four starts at the pres ent and the losing team will drop into sole possession of the cellar and therefore hard-fought battle Is expected. Junior Carroll, rangy will be on the hill for the Baldwin StreeterS with Pop Doyle behind the plate, while Frankie Place is expected to get the mound assignment from Mgr. Tony Romanello of the Avigs with Leo LoRusso attending to the backstop- ping duties.
 Freddie Jacavino, one of the leagues old veterans, who incident lily, was forced to win his own game Tor the lone triumph that his club won, will be back on the hill for he Tommies in the battle against Pop Alexander's Rag Time Band, he Sacred Hearts, in the feature yame of the second diamond. Lefty Vito Colopinto will do the chuck ng for the Hearts with Gus Martle ,ehind the plate. Joe Verrlo will probably do the catching for the romInies. T5