The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-26
Hlls, Minus 3Regulars, Meet ScoDiH's Sunday
Injuries And Inductions To Hurt tLeoders

The mad scramble for 1943 cham pionship honors, 20th anniversary edition, will be resumed at HamiltoD park tomorrow afternoon, weathei permitting, by six of the mos; even ly balanced clubs that have evei been represented in the City Anna teur league at one time. With seveG weeks of campaigning behind them, the teams go to the barrier tomor- row in many instances with rein forced lineups for the stiff drive ahead
 At the moment, although unde- feated in six games, Pat Quilter'S Washington Hills appear to be due for a letdown because of series of injuries to keep layers and loss of another to Uncle Sam's armed forces. According 10 Manager Quil- ter himself, Herbie French will be among the missing tomorrow when the leaders come to grips with the Scovill club, as will Bill Pop" Doyle, regular catcher. Eddie Sal vatore, first baseman, has been in- ducted and a new guardian of the initial sack will be on the job to- morrow, possibly Francis Fahy, re- lief pitcher.
 Manager Quilter was non-com- initial as to whether or not Roy Dizzy" Decker, the sensational curve-ball artist who pitched the club to that 10 win over the Mid dlebury entry last Sunday would be on the hillock tomorrow. T guess that we can dispose of that Scovill club" said Quilter last night, without any outside help" The Hills pilot is set on using Bill Mc- Cormack against Howie Kraft's much h-pummelled aggregation. The game will be played on Diamond No. 2 at o'clock.
 The 4 o'clock feature spot on Diamond No. 1 will be held down by Tony Romaniello's Aviglienese who have not been scored on in the last 30 innings and Milt Weiss mans second place Naugatuck Highlanders. The borough club can't afford to take any chances at this stage of the game and will show increased power against the Avigs who no doubt will show Ted "Sailor-boy" Grabeck on the mound.
 There will be only one early aft ernoon game on tomorrow's program and that will witness George Trask's Middlebul aggregation in action against Johnny Towards Sacred Hearts. In spite of that heart l to 0 setback at the hands of the Hills last Sunday, the Hearts will find the Pomperaug champs an inspired ball club which still has an eye on the champion ship which Co-pilot Jack Daly pre- dicted that the Middies would cop sooner or later.
 The complete schedule of games and the assignment of umpires for tomorrow is as follows:
 No. at 1:45-Middlebury vs. Sacred Hearts (Umpires Gerace and Mobile).
 No. 1 at 3:45-Naugatuck vs Avig- lianese (Umpires Slattery and Crichton).
 No. 2 at 3:45-Washington Hills vs. Scovills CUmpires Stanton and O'Connor.
 City Parks League in Five
 Game Sunday Program
 The City Parks league will swing into it's second week of play tomor- morrow afternoon with ten teams competing, the Enkcors and Pan thers having been admitted during the week. Four clubs went unde- feated in their opening games in- cluding the Overlooks, Trojans, Pl Lambdas and Cadets. Double-head- CTS are slated for Washington and Fulton parks tomorrow while one game will be played at Hamilton park.
 The complete schedule for the day aGd assignment of umpires is as fellows:
 Fulton park: 1:45-Trojans vs. Bouley Manors; 3:45, Pine Hills vs Cadets. Umpire Scappini, both games. Scorer Began.
 Washington park: 1:45-Hill Jrs. vs. Panthers; 3:45, Pi Lamdas vs Caissons. Umpire Barone, both games. Scorer Barone.
 Hamilton park: No. 2 at 1:3o- Enkcors vs. Overlooks (Umplre Crichton. Scorer Madden.)