The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-12
CROWD MAY SEE PARK
 SETTO SUNDAY

The scrapplest young bah club to ever don the uniforms of the Brooklyn A. c. gets It's biz chance Co make good" tomorrow afternoon when it stacks up against the pen. nant.hungry Avlgllanese A. c. h the most crucial game Of the City Amateur league season on No. field at Hamilton Park. at o'clock. Max. ing good" ln this case means stop- ping the hustling Avies from win. ming their first City loop flag, a feat which two Of the strongest clubs in the circuit the Trihnnes and Washington HIlls. have failed Co do in recent weeks.
 One of the largest crowds Of the waning season is expected to be on hand when Umpire Bill stanton calls ''Play ball" At least half of the gathering. the half that will be on hand to cheer the AviRs to vic- tory. will have the family jewels in their hands ready to lay 1t on the long end Of lies odds that not even q miracle. letting alone the in- spired young band Of young mus. tangs" under Coach Phil Sacco, can stop their team from crashing right into the championship.
 Aviellanese stock which had real. ly gone sky-high after last Sun. days great victory over the Tribes at the stadium. tapered of a bit the past few days with the report going the rounds that Teddy Ora. beck. sailor boy fiinglng ace of the Avigs. would not be around tomor. row tO pitch for the Italian club In this their moment. And even if inc does show up, the dashlng young Brooklyns feel that they car give him just as much bother fl not more than they did in their two previous meetings with him.
 For the Brooks. it will be Johnny Gregory on the mound. a young lad from Ansonia who has turned in some remarkable exhibitions this season before the team began 10 cliek defensiyely as well ss offen- siyely and win him some ball games. The Avigs found him very puzzling in their second series meeting and it will be just like him to prove more dazzling than a Pezzallo or 8 Decker.
 Then there is the possibility that Coach Dumschott may start tho veteran Frankie "Foots" Berar6i who deserved a better fate than that which he has bee nforced to accept so many times this season Frankie has turned in several splen- did mound jobs this summer and is considered equal to the task of stopping the Avigs.
 The rest of the Brooklyn lineun atil show Prank Pandolfo. late Of Wiiby high at first: Jack Sullivan at second. Al MOnti at short. Julie Santora at thirdf, Kolesnik in left. Jimm Piersail in center and Billy Armour tn right. Armour. PiersalI and Eantore came right to the Brooklyns from Leavenworth high school and tomorrow may see the confidence. which tine Brooklyn of- neiais had in them from the very start, justly rewarded.
 Manager Anthony TsomanIello an- n0unced today that he would have his strongest array on the field for the young upstarts" from Brooklyn. however. he would neither confirm nor deny the report that his ace pitcher Teddy Grabeck. would be the starting hurler.
 Bill stanton will call the balls and strikes while Leno castaldo off ctates on the bases.
 In the opening game of the after noon at l:45. Pat Quilter's Wash ington Hills win hook up with Otto McCanp's Naugatlick Thomas Club The Hills must sin in order te remain within striking distance oi slrst place. which they may bs sharing at sund0gn tomorrow night # the predictions of the experts come true and the Bro0kIyns upset file Ayiglianese. Joe OiConnor will handle the indicator ln the Hills T0mmies contest.