The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-31
Theesc And Doto

Over next Sunday. three sports baseball. softball and golf will con. tribute toward three different funds A double-header baseball attraction at the city stadium will help the "On To Baltimore" campaign to send the Ayigiianese AC to the All- American tournament in the south- ern city: with about Si.200 as the general goal. At Hamilton Park. a softball triple -header including two mems games and a girls playoff, will aid the Keep Elm Smoking fund Of the local Shriners which buys and gets cigarettes to the Wa terbury young men in the armed services in this country and overseas. At the Chase Club. a golf tourna- ment will be held Saturday. Sunday and Monday to buy packages for club members in the armed services, some of which will be sent to are rive in time for Christmas holidays .. Oakyille Pin and Waterbury Manufacturing girls meet again this evening. 6:i5 D. m. in the second game of their playoff to decide a finalist opponent for Benrus: the situation being further complicated by an upheld protest by Manufact- uring of Oakville's 7-5 win earlier this week: as the umpire misinter- preted the infield fly rule: the game having been ordered replayed with Oakyille leading GO. W-M at bat, one out and runners on first and second base. For the past two years almost $500 has been secured for the Keep Elm Smoking Fund through the softball league playoff games in this city.
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 Kenny James, the colored middle. weight from the Pearl St. A. C. was handled by Tony Pac.i former Town Plot boxer, last Monday night on the Pep rPeralta program at West Springfield; James making a fine impression with a TKO win over tough Sanday Mack In the last round.
 For a lad who has had less than a half-dozen professional bouts, James is coming along very fast. but takes too many unnecessary body punches Watertown's Al JaTlett is a sure 20 game winner for Toronto having beaten Buffalo B-2 the other night, and also driving in two runs with Q three -hagger, after he rec lieVed the Maple Leaf starting piteh- CT. Jarlett always could hit ball, as well as pitch better than average Sergeant Joe Bagiey of our e0nstabulary. is walking on air these days since the return from Pacific war area action of his 220 pound son. Joe who got home last week. end. His brother Eddie. the SNIFF pOle-elimbing champion. was also tickled several shades of pink to see the big guy, for Eddie Is no Sheer midget himself Chief Specialist Mickey Manganar0 lGenarol Is languishlns in the Mare Island, U, s. Navy hospital. where he has been since return from the Pacific Js- lands. Nothing serious, as tar as We know, for he expects to be home for d 90 day stay about October l5, He would like t0 have "the boys" write to him this week or neyt, Address; N, ManganaHo. c-sD, UsN, Hospital Ward 2s, Mare Island, California, Jack Freney postcards from OH Orchard that his golf has lEllv proved so much he completely Ipn0red the cool weatheF of the past fortnight, but the swimming ID there Is only for Esklmos and Hike N00nan Staff Sergeant Mary Ann MeNamaga, Pvt, Lea 6ilyey and PFC, Lavann Rieg, U, s, Army WAc's who have been on recruiting duty in Waterbury, are 80 pleased with the fine treatment they have reeeiVad, that they would Ike 70 VOLUNTEER to sell WAR BONDS Nt the Park DepaFimnet golf tolirps amant at East Mountain, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Yinevl0oklng girls, they should increase the golg entry list considerably, C tbelF 9fs fer Is accepted, Front and center RuDt, Jim cnftini