The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-19
TOOL SOFTBALL
 TEN REGkINS
 I.R.A. TOP SPOT

The Dusty Softball league stand. ing lookB more familiar today, with Waterbury Tools defending cham. pions back on top of the pack af- ter Q five-week reign by Scovill.
 Scoylll, beaten in Naugatuck by .. 6. Rubber Monday night, met It's second straight reversal last night Tool pulling out with q l-0 tri. tlmph on q first-inning tally for its eighth victory in ten starts, while gcovlll is now in . tie for second with Rubber, which last night trimmed Chase Metal. 6.l. for it's eighth win in n games.
 SoFners. Brass cost Waterbury Companies q chance Co make it three-way tie for second by scor- lng m e-5 victory.
 Other games last night saw Ben- rus nip French. e-a. and Waterbury Manufacturing set back Eyelet Speciality lies.
 Hardy Rrownell gave up three hits and struck out eight in shading sc0yills Graham. who yielded four eafeties.
 An error. a walk. a double steal and Q long fly resulted in the game's lone tally, Carplni sending home Laikos. The score: r h e Tool ...........i0 100 900 0--i { | Scoviil ....... 600 900 co 3 i
 Brownell and Droznick; Graham and chieffo. Umpire: Stance.
 Well-Done
 U. S. Rubber. with I'd Uraska pitching two-hit ball. topped Chase 6.l, for its second triumph in two nights, Joe Nardello and Ed Walker each getting two Of the winners nine blows. Brownie Karban and Lou King starred in the infield which clicked for three double plays. The score: r h c Rubber ........ 900 420 x--6 9 1 Chase ......... 900 900 i-l 2 1
 Uraskas and Booth: Terrence and Baker. Umpire. Chumulinksi.
 4 iive.run first inning gave Som" CTS Brass its s-5 edge over Water bury Companies as Whttey Mis- eavage hurled Q five-hitter. stopping the losers after Michigan had dou. bled home three runs tn the last Inning.
 Tram, Daunis and Miscavaee stood out at bat and in the field for the winners. while Berardi hom- cred for the losers. The score by innings: n c somers ........ 800 Oi2 O-s 8 1 Wtby. Companies O0i O0i 3-5 ,
 Miscayage and Sliz: Gould, Ber- ardi and Carlone. Umpire, Kenney.
 Benrus tailed five runs in the first two innings to topple French, 6-a, behind Leyines eight-hit el- bowiHg. Gotta saved the game with a circus catch on Albanese in cen- ter with the bases loaded in the fourth. The score: D z Benrus ........ 320 100 O-6 70 2 French .....,.,. O02 o0i i--4 8 2
 Levine and Nolan. Albanese; Es- posito and Harrison. Umpire: Pur- cell.
 Big Inning
 Waterbury Manufacturing came from behind with seYen-run third to trim Eyelet Speciality. Hes, and take over fourth place hehipd Earl T.allieFs hurling. ripper HarIiick. Al Irwin and cunjy Romeo all hon- cred with the sacks clear for the yietogs. The score: c Manufacturing TIT 200 X-ll l2 ] Eyelet .....,. 800 O02 O. 5 Q o
 Laliier and Allen; Dexter and St. Jean. Umpire. Rainyille.
 Tool plays Metal Hose tonight at Bunker Hill Stadium in a postponed contest, Philibert umpirins. A HoSe victory would set up n ulree.wsy tie for the lead involving Tool, sco" VII and U. s, Rubber
 Another postponed game IS listea for tomorrow evening, WaterDnTy Manufacturing ergaglng FaTIe' Foundry at Hopeyille Stadium nl.iltlAart aafaEaipinn