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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Players Can't Cash In On Titan Sure Thing
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 In the heat off fifth and had difficulty Kimberly Hanover set the srenderng to Titan at the threuares peterng Axomite provided the cha enge Titan the stretch but the champ had and finishing second Axonite first money packers with Titan Hanover considered out o the race the prize concerned Mighty Neds packers when he in third and Doctor Spencer in The time 2:04%.
 spss in the heat s Titan ap the lead before the first turn ana st up gay @ runner up around with Voltite and Doctor him dead heat Tians time 204 for cinching heat. E. Roland his nephew Major Elbridge T. Gerry, is the U. S. Air Force Titan Han over the realization of their fes ambition B which with the Cup much America needs another ally in the war drove the winner also did spot or ambition realizing his first Hambetonan triumph
 Kimberly took second $ooss3s Mighty Ned third in each heat. $6O236s in prize money.
 Titan Hanover with Greyhound super troter. has todas competition the toughest he FIT have to will lose
 (Copydght, 1945 King Features Syndcate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Kiwonis Golfers; i;.-,:
 Bow To Rotoridns

Leo Maher's Kiwanis Club golf- CTS were given sound trimming by John Reymond's Rotarians yes- terday, 28-11. at the Country Club. evening their annual series.
 Francis Smith of the victors had low gross with an 82 with Leon French of the Kiwanians in the runner-up spot with %.
 The kickers handicap ended in 2 tie between Dr. Joe Collins Of ,tne losers and Rotarian Harold Leever. Frank Hess of Rotary won the putt ting contest. The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09

Runs-Craig ?, Piurek, Masi. Pep per. Errors F Aifone 2. Devito ?, Runs batted in-o'Connor, Downer, Craig, Roystel. Two base hit O'Connor. Sacrifice-Alfone. Left on bases-Brasscos 4, Flyers 8. Bases on balls-off Taylor 8. Roystel 1. Struck out-by Taylor I, Roystel 3, Wild pitches - Taylor. Umpires - Schroeder, Slattery. Crichton. Kel- ley. Time--2:07.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
KIwANfS
Mill Plain Tops Bunker Hill, 2-1

Bunker Hill was eliminated in the opening game of the playoff of- a triple tie for second round Inter Church league title last night by Jerry Cepelaks Mill Plain team. 3 to 1. s-s-
 Last nights winners will meet the First Lutheran for second round honors at the Bunker Hill Stadium next Wednesday night. Joe Mobile and Al Napoli will ofilciate.s <.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Pete Noktenis HurIs Shutout

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 0-(UFt- Homers by Pete Naktenis and Davis helped Hartford take . so victory over Binghamton as they opened their Eastern League series at Bulkeley Stadium last nightns sA. scheduled second game was cancel led by rain in the second inning while Hartford was leading so. N \.
 Binghamton ...... 900 900 O--O { 0 Hartford ........ 004 900 x--4se ]
 stelmack. Cronin: Naktenis, Stats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Benrus vs. Lux

Benrus and Lux men softballers will clash tonight at 6:15 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Stadium to play of an early season tie, it was an- nounced this morning by Timothy Nolan, IRA. supervisor. Lou Lantz has been named to call the balls and strikes.
 In another playoff of a postpone ment. Steel Ball and Bristol Go. will clash at Hopeville at the same hour with Duke Downey ofiiciating, The Steel Ball-Bristol game was postponed on account of factory vacations several weeks ago.
 Railway traffic in Colombia has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Brosscos Top Pliers 3-2

Evening the series with the Chance Vought Pliers of Stratford with a 3 to 2 victory before HOO fans at the Municipal Stadium last night, Fred Davis Brasscos are now pointing toward their meetings with the New York Police here Saturday night, West Haven Sailors at Savin Rock Sunday afternoon and the famous New York Black Yankees here a week from Saturday night.
 Taylor Excels
 Johnny Taylor, colored curve baller, was the big gun in last nights
 triumph, the 18th in 19 starts this
 season for the locals. He held the downstaters to six hits, one less
 than his mates collected oil the slants of Roy Roystel who was given
 the assignment over Lefty Pezzullo, the lad who beat the Brasscos the last time out. The Brasscos with
 several new faces in the lineup, were not the team of old and com- mitted five errors.
 Frank Masi opened the fourth for 1 the visitors with an infield hit. Johnny Alfone erred on a grounder
 which sent Masi to third from where he scored when Taylor uncorked a
 wild pitch.
 The Brasscos went ahead in their half of the same inning. With one
 out Whitey Piurek beat out hit to short and took second when the throw went past the first baseman. Ken Craig cracked a solid single to right to score Piurek and took second on the throw home. Chuck O'Connor, formerly of the Montreal
 Royals. then lashed a double down the left field line to tally Craig.
 Ernie Downer, imported from the Newburgh, N. Y. team. featured
 the sixth inning for the Brasscos
 with a double which followed a centerfeld error by Johnny Michaels
 which allowed Craig to make two bases.
 Costly Error
 Taylor kept breezing along in
 great style until the ninth. Pepper greeted him with a sharp single | to center. Noonan hoisted a pop | infield fly for an automatic out. Roystel singled to left and Johnny l DeVito let the ball roll through
 his legs as Pepper scampered home with the second Pliers run. The | colored mound ace then vhif1ed
 Andy Cagganiello, and forced Mi-
 chaels to rap back to the mound | for an easy out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
St. Lucy Cop CYO Honors

Frankie Giacin's we'll balanced St. Lucy team copped the second round title of the Eastern Division of the Catholic Youth Organization league last night at Hamilton Park as southpaw Johnny Denardo hurled a one-ilitter at St. Francis of Nau- gatuck to win going away, 11-0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Games n

Games Today New York at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis (night)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
(HOW HEY
 ISLAND,
: AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Detroit s, Boston I (1st) Boston I, Detroit 1 (2nd) Chicago T, Washington Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 4 Cleveland l, New York 0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Doc Record EquoIIad

Revere, Mas, Aug. 2 -- tuF) = The Greyhound Hit of Buzz shared the worlds dog racing record of zS.l second< today with the famed Never H1'l after Hihnins t1e HE<t eL s'snt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Games Today

0E Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2l Chicago at Boston
 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Thomoston Cheeks Torrinqton Streak

Torrington, Aug. g Harry Lynch's American Legion nine halt ed the Torrington Townies winning streak last night by eking out 9-S victory at Fuessenich Park in 8 six inning tilt called because of dark ness. Allen, with single and dou- ble. featured the winners offen- sive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09

England's Henley Royal Regatts will be resumed next year after . six-year rest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Bob Ferriss Hero As FuItons Score

Hy virtue of a { to 3 win over $he Warsiors yesterday morning the F1zItons earned tie for the leader <zzIp of the Junior league.
 f1ke his namesake of the Boston Ted Sox, Ferriss was the hero of <5s contest. With the score knotted S& 5-3 in the seventh inning. Bob. Aot Dave, tripled to deep left field and scored a moment later on q <<zutifully executed squeeze play tfzn Johnny Davis on the other Wsrfi0rB A.,a :. 900 O03 O. 8 q X41-or6 ..... 100 020 r. g
 Ports and Aufero; Davis and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
St. Johns Beaten

Frankie Places Mount Carmel boys packed too much power for St. Johns and piled up an 11-3 victory at Watertown as Ralph Mas trianna let the home club down with three hits. Joe DelBuonne homered with two on in the fourth and Sonny Datelle lashed triple with two on. Sedleck secured two of the losers three hits.
 r h e Mt. Carmel .... 66 520 22-11 10 3 St. Johns ....... 012 00- 3 6 Mastrianna and St. John; Blazes and Poudrier. Umpire: Benesavage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Chicago s, Boston 2 (1st) Chicago 8, Boston (2nd) Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 0 l1st) Phfiadelphia 5, Pittsburgh O (2nd) ef. Louis 8, New York O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Games Today

GWE4GB VOWAY Jersey City at Toronto 2
 Twilight and night) Newark at Buffalo (night) Baltimore at Rochester (night) Syracuse at Montreal (night)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Senators Lose

lkC w AA4JC A3OA AEPt tAAC 0SSVA40 place Senators from moving into a ti efor the lead at Chicago, winning, z to 3, with an 18-hit attack. It was
 Chicago's sixth victory in seven games, and was achieved through the steady side-arm pitching of Earl Caldwell. Oris Hockett hit four singles and a double.
 Lefty Al Smith Of the Indians, shut out the third place Yankees at
 Cleveland, 1 to o, and batted in the
 games only run when he doubled
 off Ernie Ponham to score Felix Mackiewicz,
 The cocky Cubs kept rolling along
 in the National, making 31 hits In
 winning two from the Braves at Bos- ton, 5 to 2 and 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Bill Nicholson hit g homer, a double and a single in the first game as Ray Prim held the Braves to five
 blows. Hank Wyse gained his 17th victory in the second game when Andy Pafko doubled and Lennie
 Merullo singled in the 18th. Phil Cavaretta, biding for the league batting lead, made six hits in 10 tries, but pace setter Tommy Holmes got four in nine to boost his mark. too.
 Dixie Walkers homer provided Hal Gregg the margin for his. first
 big league shutout as the Dodgers topped the Reds at Brooklyn, 1 to O. It was Gregg's 18th victory and fifth in row. He gave up five hits and veteran Vernon Kennedy allowed but four In losing.
 George Dockins of the Cardinals also got his first shutout when he
 blanked the Giants, 3 to, 0. at New York. Two runs in the first on g walk and three singles started Van Lingie Mungo off to defeat even though he struck out eight Red birds.
 The Pirates and Phils traded shut outs at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh won the opener. 1 to o, on Elwyn Roe's six-hit job. Dick Mauney scattered eight hits to win the second gaiae for the Phils. 5 to 0.
 YESTERDAYS HERO Phil Cav- aretta of the Cubs whose six hits in
 10 tries boosted his batting average
 six points to .36s. second best in
 the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
xavierites Trounced

Ronnie Nardozzi was too fast for St. Francis Xavier and St. Thomas pounded out a decisive 8 to vic- tory as the little Italian hurler kept three hits well scattered as his mates gave him splendid support at bat and in the field. Billy Walsh hit a triple for the winners, the longest hit of the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yenferilax,s Reaulta

Montreal 8, Jersey City (nighO Newark 6, Rochester (night)
 Buffa1o [, Baltimore (1st, twil.) Toronto Il, Syracuse { (night)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
GIodney Misses
 Perfect Contest

Hooks Gladney chalked up one of the best mound performances in the Father Shea league yesterday by allowing the Texans only one hit, flaming 10, and hitting a home run as his Hearts registered an s-4 triumph.
 In the other games the Marvels beat the Elephants, 6 to 4; the Eagles walloped the North Ends, Il to '; and the Royals swamped the Sparans, 14 to 5.
 Eagles ... ...... 610 211-11 g 5 North Ends ..... GOO 340-7 4 5
 H. Laliberto and G. Laliberte; Hallenborg, Santaguida and Faraci. Umpire: Woods.
 Marvels ...... 0O1 600 32-s 5 3
 Daddona and Maisto; Geary, Bur- meister and Blair. Umpire: Woods. Hearts ........ ooo 5so o-s 1a 2 Texans ....... 130 900 0-4 1 3
 Gladney and Kennedy5 Maskie- wicz and Santarsiero. Umpire: Per- relli.. Royals 200 615 x-14 8 3 Spartans ...... 900 101 B. ?
 Dwyer and Filipone; Hannon and Keating. Empires: German and
 TOday's schedule
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
st. Peter and Paul Victors

Herb Carlone hurled two hitter at the Immaculate Conception and SS. Peter and Paul overwhelmed the downtowners, 14-0. Win Pica fea- tured with two doubles and single in four tries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
Today's schedule

No. 2-10 a. m., Hilltops vs. Mar vels; D. m., Athletics vs. Texans.
 No. 1-2 p. m., Elephants vs. Hearts: 4 D. m., Orioles vs. Raiders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
St. Michael's Win

St. Michael's Win
 Bob McAree of St. Michael,s gave up but two hits as the Water vile club kalsomined the Blessed Sacrament, 6-0. Thirteen of the losers were moved down on strikes Joe Almeida led the winners attack with two for three.
 Bl. Sacrament 900 900 O. 2 l St. Michaels .. 130 002 x-6 0 McAree and Maxwell; LaPorta. Curran and Ferrucci. Umpire: Lom- bardo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09
DETROIT (5)

Runs batted in-Ferriss. Metko- vich, Webb, Boron, York. Two base hits-Newsome, Greenberg 2, AIaier. Webb, Overmire. Left on bases Boston [, Detroit '. Bases on balls off Ferriss 2; Overmire 1, Benton 1. Struck out-by Ferriss ?, Over- mire 4, Benton 1. Hits-on Over mire 5 In 1-3 innings: of Benton. ? in 2-3. Winning pitcher-Over- mire (S-S). Losing pitcher-Ferriss (1S-5). Umpires = Passarella, Me- Gowan and Rommel. Time-1:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09

hallway traffic in Colombia has doubled during ths var.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09

SS. Peter & Paul 3o9 O02-14 10 o Immaculate ..... coo OG0-0
 CarIone and Skelly: Gryniuk, Bowling (4) and German. Umpire: Joe Quilter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-09

YESTERDAYS HERO Phil Cav aretta of the Cubs whose six hits h 10 tries boosted his batting average six points to .36s. second best ir the league.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-26

full time EMPLOY mcnt ior the
first time. OF this number only
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education. Rdl,u- the ,umpul-
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permits for child workers hay
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
ToyIor To Head
 State Golf Group
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Though today's weather was any, thing but desirable for golfers, many members of the Connecticut State Golf Association, gathered at the Country Club of Waterbury for the annual meeting of the organization. Golf was scheduled for this after noon. with a dinner meeting this evening at o'clock, to be followed by election of officers and commit tees for the coming year.
 R. W. Gilman of Waterbury, former president of the country club, will be re-nomlnated as a member of the executive committee. The nominating committee, headed by H. I. Bartholomew of Farming ton Country Club Is expected to submit the following list of officers for election in CGA until the fall season ends in l946.
 New OfIlcers
 For president, Anson W. H. Tay- Tor of Greenwich; for vice-pres- ident, Robert M. Grant, of Weth- erfleld; for secretary, Robert w.. Pryde of Race Brook, Orange, Conn. Vego P. Larsen of New Haven Coun- try Club will be named state team captain for the l946 season.
 J. B. Bayliss of Wampanoag, elected last year to CGA presidency, died several months ago; and was succeeded, pro tenn, by MT. Taylor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
Borry's Braves Lead Elk Primers

Henry Barry'S Butterfngered Braves stood, like Horatius at the Bridge, as temporary monarchs of all they surveyed in the Elks bowl ing league, according to latest facts and figures from Secy. Eugene Cornwallis Slason. Barry'S Braves have won l4 of a possible IS points to date in the American division or the league while Bill Judd's leader. ship in the national division has been challenged and equalled by Cousin P. Joseph Keenans Kllken- nv Kats; each club with l2-4 rat Ing at this writing.
 Last week, teams captained ny Big Bill Verriker, Joe Keenan, Eau. ardo DiNapoli, Henry Barry ana w. Klem Stanton, were 4-0 shutout winners: while teams explained by "All-Right" Guy Pugra, Jackson. heimer Holian, Chris (mayor or WH) Harmon, Harry x. (marks the spot) Casllin, Harold klnt. Revo Brennan, Warren Harding Cooke, Jolly Joe Jarlott, Busy Bill CaVan- aueh and J. Setback Seery were 3-i winners; the only other match reported, ending in a Mexican Standof between Joe (Reindeerlo Mulyille's embattled partisans and John (No points, no steak) Kruse's KraSpudniakS. ~,u...
 Ray Oliver and Johnny OConnor were the individual champs with 367 for Ray as high three set; ana a i3s high single, for the best boss of a brass mill this side of heaven. Judd's team hit a 564 single while Barry's Butterfngers rolled l,oST high pinfall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
Cesorio Winner Over Bronco

Boston, oct. g. (UP) - Johnny Cesario, perhaps the best left-hook- ing boxer Boston has produced in a decade, held his 36th straight ring victory today after punching out a 10.round decision over the wild but aggressive Ceferino Bronco of Fall River.
 A smiling, likeable youngster, Cesario thrilled 3.4l8 fans at Me- chanics building last night with a whirlwind finish that opened . cut over Bronco's left eye and had him slightly dazed in the final round.
 Cesario weighed 14S, Bronco, l49, for the bout which drew Q gross gate of 45,614 for net of $4,670.
 In other 10-round matches on the "all star" show: Freddie Camuso, I50, Fall River drew with Broad way Johnny Jones, i60. Pittsburgh; Tommy Moore, 13i, Boston, deci- aionad Bobby English. 13l. Fall River; John Henry Eskew, 15s, Brockton, stopped Bill Johnson, lSl, New York CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09

a.Batted for Livingston in 9th in-
 ssssHiattsd for Hughes in ninth in-
 c.Ran for Becker in ninth inning
 ad-Battor for Merulli In twelith i"' s.Rsn FIRE: for sscory in twelfth inning; cSicSro. ysIr tN. L.) 0oo 0ii 200 OOl-S
 Errors-Johnson Richards, Hack (2), Greenberg. Runs batted inN lc1 Isichards, Hack SO. Cavarree,tsnb aTi,e,snb h i}Se' ine York, Hoover, Greenberg, Mayo crafner. Two.base hlts-York. Liv- inesfon, Hughes, Walker. Patko. Home run-Greenberg. Stolen pase
 -Cmilenbine. Sacrifices = Johnson
 s p0uS1s ans WpsSS.a psSSsaMayTli MMoTyTlio, yohn. non and Cavarretta.a Mayo. Hooy. er and York. Earned runs-Detroit \. Lj. 5; Chicago tN. L.t, '. Left on bases-Detrolt GA. L.), IF; Chi" eago lN, L)s 12 Bases a,a go%r.1S! on SSlisMf Sff TivlnEston); off Wyse. I1 tswlftl :; off Trout, 2 (Hack.. .Becker); off pnaseau, (Cullenbine, Outlaw Rfchards, 2; Trucks. Greenbergl. struck out--By Trucks, (Hughes; Rssssag g.zoT.Sy AcTT5S:yS5; 5; cSy.ter Sy raiSefNi eNich s,aons. SnoFSs' TbS1BsrSi2 by 1Bri2ses. i SJohnsonJ; by penfon. (WyseJ: by Trout, . fNichoisoIi, Johnson, Borowy.
 pItching ummary--Trucks. hits, VA rms m { 1-3 innings: Caster, Q +lfs. e runs In ga inning; Bridges, , hits. 3 runs In 2-S innings: Ben. pesxeslu, s hits, 2 runs in 6 2-3 In. Nin~s: Wyse, 2 hits, runs in 2-S ining; Prfm. hit, run In. 2-3 in: nfne: Trout, hits, run in 2-3 inines; Borowy. 1 hits. runs In ' inInfs' Winning pitcher-Borowy. Losing pltcher-Trout
 ~srei1a "A. L.l. h.; Conl9n (N L.l, 7s. snmrners GA. L.), SD. Tlme--3. 2S. ,70s. Recepits-S2oA'-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
Bad Hop Makes
 Goat or Creenberg By DAN PARKER
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.

ONE or THOSE SUDDEN SWITCHES of affection for which noted ickle oreenberg isinninS thrisr '' '''' '''' Hank was the boy who had tied the ball nad wiped undspsndaSie suddenly turned her back on him and gave him the horse laugh Stanley Hacks hit left through him the fence allowed sent the world Series the seventh game
 Big Hank didn't deserve such shabby treatment even from Everyone pressbOx except the official scorers thought the ball that Hack left took Hank moved
 ...%s and rod on to left field 5sass s r Man5 s m n Su run 1 % s @ r.scS the S Tn the Cubs clubhouse the winners found time in the midst had bei:iisn . cruel % break '''''"'''
 "An errOr? they asked internationally hy no one on earth " could have stopped the ball. after the hop 1t tOOk!"
 Hanks misfortune anothers good luck The ball that Hank orssnhsTg the goat put Hank ROrowy back in the heroes p Ss have s wed for their Ssa Claude Passeau with run y & n the ns @ v 5 d S sm @ taken Ss out ra. m the ss1 @
 last hope Sas @ today WI when % thu the g gs snas Wy.s SnS s had failed Detroit PoOTy the M only .s ace left n in @ e for ps Ass players of any kind left when he summoned Hank. when h I took tSe mound the ninth chilled the ana tired from his effort the & ds oor n :ceS But this @ Msner eS had which two Tigers the potential winning S SG"h into dobe SeS play that wiped Ss S0 o Asis nn s9Gn S C s who singled the half @ ' @ n T sl Sm Sns 0 ns had nj 1 sa sy saOn was % % @ S m other H'n
 there official goat for the Tigers defeat Steve the role than eenbe In the seventh n- nlnr when Charley Hoeler gaopng around third Cramcrs single to left Steve split second allowed him make decision pull sharply HOstet- Ter went sprawng the dirt enabling Livingston who had throw the plate to down Osty help for putOut Perhaps Lowreys throw pnch-Funner there better than an even chance of the veteran making it,
 Had Hosteer scored Greenbergs hoe-run smash would have
 
 the annals of baseball a victory for Detroit orovy who has three victories be the man Charley his clubs Wednesdays pay off game again he'll be opposing Hal Newhouser for the decides with Paul Derrnge veteran who has pitched good relief ball.
 F. s-seoe signing off this chill October afternoon may re; mind the clients of Painful Parker the Puo pnets nredcion will Series would the limit and don't telling you tonight that wish were as sure half of 1t stand up for me - Copyright l9AS King Features syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
STATEWIDE HOOP LOOPS
 TO START HERE

Considerable progress has been reported by Charles Beckman scnick. relative to the formation ot two statewide basketball leagues, for men and women; with 1s clubs already listed for action and organi- zation. The first meeting of team representatives will be held Fsl- day evening, october ls at 6l Leav- enworth street, at which time sea- sonal plans and schedules VIII pc discussed, .oflcers elected, etc.
 For full information write 70 v B. Schick, 28 Hill street.
 In the mems league to date are: Bridgeport Newfields, senior ParK City hoop champions and also wln- ners of the Gold Medal tournament: New Haven Sally Oilers, Hartford wolverines, Meriden Endees, Mid dletown Speedb0ys, Naugatuck Zephyrs, Valley league champions; and Joe Rinaldi's Brass City Stars.
 Girls Teams Listed
 In the female circuit will be the following clubs: Stamford Nut megs, Connecticut Yankees of New Haven, Rockville Girls, Hart ford United Aircraft, Connecticut