The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-03
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ldSC SIX games ana unQefeated in the second round, makes it's strong est bid for second round honors in the City Amateur League tomorrow afternoon when 1t stacks up against desperate Tribune A. c. agsrega- tion. The game is scheduled for the feature spot on No. l at while the Sacred Hearts and WAshineto Hills tangle in the companion event on No. at the same hour.
 Early afternoon tilts bring to- gether the Franco Americans and Avigilianese A. c. on No. and the undefeated Thomas Club and the Florio Post crews on No. 1. The Francos can't afford to lose again in the second round if they have any designs on | championship without . playoff and that goes for the pre- season favored Tribes and Hills who have already been tagged once and are finding pennant row tough one to hoe what with the upstsrt Frances, Tomnaies and Sacred Hearts rising up and smAcking the favorites at crucial times.
 While last weeks B.A.C..Franco setto was a top-notch encounter, to- morrow's clash between the Tribes and Brooks Is due to be of the old time Donnybrook vaAety in a rival- " of long standing that dates back 20 years
 The Tribes have been riding light the last few weeks since they were ignominously dumped out of the first round title picture by the Frenchies, but reports have it that "Packy" Shea will have his strong est lineup to face the league lead ing Brooks. On paper, the Tribes have power to burn on their ehgibil- ity list but whether they can get them to click on any certain date when they need it most (and they do need it tomorrow remains to be seen.
 Tribes May Show Revanped
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 One report has it that the Tribes will call on John Lefty" Pexzullo to stop the club from across-the- bridge with Billy Loos and Ted Grabeck in reserve.
 The blueprint for the offensive which Bob Greatorex and the Tribes board of strategy has been working on during the week calls for a reyamped inneld which will show the best possible defensive IS well as offensive strength. Husky Joe David will be at first, Lud PAsi- lunas at second, Charley Horvath at short and Andy Cagginello It third. The outfeld patrol will be, reading from left to right. Billy Moore, Johnny DeVito and Johnny Michael of Bride eport
 The Brooks will start Johnny Miller of New Haven who has been yeoman mound duty this season in all of the Magromen's crucial games and they have had quite few. Hank Donesky, the larruping Mar inc. will be at first; Bud Curley at second, Ben Yokza At third, and Joe Alfone at short. Jack Thompson will be in left. Jimmy PiersalI in center and Neil Kelly in right. Jack Rear don will do the receiving
 If the game develops into 2 bat tie of reserves, the Tribes are well heeled in all departments The league leaders, however, will enter the game 7-5 favorites.
 Hearts, Washington HNk In Important Tussie
 With protest hanging fire against the BAG. which handed them their only setback of the sec ond round, Pat Quilter's Hills will pc fit and ready for the Sacred | Hearts who nave been giving all heir foes plenty of trouble these past few weeks. It will be Iggy Mil- CT on the mound for the Hills with | Lefty" Wales hurlins for the Hearts
 The surprise of the afternoon may De handed to the Tommies when hey oppose Tony Marinelliss Florio Post aggregation. The Vets have oeen showing up better each week md if they can manage tomorrow, hey may bring about a four way lie for first place by upsetting the forth siders. Dick Redman will toss em for the Tommies with Santore 'oing for the Post
 The Aviglianese have bone back luite bit this season in spite of he fact that they have a formid- Ible enough looking lineup. They an regain lot of prestige tonor- ow if they can trim Roland Le- 3lancs Frenchmen who were uush- d on to the chutes last week by he Brooklyns. Dig Decker will 'itch for the Avigs with Breezy" on the hillock for the irst round champs.
 The standing:
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