The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-04
YMCA BadmintOn Teams Winners
 Of Sunday Play

Two of the three Y.M.C.A. Bad- hinton teams were victorious in league matches played for the Com necticut Badminton Association.
 At the Naugatuck YM.C.A,, the class "A" team of the Central "Y'' won from the borough outfit by the score of 5-2, Zig Jurzinsk turned the tables on Joe Sullivan as he won by the score of l6-2, l5-a as he won in the No. 1 singles match. Henry Cieslewski turned back Vic Galgot also in straight sets, l5-5, l5-7.
 Clean Sweep
 In the five doubles matches played, the Waterbury team won all of them. Waterbury No. 1 team oi William Spearrin and Joe Sullivan defeated Henry Cieslewski and H Anderson, l0-16, l5-l2, l5-9. In the No. 2 doubles match, Bill Spear rin paired with Vic Galgot to win from c. Toothaker and Zig Jurzin- ski, l5-5, 10-l5, and l5-l0. In the No. 3 match, Don Post and Herh Pinter paired to win from E. Drah and H. A. Anderson, l5-l3, l5-l2 Johnny Tata and Herb Pinter in the No. { doubles match defeated c. Toothaker and R. Dorian, I5-Ii 15-6. In the fifth doubles match played, Don Post and John Tata won from E. Drab and R. Dorian 15-8, i5-10. With the winning oi this match from the Naugatuck "Y", 1t also entities the locals tc represent the Central section in the playoffs with the Eastern section on March 10 to decide the men'' class "A" state league champions
 The local Glass B" womens team of the "" really turned on the heat again to beat the Bristol Com pany by the score of 6-1. Marian Sandin, No. l and Mary Santora No. 3 singles players won theil matches from Elsie Wenkert ana Norma Wdien. Sandin won by thG scores of ll-7, 1l-4, Santora, 1l-4 l1-9.
 The five doubles matches result ed in the following scores: Elsie Wenkert-Martha Koslosky (BJ were defeated by Helen Daugerdas- Mary Santora CW), 15-5, 15-6; Mar tha Koslosky-Joyce Berry CB) were defeated by Marian Sandin- Carolyn Beardsley (W), l5-4, 15-5; Carolyn Beardsley-Kay Sullivan CW) were defeated by Norma Widen-Loil Coleman CB), l5-S, 18-17; Joyce Berry-Mary Koban (B) were de- feated by Evelyn Brown-Kay SuIli- van (Wl, l5-l3, 7-l5, S-l5; Mary Koban-Lois Coleman (B) were de- feated by Helen Daugerdas- Evelyn Brown (W), l5-7, 8-l5. lO-l5.
 New Haven Wen
 The class "B" mems team of the "" lost to New Haven "Y' team by the score of 5-2. The only win- ners for the locals were Ed Smith and Mat Holloway in the doubles match when they won by the score of l5-lO, Sells, l5-lO from Oppe and Skoglund; and pr. Bernard Ber- man-Dg, Raymond Clemente won their match when they defeated Crockett and Skoglund, l5-8, I4-Is e-l6. Both of the singles matches were forfeited by Waterbury. Also they lost the following matches t0 New Haven-Nat HollOWay-Dr. Ray Clemente (Wl were defeated by Ru. whisky Rathgeber. l7-i8, i8.i7 Ie-l6; Ed Smith and Ray TitteFing. ton CW) were defeated by Rathge' ber-Cr0ckett (NHD, i5-7, ib-9;. Dr Bernard Berman-IRay Titteripgt0H (W) were defeated by HOpkins0n and 0ppe lNH), i6-3, i0-ib, ib-T.
 Donald ]. Post. secretary Of the Connecticut nadminEon Association and president of the local Y.M,C,A hadmlnton Club, announced today that the State Badmlnt0n Cham pi0nshlps for men and women if class "A" and "B' singles and dou. bles championships will be played on March 23 and 2l at tho NeE Haven YMc.A. Alae, the mana Veterans will be played on tha' date.
 The championship has been eon' dueted fof several years and it [ anticipated that the largest entFl eg1r Co he made since play hal started in the state will be mad this year.