The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-24
Jim Lotimer
 Pitches End No-Hit Game

In answer to several inquiries as to the starting time of baseball teams in the l3-15 year old league of The Waterbury Democrat Sand lot Baseball Federation, 1t Is an- nounced today that the schedule oi opposing teams, playing fields and time of games will be published on The Democrat sports pages this week, probably Wednesday evning so that play can start as soon as possible.
 All but one Of 10 games scheduled
 last Saturday were reported; in- cluding two forfeit games, tht Kings and Crusaders winning by 90 forfeit game scores over the Gold Sox and Town Plot Cards Kings and Gold Sox were scheduled for No. 3 Brass Mill field Saturday morning; the Crusaders and IF Cards in the 16-18 group scheduled for No. 1 diamond at Hamilton Park. Gold Sox and Crusaders failed to report for scheduled games.
 In the person of Jimmy Latimer Crosby High school pitcher of last season; Waterbury has developed another Johnny Wander Nicer" for the high school football, baseball basketball track and field athlete twirled his second, successive no-hit, no-run game of the season for Bunker Hill in the senior Waterbury Democrat leagues; with a 80 shut out of the Pirate AC last Saturday at Bunker Hill field. Latimer famed 15 during his splendid feat; his first perfect performance having come a week ago last Saturday against the Rockville AC in which he and his mates were 13-0 winners.
 In last Saturdays game, one Pir- ate reached first base on a walk. For the B. H. Stars, Gladding's triple in the sixth; and Collins single in the second inning scored two of the winners three runs.
 Score:
 Bunker Hill o 900 200 O%7O Pirates =. % o o o OOO 0 co o 6
 Batteries: Latimer and Mancini; i; Jim German and Palermo.
 Ump.res: Don Dunconn and Bob Herne.
 Best game of the day was a 2-1 contest in the Roger Connor Con- ference; played by two western division teams. North End Wild cats defeated the Copperheads 2-l in seven full innings of play, Brym for the Wildcats and Lavorgna for the Copperheads meeting in a nip and tuck pitchers duel, won by Brym on fine three-hit mound job, while the winners were held to but five hits by the Copperhead hurler. Warren was the hero of the game, his single scoring the win ming run for the Wildcats in the last half of the seventh inning. Score:
 Copperheads .... 900 Ol0 O-1 3 2 N. E. Wildcats ... 900 001 1-2 5 1
 Batteries: Lavorgno and Dest. Brym and Longo, Perugini. Um- pire: Conlon. -
 CarlOne Goes We'll
 The Cracker Hill A. C., behind the flawless hurling of Herb Car ione, former Leavenworth twirler, beat the East End Hearts. in the Senior Loop on Saturday after noon, 8 to 3. This was the first win for the Cracker Hill outfit and the second loss for the East End array. Studs" Bergin homered for the Hills while Carlone collected a brace of hits.
 Score by innings:
 R. H. E.. Cracker Hills ..130 O3O O-8 2 E. E.-Hearts .002 0lO O-3 5 1
 Batteries: Stech. Carlone and Berg; Barstis and Hopkins. Umpire: Mobile.
 Shanty TOwners Lose
 Batting in 4 runs on two hits, Messer led the Rockville A. c. to a 9-6 victory over the Shanty Town CTS in senior division game played at Hamilton Park. Plea hit triple for Rockville; whose Mariner and Dunn gave the Shantys but five hits. Score:
 R. H. E. Rockville A. c. 900 45O O. g 10 3 Shanty Towns 200 POP 0-6 5
 Batteries: Rockville, Mariner, Dunn and Messer; Shanty Towners, Sullivan; Gremek and Walleski.
 Warmers By 17-12
 Solomita allowed the Heroes but five hits in marking up a 17-12 vic- tory for the Warner A. c. its second Saturday win. Blondeau hit a home run for the winners: who scored 12 of their runs in the first in- nings: the Heroes having a big ten-