Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 6

I'AGE FRIDAY, JUNE 18, IMS Shoe Hardware Tops Chemical 10-5 For Seventh Straight Needs Only One More Win To Cop First Bound Title Shoo Hardware won tholr seventh Htr.iU'tit tfamo In tlin Naiifratuch Dusty Poftbnlt lomtuo lust nifrht poundlntf nut a 10-8 victory over tho NnintatiicU Chemical nt Field. ChomlcM took -1-0 load with throe runs In thf third and ri single murker In fourth, but tho InnKLif rallied six runs In tho sixth and added four morn thn seventh to sow It The GhemKtH adflod tho'r linn: run In thi- sixth. Hurdwuro can clinch first, round by Hisdon of N.IXiftiSiick next week, or a law bv tho Glass toiun coiiUl nlso Gla.tu won tholr fifth v'ctory In six ttiirt.i, dofoutlnrr -if Wa- torbui'y (l-l. tt wim the for thn clul), Oln.is scored onco In the first and added runs In t'na ontl, fiiurlh, tKth and sixth. The loiKira Hcorcrl two In the third find tw.) Ir.

the U. P. Rubber handed Klsdon 7-21 printing, Thii rUibbnrrnen a 7-0 lend bofoi-o RUtlon able push acrons Elr.k'lo run.s In the silxth and sovonth, J-iimraon nl- lowed tho ICJMOI-M only four hits. Joo KriUMc -had a homo run for tho winnoru. In tho final gimo the ovonlne, thu Bionson Co.

of Beacon Falls counted four times in the sixth Inning to defeat tho Formutlc club 9-7. It wan the sixth straight loss for tho Union City outfit, Tho Knmn bnclt and forth throughout tho Innings Bronson led 3-1 nt ttto end of tho first, tied tl ut 3-3 In tho aocond and Bronnbn wont nilioad In thf third, Fcu-pintlc thon scored ttiruo runs In tho fourth to land 'i-3. A run In tho top nf the fifth made It but tallied In tlin bottom half of tho In ning to Iufld T-0 Mronson thon cum up with their four runs In the sixth to clinch their declaion. 33 Shoe Hardware 000 006 12 3 Chemical 003 001 Batteries Byrncs-OConnor; Urn.shkn-DogrlH. Umpires: Weaving.

US Rubber Mechanical Dusty Horseshoe Bept. To Hold Golf League Begins Play Outing Tomorrow Yesterday's Results Boston 8, Cleveland 6. Fhlludolphla 5, Detroit 2. Washington at St. Louis (rain) (Only gamcu scheduled).

THE STANDING Pet GB Nuug. Glass Batteries: Hiu-lan-Burkc, U. S. Rubber Batteries: Swocncy-Fratesl 210 111 9 1 002 000 7 2 McDermott- Pctino; Umpire: Gallagher. 220 030 9 2 000 001 3 Jnme.son-Kmusc; Umpire: Ruytlc- Cloveland Philadelphia New York Detroit Boston Washington St.

Louis Chicago 31 17 32 22 29 22 28 26 25 26 24 29 20 29 14 32 ,593 2 56D .519 0 .490 .453 9'X- 11 Vi .304 16 Bi-onson FormaLlc Batteries: Fournler-Rosiilno, ano. Standings 13 301 014 13 1 120 S10 10 2 Leopard Natowlch; Umpire: Mnrl- Shoo Hardware 7 Naugatuck Glass 5 Chemical Naugatuck 4 U. S. Rubbor Bronson 3 Eastern Malleable 1 Formatlc Watorbury Tonight's Games, Pitchers Boston at Detroit (4-3) vs. Trucks (4-3).

Philadelphia at Cleveland (nig-ht) (3-1) vs. Bearden (G-l). Washington at Chicago Wynn (6-6) vs. Haynes (4-6)! York at St- Louis (night) Shea (3-G) vs. Fannin (2-6).

NATIONAL LEAGUE Henry FONDA Dolores Del RIO I Pedro ARMENDARIZ 2nd HIT I 'UlHISPERinC CIIV 1 HELMUT DANTINE MARY ANDERSON I Phillies Tryout Camp To Be Held Next Week At Ansonia Field Under the direction of vetera Joe Labatc, assisted by oth or club the Phlladelphlr will conduct a series tryout camps In the Eastern aroa beginning June South Nor walk, Conn hlffh school field. Th( camp will move to Nolan field, An sonln. Juno 22 and 23 and will then move out 'of state, Those sessions are for boys be twoon tho afros of 10-21 and arc absolutely free of charge'. Anyboj signed will be reimbursed for his expenses. All boys are requested to brlnp their own gloves, suits and shoos when attending these sessions, All other equipment will be furnished by tho Phillies.

Sessions are from 9 o'clock In the morning until Parents are invited to attend. mnm rHconi ttrrm CHILDREN "NOW William BENDIX mucs FRom BROOKLVn Mai BAER-Gnco BRADLEY II 2nd HIT KELLV setono SlapileMuieROSENBLOOM Piljy KELLY HATURDAV ibrt MIKHVM I SCOTT 'RBCli nor ALCAZAR TODAY Thru SAT, 3 Hours of Thrilling Action Presenting John Wayne Susan Hayward in The Fighting Seabees Gene Autry Smiley Burnette In "Bells of Capistrano" Phono 404 Tho Vullcy'N VliicNt Thoiitro Kquli'iit'd vUli tho "Volcn nf the Thcutro" Tixltiv niul Tonioi'i'iiu' MA Hit 10 1) WOMAN wltli Ilotlo DuvlM Iliiniphrry Unhurt llrynn AlllMl iIvilklllH Ill.HO with Aittry unit Clmmplon, Jr J.yiuic uiul Comity BAZAAR at Baummer's Recreation Center JUNE 21-26 incl. Free Admission Sponsored by Naugatuck Aerie No. 640 Fraternal Order of Eagles Free Entertainment Each Night -MUSIC 88 ClIUllCII STREET EVICttYTJUNG MUSICAL! PHONE D287 Yesterday's Results Pittsburgh 9, New York 8, 'Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 3. Boston 7, Chicago 6 Boston Chicago 7 St.

Loula 4. Philadelphia 1, THE STANDING Pot 'Eoston 30 22 Pittsburgh 28 22 St. Louis 28 23 Now York 27 24 Philadelphia 26 27 Brooklyn 23 2(i Cincinnati 24 30 Chicago 20 33 .577 ,549 .529 .491 .469 .444 GB A golf outing for the Mechanical Department of the United States Rubber Company Footwear Plant will be held tomorrow at tho Cheshire Country 'Club Golf Course at 1:30 o'-olock, Highlights of the affair will bo a handicap Golf Tournament under the direction of Frank Klonoski, who is chairman of the Outing Committee- Members-of the'department entered in thu tournament include Arnold Wurm, Edward Lewis Ketchkos, Prank Klonoski, Edward Drab, Ted Milne, Joseph Christian, Carl Toothaker, Bernard Steinke, Charles Welch, Edward Rostowsity, Carl Brandt John Bori- Rutan Stabley, Layton Spaulding, Walter Beck Charles Schroeder, George Eachr, and Lew Frey crmuth, .377 10', Today's Games, Pitchers Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night (7-2) VH. Donnelly (3-3 or Dubiel (4-3), Cincianati 'at Boston (night) (3-5) VH. Shoun (2-0).

St. Louis at New York Pollct (4-3) or Mungei- (3-5) vs. Hansen (1-1). Chicago at (11) vs. Roe (3-2) or Barney (1-1).

COLONIAL LEAGUE Waterbury 4, Bridgeport '0 (1st) (Second game, rain). Port Chester 3. Stamford 1 (1st), Port Chester 7, Stamford 4 C2d). THE STANDUNG Pet. Poughkcepslc 2616 ,019 Bridgeport 2118 .588 Chester 2320 .535 Vatcrbury 21 21 New Brunswick 10 21 itamford 1529 Doea not include last night's 500 475 341 Tonight's Gomes Bridgeport at Waterbury 2 Poughkeepslo at Now Brunswick.

Port Chester at Stamford. GRADUATES Francis G. Kosowlcx, son of Mru 'atherlne Kosowlcz of Golden Hill trcct, graduated Mlonday, June 14 the University of Virginia in Va, Mr. Kodowicz a member of Alpha Kappa 'si, professional commerce frater ity; president of The 'Sips, ajid of the University Student ouncil. Mrw.

Kosowlcz attended the raciuution exercises. American Legion Nine Cards Eight Games; Opens Season July 7 The Naugatuck American glon Junior baseball team wi swing into action July 7 at Hair den, it was announced today Conch Howard Walsh and Mana: George The local squad will have el members of last year's first team back this year. They arc: Bo Markiovlc, Geoige Schuster, Bl Stinson, Joe Tamsey, Bob Woosto and Bob Bowling. won the district. bat UnR- crown season with a.45 average.

He played center Schuster, the catcher, batted the cleanup spot, Tamsey playe'i first base, Stinsor. left Held an Woostcr pitched, 'having an undc featcd record in regular season play. Dowling "Was idle most of th season with a bioken thumb, bu gomes near th end of the snason. The complete is as fol lows: July 7, Hamdcn at Hamden; Jul, 10, Seymour at Seymour; July li Cheshire at Chcs-hire; July 17 Wcstvllle at Nauffatuck, Recreation Field; July 19, Seymour nt Nau- prntuclc Recreation Field; July 21 Westvlllo at Westville, July 24 Cheshire at Nausatuck Recreation Field; July 26, Hamden nt Nauya- luclt Recreation Field. Chemical Drops 5-0 Tilt To Middlebury The Naugatuck Chemical nine ost their second game 1 in a row ast night, 'jowing to the Middle- jury Middies or the Western, Conn.

League, (5-0 at the Ml'ddle'bury field. Bradley held the 1 locals to hree hits In chalking'up the win hurled for the locals ind ffavo up but hits. FRANK HOGAN'S (KATHSKELLER) 798 BALDWIN ST. Waterbury PHONE 4-9078 Thurs, Fri. Sat, and Sunday Nites SONGS BY Chuck Connors Business Mon'n Luncheon ISc (Scrvod Dally 12 to 1 P.

CHOICE FOODS LIQUORS CATERING TO WEDDINGS, SHOWERS, BANQUETS, ETC, "Cant wait to get homo to Hull's 1" No use being top doc if you can't get a toe-hold on a cold glass of Hull's. That's DxF.r.— rnadu from choice malt and with care three generations old. Aged in glass-lined tanks. Costs no more brews. At your grocer's or favciritc grill.

Have some tonight I 9 The Hull Uri-ivlnc Xciv Hixvun, Ci. The Best Drivers The Fastest Cars F1IIST KACH AT Ol'EN AT 7:00 P.M. NIGHT GKNKKAL $1,20 (Tax Incl.) 32 GO (Tax Incl.) KKSKHVKD SKATS 1.80 (Tnx Incl,) ItlWr.RVED SKATS SOLD MONDAYS TI1KU. A. M.

TO P. M. AT DANBUKV FAIK Danbury. Mull orders uccomimnli'd by check or money order accepted up to Thursdays, DANBURY FAIR GROUNDS FI4EE PAHKING FOR LAST JV1INOTE TKACK IN'F'OUMATION CO LAI- KASTKUN CiUAMI'IONSIIU' RACE JUNK 19 nnd 1 "Stanley" are ready with voiir favorite or other beverage, Aiumc ay "Tony" Amndor nnd His "Stur DustcrH" GRILL IBS.NXXRTH MAIN STREET SANDY BEACH SWIMMING CLUB East Side of Qunssiii'iuc Open Dully 10 a. in.

to 10 p. m. DICK FINUCY, Managor Developing Cnrnernn OLDIE'S (lamer a Sho(i Film f. Urana Ht. ivtby.

TBI. 6-1(174 Here are ihe molon with -a ptdigrer motors with the great features men want! The only motors with the revolutionary Wccdlcss Drive, (hat lets you run just about anywhere thcre'i water! Exclusive four-cyl- indor performance, too med Evinrudc itarting ease! have a limited supply of Evio- kidei bui better hurry! WEISS BEN FRANKLIN STORE 152-154 CHURCH ST. Naugatuck, Conn, SUMMER TKRM OPENING Juno ZS, Spcciul Courses. Now. JUNIOR COLLEGE Contrnl AVtby.

Phone 4-877J i Chrysler and Plymouth O. M. C. J.C.Raytkwich JR ACCESSORIES Repatriiig IDH SOUTH MATN ST. Telvphocu Tho Nmijrn.tuck YMCA Industrial Horseehoe.Loaguc Rot under way recently at Recreation Field- Owing to a misunderstanding of two teams failed to up, and their opponents won by default.

The scores for first night were: Team 1, Naugatuck TJ. S. Rubber, Fred Foetcli and Emil Gahani lost to Glass Team 2, 21 Lo 15, 19 to 21, and 21 to 15. The winning: team ol Joseph Pitino and Jones had good pitching. No, jp.Jtoajfn of Lester Durin and RobertT.rMftr.iano Qf th Chemical tho team of Henry Arthur King of the Bristol three wins.

Team 5 with P. Ariola and L- Nichalski of the Glass and Team of H. Perck and Al Allcienne of the Mc- gln will 1 play-off game. B. No: 1 team 'of Edward Wilcox and Peter Miller of the Megin Co.

won three from No. 20, Bristol 21 to 13, 21 to 9. and 21 No. 4 team of Rocco Mastropie- and.Paul Wasko of the U. S.

Rubber won three frqjn No. 3 team of Robert McBride and Harold McDermott of the Naugatuck Glass, 21 to 5, 21 to 2 and 21-13. No. 0 team of George Holms and Charles DeMarine of the Mesin Co-, won three from Team P. Kunkcl and W.

Lamport of the N'aug-atuck Glass, 21 to 10, 21 to 19, and 21 to 9. O'SuIlivan, Patton In Women's State Golf Tourney Finals Now Britain, Jur.c champion Pat O'SuIlivan and. S. Patton, Jr. of Hartford, have become Jlnalisus the Connec-ticut Women's Golf nssocia'tion championship ment.

O'SuIlivan eliminated Mis W. Cook Farmington ind In one of yesterday's scmi-rtnal matches at Shuttle Mca-, dow Country club. And Mrs. Patton, the medalist, eliminated Miss Shirley Lasto, of Mil! river, six and five. Brewers Score Fourth Straight Community League Victory, 2-1 The Brewers chalked up their fourth victory without a defeat in.

Naug-aturk Community League last r.ig-ht. edging the Mod River Grange ten, 2-1 at Recreation Field. The winners scored both t-hcir 1'ljns in the firth inning, while the Grangers tallied their lone marker in the i-sixth. Lou Mascola went the route for the Brewers, giving up Ijijt four hits and walking three It-was his ninth victory without, a defeat this season The Piatts Mills CC defeated the Side CO at Piatts Mills- by a score of 8-6. Gnllullo and Doolittle were the winning batteries while Hog-an and Glbbs toiled tor the losers.

The Beacon Valley Grange dc the Methodist Youth'Fellow- ship 11-5 at Beacon VailJey field. In the nnal game of the evening Oilers the Post Ofllce 15-10 at Recreation Field. Bill Dunn hurled for the winners while Eddie Nlolde wae on the hill for the losers. The Whole Nation Will Play This Summer In Our Quality Sports Shoes United States Rubber Company Footwear Plant Naugatuck Conn. Production Control Ties For First Place In Rubber Bocci Loop Clyde Schlch's Production Control team jumped into a tic for first' place last night In the United States 1 Company Plant n's Interdcpartment i KEDETTES WIN The U.

S. Rubbor girls' softbii! Waterpronof Mill The Control men went to town on Frank Carlson's Carpenter Shop and emerged with a clean sweep, 11-3, 11-S, and 11-C, while Johnay Fratesi's Waterproof Millers were being upset by Jim Manna's Laboratory crew. Tho Lab technicians won the first two games, 13-4, 3330, and the Mil! men bounced back to toko the final same '11-2. The scheduled £ame between Chris Martinez's Tennis Mill-Mold, and Jim Mennillo'H Boot Room was postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date. We offer 150 Shares SOUNDSCRIBER CORP.

nt Uie market. SWEENEY COMPANY Waterbury Bank Street Tel. Wat. 4-822-1 EMEKSON PORTABLE EADI02 MARVELON TABLE CLOTHS POWER LAWN MOWERS GALLAGHER'S HARDWARE irK MAPLE STREET (Across from City Bakery) Delivery Telephone C044 Standing W. L.

Pet. earn defeated Benrus' girls' team 6-30 last nig'ht In a regulai Wa- erbury Girls' Dusty League eon- est. The locals tork the lead in tho rst inning- and remained Production Control Tennis Mill-Mold Style Gaiter Boot Room .733 .733 uns ahead throug-hout the contest. I Carpenter Shop. 11 4 11 4 6 3 .668 0 6 .500 4 3 G.

.333 1 11 ONLY AT JO RAY'S Save $9.97 Men's National Famous Storm Hero in Coats Beautifully tailored of DuPont. ZEELAN water-repellent MIST- TWILL fabric. Has -1-button fly front, raglan sleeves, 2-way slash pockets and convertible collar. Putty and light-tan shades. Sizeu 34 to 44.

Formerly $10.93 Now $9-98 NAVY T-SHIRTS Phono 4-3327 WATERBURY "OPEN MON. TO SAT. UNTIL P. M. 9 P.

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FORD DEALER Phono 52S( THE CHINA INN It HurrliiOD Al CROQUET SETS BADMINTON SETS BASBALL and SOFTBALL EQUIPMENT TENNIS RACQUETS, BALLS, ETC. NAUGATUCK HARDWARE NEARY nUTLDINO TEL. 5212 BRAKES CHECKED ILK- ADJOSTFU JWEZZIO'S SKRVICE STATION iilVEKSIDK DRIVE TEL. Cnaranierd B.i<lluior ALSCO STORM XVINDOWS i. DOORS New England Sales Co.

i.82 liAXK WATERBUHY l-hoir 4-9219 H-H FIREWORKS! SATURDAY NIGHT AT Lake Quassapaug DANCING EVERY SATURDAYS SUNDAY JNITEftr TED WILLIAMS and HIB ORCHESTRA- v. ADM, 60c tax incl. to Continuous Bus Service 7:30 a. m. to 11:30 p.

m. Stop In Theater II A.M. K) S-M, IS n. N. 10 12 P.M.

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TKL. BARGAIN! GRILL GUARDS To Fit Any Ford Truck 1942 to 1947 Were $45.00 NOW SEE THE 1949 FORD AT OUR SHOW ROOM JUNE 18 THE NAUGATUCK FUEL CO. C.H.Tomlinson Neary Bulldlngr Naugatuck, Coon. Authorised Dealer Norg-e Rollator Refrigerators 0-8-10 Cubic Feet PrlccK Start nt Washers GERALD'S APPLIANCE 107 SPRING ST. Tel 2651 Union City, Conn.

87 Church Street Phone 5236 IMPERIAL WALL PAPER WEISS Ben Franklin Store 1S2 CHURCH STREET PARK Place Restaurant 18 Park PJace CATERING TO WEDDINGS AND PRIVATE PARTIES A SPECIALTY. Foil Liquor EN-CINE NuuKatuck's Only AutomotlTe Machine Shop ISB4 PAUL, MJvLMJK Al SPORT AOTO SUPPLY Conn. WBKIOW- Courl MORE HEAT and LESS FTJEL CONSUMPTION Install a Winter Air Conditioner Unit To Vour Present Hot Air System. CONSULT The Waterbury Heating 1 Co. 4-G478 FERTILIZERS and LIAIE WOODRDPF LAWN and GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN.

TOOLS HAND and POWER LAWN MOWERS HOTPO1NT REFRIGERATORS and WASHERS Hawley Hardware 10t CHTJRCB STREET Free Delivery Tel. FOR A CAB TEL. 5285 or. MIGHT Independent Oab 4 OAK STREET.