New Britain herald., 1917-07-13
TWO FAST GAMES :, ON CARD TOMORROW
Pioneers VS Pirates, Annex Vs
 KamelS at Fairgrounds

Local baseball fans will have ar- other opportunity of witnessing the ex- cellent brand of baeball that Is be- ing furnished by the four teams in the St. Mary's playgrounds league to- morrow afternoon, when the Kamela and Annex. and the Pioneers and Pi- rates, will be contesting teams. Tho Pioneer-P Pirates game will be the opener, commencing at o'clock. The boys from the Ellis street diamond have put up a phenominal game to date. taking part in three games, In which they have prevented their op- ponents from crossing the plate. The Pirates look to many to be in slump
 but their adherents are hopeful that the "jinx' has departed, and tomor- row will see the "Nigger Hill" boys
 displaying the brand of baseball that placed them in position to claim the city championship at the outset of the
 present season.
 "Bosh" Schmidt, the Pirates star
 slabman, will be on the firing line, and those who witnessed his work
 against Billy Dudack on the Fourth
 of July are still talking of the bril-
 liant battle he gave the Muhlenberg
 college boy. The Annex-Kamels bat ' tie should also be a warm one. The Kamels are smarting under the defeat administered by the Pioneers last Sat-
 urday, and are going out tomorrow to
 seek vengeance on Manager McConn's proteges. Both teams are playing high class ball. and a warm battle should ensue.
 Athletic Events. Under the direction of Director Pilz, an excellent set of thlet1c games were run off at the grounds yesterday afternoon, the results follow: East Ends 5, Blue Sox 8. Giants 4, Nutmegs 3 (12 innings.) Fifty yards dash (m1nor class)-r First, Emil Sirki; second, Tony Biauko, time, 8 seconds; third, Carl Linn. Sixty yard dash, boys (junior class.) First, Joseph Ondriok; second, John Salaski, time, 3-5 seconds; third, Matthew Clark Seventy-five yards dash, boys (sen- l for class)-First, Jack Dale. time. g 3-5 seconds, second, Robert Grace; 1 third, John McCue.
 Running broad jump (minor class) First, John Browler, Il feet 10 1 inches; second, P. Nimro, Il feet 1 inches; third, J. Toomey, Il feet 2 inches. Running broad jump (junior class) First, Matthew Clark, 12 feet l inches; second, John Rocoski, 2 feed l 8 inches; third, P. McEnerni, Il feet 10 inches
 Circle ball relay, girls vs. Boys, Capt. William Kenney, o; Capt. Helen Dery, 2. | Running broad jump (Senior classy William Zeigler, 1o feet 10 inches; l second, Thomas Kelly, 5 feet. l inch, and third, Thomas Grace, 13 feet z inches.
 1 Standing broad jump relay (Minor
 class s)-First, Capt. Rayomnd Unwin,
 33 feet 5 inches, and second, Capt.
 Edward Broff, 29 feet 10 inches. l (Junior class)-First, Capt. Peter Santi, 39 feet 3 inches, and second, l Capt Matthew Clark, 36 feet inches ] (Senior class)-First, Capt. Robert
 Daily, 45 feet inches, and second. Capt. Peter Petiski, A feet inches. { Standing broad relay (Girls)- Capt. Gladys Daily. 27 feet inches ' and second Capt. Helen Deery, 26 1 feet 5 inches.
 Running broad jump (Girls)-
 First, Helen McAleer, 12 feet 4 inch- 1 es; second, Helen Deery, II feet .s l inches, and third, Margaret Grove, 1 II feet inches.
 1 Mothers Day.
 l Director. Pilz has arranged for ! Mothers Day. next Wednesday aft
 ernoon when a special program will 1 be conducted. In the event of rain, l the program will be conducted the next fair day. sJ.