Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
KACEYS BALL TEAM NOW COMPLETED

The Norwich k of c. baseball club has their players all signed up for the season and on paper they look by far inc strongest team that has represented Norwich since the days of Jack Tighe, Dan Murphy, Hobe Ferris and. others. The team is comprised as follows, Jack Lamb and Lawrence Stanley catchers, T. T. Patton, Ed Paoluci and Raymond shahan pitchers, Wm- E. Maroney 1st base, Harry McCshery End. b; Francis Caxne ssL, Joseph Labelle 3rd- b., Ray rnond Wheeler. left field, John Clabby, center field, Wm- Austin, right field. The manager is corresponding with another craekerjack pitcher but will not make his name known at present. The Norwich boys which comprise the team are well known and need no introduction to the baseball public. as they are the best that can be selected in the city.
 IT Patien, pitcher Jack Lamb, catcher; and Vim l.. Mooney are New Haven boys and played last season with ths well known New Haven Colonials, and were up against state league teams at Light House Point all season. Ed. Psoluci, pitcher, played with Montreal International league part of the season of 1915 and played independent ball during 1919, with q college team from
 
 Canada He was recommended to the manager by a man who holds respon- sible position with a Hartford h. ,urance Co. Joseph Labeile lives in Danielson, and played 3ru base for Moosup last season. He is a first class player with lots of experience and hard hitter Francis Gagne lives in NnlinEly, Conn, and played shortstop and explained the Goodyear team last season He is a splendid lead off man a quick and accurate thrower. line bats man and a fast runner. Henry McCaf- tery is from Woonsocket, R. l., played with Putnam last year and is sure on ground balls and will give a splendid account of himself this season.
 The team will open the season at Bradford, l.. l.. Sunday, May 2j and will make the trip from Norwich by auto several k. of (. and local sporting men viu accompany them. May 30 and 31 th. opening games will be in Norwich rith the crack Rosebuds of Bridgeport, rho were state champions last year. Tuno Sth the Bradford team will play in Norwich. June 18th the Hillcrest Ath- etic club of New Haven at Norwich 1une 70, Hartford Grays at Norwich. .rune q Crimson Athletics of Hartford at Norwich. July 5rd Polrs B. $. club gf Hartford at Norwich. July 4th the 4udson Athletic club at Norwich July 5th is still open, but a first class club wiu be booked for two games. The rlub will play all Sunday games during The season on their own grounds. They Eil later on play some Saturday games and if same pays they will continue z-th the Saturday games.
 The grounds are fast being put in sliape and will be ready for May A and rh, uniforms will be here by May goth and will be worn at the Bradford game. The Norwich players will practice at the Fairgrounds next Sunday and will be in- tructed by a well known coach. The manager win be out of town Sunday ,avinR received an invitation to watch ,ns of his pitchers work against state ,sarue team The, management have .pared neither time nor expense to get .Se team together and it is hoped that fe baseball public will do their part and f they do they can be assured at ease of one good ball game a week.