New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

, Square club house, 10 discuss plans for the coming season, With all can
 didates for the team.
 Local baseball teams showed up
 well yesterday on out Of town dia-
 monds, the Vikings defeating a Plain Vile team in that town, And the pi.
 rates downed the Arks of Bristol at
 the Bell City.
 The Emerads defeated team
 headed by Red" Kelly Of Niger
 Hill yesterday. Hincheys pitching and the hitting Of McNamara, Kane and Conway featured the contest.
 Toote and Anderson will meet
 Bartholomew and Burns Of Hartford at the Casino alleys on Wednesday
 night. The local duo are making n 'Me showing in the Connecticut duck
 Din tourney so far, holding down the
 fourth position in the championship race.
 | Honors were paid the Knights of Columbus hasketbh hl quintet, winners of the stale league title, at a banquet held last night at the Elks club. It was fitting close to very success full season.
 Georgie Scarlet did not last long against Young Leonard of Walling- ford at Meriden on Saturday night. | The I'D boy was rocked to sleep in the second round.
 New Britain showed up well against the other members of the Triangular .eague. They placed as many or nearly as many points to their ad- l vantage as either Hartford or New Haven. When the three meet in com petition, there should be some good marks scored.
 The Gas Co. nine and the team called the Printers are scheduled to battle on the diamond this evening. The members of the Printers team are unable to play Thursday evening so the game was switched to today.
 Gray, the local High school twirler doesn't seem to be able to get through Sga me as well as he did the first game of the season. We wonder if Coach Cassidy isn't working him too strongly in the practice games. A man has to lay off once in a while and Coach Cassidy has had Gray working in his practice games. A pitcher, es- pecially youngster in his first sea c0 ay,'f t,tn T Gray can't be blamed for the defeat suffered at the hands of Hartford Saturday He worked hard, but his teammates fell down with the willow. The whole city is watching the High schook team this year, and with the showing that they made against the Collegiate Preparatory nine, we can't understand why they can't come across with a win.
 The local track team showed up well in the Trinity Interscholastic meet in Hartford Saturday. Althor <l the competition was so strong that it was not expected that the locals would carry off first honors in the meet a number of the local entries placed in their events and showed up well con sidering the handicaps they are train- ing under.
 Captain Ed Delaney, the youthful sprinter, copped second place in the 100 yard dash for High schools, run ming against large field of the best sprint men in High school circles He also copped second place in the open 100 yard dash, competing against both High school and Prep" school athletes.
 Cooley, local high jumper, tied for fourth place in the High school event, and repeated in the open events The local relay team copped third place in the SSO yard relay.
 The need of a track where the boys can train for events other than the dashes can easily be seen, when the summaries state that the places won were in the dashes and the high jump. New Britain was unable to place. in the Sso yard dash or the mile relay. This is-blamed on the fact that there is no way of training the | youngsters in long runs.
 The High school team defeated tlie strongest team that they have met this year and have been defeated by much weaker ones since then We wonder if they are only a flash in the pop i~ tho