New Britain herald., 1922-08-07

ot pasehall II yesterday than that or m
 previous week, yet fate decreed tha
 the team would not win That hom
 run Of Twyman. that tied the score
 was sure q fukey affair.
 The score book today shows fou
 Ks after Tedder Kilduns name, in
 dicatins that the stocky outhelde
 whiAed four times Logan had "th
 chef" hitting at the air vigorousl
 yesterday.
 Gerry Crean was the batting her,
 for the locals, the raney lad poin
 out three hits in five trips 10 the plate
 Budnick also is entitled to plenty O
 praise for the stellar game he put 1T
 fiji the field IL was "Buddys" timel
 two-hagger that put the locals in th
 lead in the fourth inning.
 Two new faces appeared In tht lineup Of the locals in the infeld Fitzpatrick at first and thinner Walsf at second, Both boys ielded finely Fitzpatrick making two nice stop! and getting his man" at first Walst accepted seven chances without the sem blance of an error.
 Nom" Begley has again joined the South Norwalk kaceys, The locaI boy received splendid offer to play with the down state team, which he accepted.
 Jimmy Mccormick. the kensington boy, who has been pitching good ball for the locals, is out of the game with an attack of blood poisoning. Mac sustained a cut on his left foot in the factory where he is employed. and an infection set in.
 The Corbin and Pirates teams seem to be the only local aggregations that can win regularly, The Park street lads put across a double win over the weekend.
 Manager Jack Tobin plans to con- fer with Manager Frank J. McConn this week, relative to a series between the Corbin and Kaceys teams.
 The old trouble Of persons surging on the field is showing itself at St. Mary's field Sundays Yesterday the aeroplane flight did not tend to help out the condition.
 Ray Begley executed squeeze play In the fourth inning that brought about the first run for the locals With Campbell on third Ray dumped the ball along the third base line, Campbell scoring without much trouble. While Begley was playing in the outfeld, he showed that he can get under the ball and hold on to it.
 John Mickey" Noonan was on the locals bench, but not in uniform. Noonan is recovering from an attack of malaria and hopes to be able to done the ship pads and protector soon.
 Several surprises will be sprung soon when an announcement or two is made regarding the football plans for the coming season.
 Charlie White of Chicago and Bob | by Barret of Philadelphia will meet ! in a 15-round bout at the veodrome, New York, this evening. The winner will be matched for a title bout with | Benny Leonard It will be Barretts first ring appearance since he was kayoed by Lew Tendler, few weeks ago.
 With the Yankees winning five games in a row. and Babe Ruth | seemingly having recovered his home run hitting habit, the followers of the Yankees are beginning to look for ward for another pennant this season. y"Young Montreal of Providence Is the latest boxer to announce himself as in a mood to meet Joe Lynch for the bantamweight championship.
 The Boston Braves defeated Jack O'Hara's All-Colegians yesterday at Windsor Locks, 3 to 1. The Colle- gians used Ownie Carroll, the Holy Cross twirler on the mound. He held the Braves runless until the ninth in- ming, when a two base hit followed by several bunts which Ownie could not field on account of bad leg, resulted in three tallies Bill kopf, the local boy got two hits for the major leaguers, one of them a double.
 Bill Kopf said hello 10 a number of his friends here yesterday.
 Harry Harper formerly of the Yankees pitching staff, twirled a mo- hit game at Providence last Saturday The ex-Yank was on the mound for a semi-pro team.
 Merwin Jacobson the Wakefield court boy, playing center field for the Baltimore Orioles, seems to be in a bad batting slump, In double header yesterday against the Newark pitchers, Jake was held hitless in seven trips to the plate.
 "snooks" Dowd may not be the greatest second baseman In the East ern league, but he holds the club Jumping record for this season. cas- fly. Dowd deserted the Albany club last week. only to return and don uniform for Paddy O'Connor. Dowd is Is now reported to have turned in his outfit again. announcing that he is go- Ing on a vacation Charlie Pechous. shortstop of the Columbus team of the American asso- citation. pulled triple play yesterday, i