New Britain herald., 1922-06-28
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CLERKIN-

Cherry Park, Avon. is the Mecci
 this week for lovers of harness racinl
 ip this vicinity. .sa -
 Phil Neher. the classy shortstop O the Hartford team, made his first CT
 TOT In IS games yesterday.
 The Princeton polo team defeated
 Yale yesterday II to 5, at Westbury L. l. If was the first time In 20 years that intercollegiate teams engaged ir the sport.
 Joe Jackson. Risberg and Weaver the former members of the Chicago White Sox, who were driven from organized baseball, on account of al. leged crookedness, are said to bs travelling under assumed names fir various states, picking up whatever money they can in playing baseball.
 Manager Connie Mack of the Phil. ade)phia Athletics, has signed Cur. ley Ogden, a pitcher on the Swarth more college team this season.
 Catch Yaryan, who was recently cent to the minors by the Chicago White Sox. has been recalled by the management, and he rejoined the majors yesterday.
 ernon Clemons. catcher on the St. Louis Cardinals suffered an injury to his hand yesterday. which ma, keep him out of the game for long time.
 Gerry Crean got the habit last eve ming. He is rated as good pitcher and he would be better if he stayed in the box. He played the outer garden last evening and missed two One was driven straight at him, and the other came out in his territory and he didn't even touch it. Reggie Robinson had some of the Herald men standing on their heads last evening by the line of talk he was handing out. He kept them all guessing on what was coming up to the plate.
 Harold Jones had the merry raz7 handed to him when he walked in from third base and was tagged out He explains that he couldn't hear the ump's decision. Poor Red"
 The Herald is leading the way to the rest of the Industrial League in every department of the game. The only trouble is that they are travelling backwards ins0ad of going forwards. Come on dowH in our cellar.
 Lucky Lawson, who once won 6 ball. game with a homer in the last inning, had another chance to do the hero stunt yesterday. In the last in ming, with two down and the bases thickly populated, he took three healthy swings at Driscoll's teasers- thus ending the game in favor of the latter.
 The umpire's life is no journey aloag a primrose path as will be ex- plained by Red" Campbell Bill was certainly in, hot water last evening when the Industrial leaguers got after him. He umpired a game last Satur- day Tor the Corbins and the Echoes of Hartford and not a murmur from either side was heard. Last evening Red" started things going himself when he started in to describe strikes and balls to the batters.
 Willie Hennessey failed to see why 1t was he couldn't bust Driscol's bend CTS out of the lot. He was so puzzled over the question, that he, forgot to even swing and was called out on strikes Hennessey now descends to the ranks of ordinary ball players It had been his boast all season that he had not struck out. He experienced the novelty yesterday. for Driscoll famed him not once, but twice.
 Johnny Dundee, the 130 pound title holder and Jack sharkey, will clash in . title battle on July 6, at Ebbetts field, Brooklyn. The bout will be over the IS round route. Caleb Mike" Eddy, rightfelder of the Yale baseball team, has been elected captain of the Blue nine for next season.
 A good sized delegation of boxing fans will journey to Bridgeport to-l morrow evening to witness the Baird- Kaplan bout.
 ~ Frank Woodward, the New Haven pitching ace, who was suspended by the management short time ago, re- entered the game on Monday, and he let the Pittsield Hillis down with one hit, a puny single by Gus Gardella.
 Manager Jack Heath, of the Traut and Hine company bowling cham pions was right on deck with a chal lenge today, to the Yankees for a re- turn match next week. The Yankees came through last night with a win over the champs.
 It is not at all surprising the at titude the New York boxing commits sion took in regard to the Brtton Leonard boxing bout last Monday. With the exception of one New York newspaper, there was no mention of anything being of color about the bout.