New Britain herald., 1922-07-05

piayeu very much Tn the pastl v sar or 70, the old boy has kept pretty close tabs Of the doings on the hl ,mond Now he has taken over the ct aching Job for the Rangers team, any Man. ager Olsen issues a warning It To other teams to keep their lamps " eled on the Rangers.
 The present season is the idullest in bowling circles that the Ilroprietors have ever experienced, acccn ding to local man. Judging from accounts heard from various parts ei1 the state, thts condition does not arUly to New Britain alone.
 When next season rolls around. Jack McCue should be able L, show his fellow bowlers in the Rph| ell and Er- win Foremen's league n few things about the game. Jack slips into Rogers Recreation alleys freaue nt iy and from reports, he is putting ,le, some nifty scores.
 When the motoring 10 ason is at an end, Bill Massey will la,g his cam paign for supremacy oftthe lanes. Bill Is not letting bowlingt interfere with his driving these days, Elnd besides be- ing second Jimmy Murphy behind the wheel, Bill is also None of the most polite autoists we hTvc yet heard about
 Manager Frank E. McConn has booked another fnet attraction for next Sunday at St. JIary's field when the American Chain company team of Bridgeport will play the Kaceys.
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 Benny Leonard has eliminated Rocky Kansas forr1 ome time at feast, as a contender fer the lightweight championship. 1h champion did a decisive job vest erday at Michigan City. Ind. Benny is returning East at once to prepare fer the bout with Lew Tender at Jersey City.
 The bad weather yesterday did not prevent the public amusements com mission from conducting the baseball games at Walmlt Hill Park. A big crowd witnessed two good exhibitions tions.
 July 4, 1922%wil be remembered by the fight fans kas the day when Johnny Wilson, holdey of the middleweight title, met lsc,Xer he could defeat.
 New Britain sent a big delegation of fans to Hartford yesterday afternoon. Jim Clarkim,s Senators played with their usual holiday pep, losing to Bridgeport.
 Charlie Paddock certainly lived up to his reputation as the worlds great est sprinter by turning in a brilliant exhibitiongon the Pactic Coast.
 The Gah.nts and the Dodgers gave the fans ft fine run for their money yesterday, afternoon at the Polo { Grounds! playing a 14 inning game to a tie.
 Owner Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles, has decided to comply with the order of the International league directions, and dispose of three of his stars to the majors at the end of the present season. The move may give Merwdn Jacobson, a local boy chance lin the big show.
 Miss Elizabeth Ryan, the California girl tennis player, lost to Mile. Suz- anna, Lenglen of France in straight l sets y6-1 and S-6 in the tourney at ! Wimbledon, England. (
 Paul V. Costello of the Vesper Boat { club of Philadelphia set a new record fori the mile and a quarter sculling ! event yesterday, covering the distance in v minutes and 1-5 seconds. iy
 Some good racing was held yester- day afternoon at Sage Park. Windsor, despite the indictment weather. The meet will continue until next Friday.
 Knobbie won the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct track yesterday afternoon and at Latonia, Ky, Firebrand sprung a surprise by defeating Exterminator, n
 The British polo team will sail for D this country about the middle of August.
  Smith Post, V. r. w. are eated over {, the showing of the relay team entered f. in a marathon rase at Hartford yes- O terday. The local runners with prac- 6 tically no training, captured third K place, and in so doing defeated the 6 Hartford team. f
 Pop" Geers opehed his 1922 cam- a paign on the Grand Circuit yesterday in an suspicious manner, driving Peter June to victory in the 2:07 trot on North Randall track.
 George Duncan Abe Mitchell anG n Willie Hunter, the noted English f, golfers, arrived in this country yester- m day on the Majestic. They left New fl York today for Chicago. to compete ir in the national open golf tourney. h
 Miss Joyce Weathered, British golf champion, has cancelled n' her trip to this country, an announce F., ment that will be met with disa ppoint- j.. men by Americans. e Gerry Crean pitched for the Chester team against Deep River yesterday afternoon and lost to 3. Jimmy Green star third baseman of the Kaceys, played with the winners.
 Johnny Wilson, holder of the mid ' dleweight championship title and1 Soldier Bartfed, will probably meetJ ,t