New Britain herald., 1922-07-03


 
 Those gray hairs that cover Hoey' head. are above a baseball brain, an the clever coaching of Jacks shove plainly in the visitors play yester day.
 It begins to look as though the ia n in this city do not want baseball oI Sunday. The smallest crowd of tn season was on hand yesterday to wit ness snappy exhibition.
 If only some of the league magnate could see the brand of baseball tn, teams that play in this city on Sunda, (when it dosen't rain), they would b, ashamed to assess the fans the price they do for the exhibitions turned in especially in the Eastern league.
 Met that type of a rooter yesterda. who usually had great praise for the visiting teams, and who can see but little merit in the work of the kaceys yesterday afternoon. His converse ton was constantly a reminder that the visitors sure played great ball Well so did the home team, despite the loss The above type of baseball fan is many times found picking splinters out of his clothes, after crashing the gate"
 It is worth the price of admission to hear Slim" Politis root for the home team. The big Nutmeg foot ball star has line of chatter that is not offensive in the least
 Jimmy Naughton did not let Jack Hoey for a minute lose track of the fact that he once played baseball in this city and for Billy Hanna. at that.
 Two new faces were in the lineup with the Kaceys yesterday, Artie Campbell and Bernie Conley. Both boys played swell baseball and their presence was an asset to the team
 Some local baseball players should apply for a chance to play with the United States treasury team, if such an organization is in existence.
 We opine that "Tedder" kilduff must have been thinking of sinking a putt or using a brassie on the golf links, when he uncorked that throw in the fifth inning yesterday, that al- lowed the Top Notch team to score it's first tally "Tedder', however, played swell baseball in the field, con- tributing a throw that shut of run at the plate. He also got two hits. When it comes to playing short stop, that boy, Budnick is the class. Yesterday he used his head in pinch and, on a sharp hit ball, he threw out a runner that was logging 1t to third, at time when it looked bad for the locals.
 Young Mccormick is still hero. His team lost yesterday, to be sure. but the kid" showed plenty of stuff, and it was not his fault that things went wrong.
 Ray Begley acted as field captain yesterday That boy sure was sore when Campbell. by a quick throw, appeared to have nipped Top Notch player off first base. Umpire Crow lev couldn't see it that way. On the bench at the close of the inning, Beg lev sure did chew the ''old sock about the decision. ..- Yes siree, stevie pudack rated al one time among the best outhelders in this city.
 The lineup of the Pirates and Col | off c1 at Walnut Hill park is as follows; Golfers, Perkins. 2b; Jasper, 3b: Ku- pee, C; Budnick, ss; Coval. If; Ma kula, If; Klatka, 1b; Domain, of; Kania, D. Pirates-Morelli. 2b; Nee han or Hall, c; Conway. 3b: Weir If; Beagle, 1b: Sheehan, If; Schmitt, ! cf Smith, ss; Huber or Preisser, p. | ' The Corbin team found the going too tough yesterday, and was beaten at Mildale decisively. Manager Jack | Tobin, however, advises us to watch | out tomorrow for the "old pep again" in the game against the Vikings, at Walnut Hill park.
 Paddy Mullins, manager of Harry Wills, says he has had heard nothing from Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, regarding the proposed battle for the worlds heavyweight title.
 Bill Kopf got double and a single in the first game between the Braves and Dodgers at Brooklyn. yesterday Afternoon. He went hitless in the second game.
 < A fine program for the nags' will be conducted during the coming four days at Sage park, Windsor.
 All members of St. Mary's girls team are requested to report this eve ming at St. Mary's field for practice. The Pirates baseball team desire it understood that the name. Juniors, is not attached to their club title. There is plenty of local interest in me Benny Leonard Rocky Kansas oout at Michigan City, Ind. tomor- TOW afternoon.
 JeAnny shusrs4. of Waterbury. was