New Britain herald., 1922-09-25
ON THE FIRST BOUND
.wITH CI.ERKIN:.

tried goal from the field. Both were wide of the uprights.
 Koplowitz contributed a pretty run at the opening of the second half when he caught kickoff. darting back about 20 yards. The play did not go, due to an offsde penalty in- hfcted.
 Barnes" new man in the locals backfield, showed up strong in yes- terday's game. Carpenter and Dill, old time favorites, were much in evi- dence, too.
 Eddie Buchney sat on the bench with Coach Frank Barnikow, and watched some of his last years mates in action. Buck" reiterated that he will not play this seasons The game loses not only splendid player. but gentleman.
 The New Britain team is well forti- fled with substitutes Paulson. Tinu, Elliott and Stefnick being out in uni form yesterday and all were just rarn' to go.
 The laying field was not in very good condition yesterday but the management will take care of this de- tail as soon as possible.
 Cleary, the schoolmaster, showed up good in his debut yesterday. The officials yesterday acquitted themselves in good shape. there be- ing no wrangling over any decision.
 Chief Hart was on hand to super wise the policing. The bluecoats kept the field clear at all times.
 The New Britain High school struck tartar last Saturday afternoon at North Adams Mass, the crack Drury High school eleven turning the locals back with 36 to 0 defeat. The 110- mile auto ride did not help the N. B. H. S. team.
 On next Sunday the speedy Nut megs team of New Haven will oppose the New Britain eleven at Vibberts Field.
 "Bill'' McCue, son of Detective Ser geant William P. McCue, was enter tained by friends at North Adams after the New Britain-D -Drury High | game last Saturday. Pop McCue lived in the Berkshire city before coming here to reside.
 The career of Georges Carpenter, idol of France, was brought to a close yesterday, when he was battered from pillar to post, and finally knocked out by Battling" Siki, Senegalese, in the sixth round.
 Ski, immediately after the bout, is | supposed to have told his manager to begin plans for meeting Jack | Dempsey That black baby had bet ter go slow.
 Pretty girls from the Traut & Hine l Manufacturing company, will bowl | this evening at the Casino alleys.
 Members of the champion baseball team are preparing to make several l extra base hits at the banquet table | next Thursday night.
 The post series between the Balti- more Orioles, winners of the Interna- tional league pennant and the New Haven Profs, winners of the Eastern league flag, opened this afternoon at Weiss Park. The series, as far as this city is concerned lost some of it's interest, with Merwin Jac; bson unable to play on account of an in- jury sustained about a month ago, when he was "beaned".
 Outside the state going republican, the greatest thing that can happen in Connecticut in some time, is the clos ing of the Eastern league, which oc- cured yesterday.
 The showing made by the Yankees on the western trip, which ended yes terday. is gratifying to the rooters for the Hugmen. In several games, par ticularly at St. Louis and Detroit, the Tanks showed plenty of fight, and four or give games were won after | the Hugmen were apparently beaten.
 Both the Tanks and the Giants