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New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
 
GRIDIRON CALL IS
 ISSUED BY JONES
Yale Football Candidate, Are Ordered To Report Next Monday Afternoon For Two Ncel,s Work.

New Haven, April 99,-Orders for fale's spring football practice have been issued by Head Coach Tad Jones, who asked the candidates lo fcpo1 next Monday afternoon and pc= sin q fortnight of light sridiron ac. .iNity This will he the only mcetns 2f the candidates until they report TOT the fall campaign, The spring
 york will close with q competition in punting place ard drop kicking, \ urgrr number of football players than usual is distributed among the baseball and other spring sport teams, making smaller football squad for
 he spring practice. No winter prac- ice was he'd in February and March,
 'Sually several weeks are devoted to a!oor work and fully month 10 out loor drill before June |,
 Carter Gait, guard two seasons ago. vas named today as the line coach or the sprins work. No resident inc coach Tor tho fall has vet been iccidcd upon, Charley comerford,
 nd rush coach last fall again will landle the ends, whilc pr. Billy Bull Hl direct the back ic'd. Malcolm NldriCh captain last fall, ard recently )amed assistant general coach for ext fail, win not be available for coaching this spring because he isl aptain of the baseball nine.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
HARTFORD BATSMEN
 VS. NEW DEPARTURE
Bristol Team to Clash With Eastern Leasuers in Home Game

The New Departure team of Iiris- tol will open mp the season at home with the Hartford team of the Eastern Is great deal of interest being shown in this contest and 1t should prove to be an exciting clash.
 Jim clarking, the Senator's pilot is anxious to pin a defeat on the Bris- toites, and he is out to take the Endces into camp, He has crowd ol unknown quantities on the roster mixed with q few of last years ye,. erans. and he intonds to use his reg. ular lineup in Sundays game.
 Strengthen Newcomers
 The Endces have been greatly strengthened by the addition Of new material this year and q good nun. loer of last years men hayo again turned out. The squad has been working out during the past two weeks and all the men are on edge for their first home game
 Clyde Waters, veteran backstop will be seen again this season. He is a valuable addition to the team because of his experience and his might with the stick. The infield is composed 0, veterans Of last year. all of whom played Al ball last year.
 Scott in Lineup.
 George Scott will again be seen wearing the N. D. uniform this year. He is the most popular man on the team and one of the feetcst men a ri ic h,tt age of last year shows that he Is strong with the willow. He is a former local boy and during the pas, football season played halfback with the Nutmeg aggregation and helped them materially to cop the state championship.
 New Material
 The other two outer gardeners played in the past seasons with War, and Three Rivers and they are both fast on the bases and strong with the willow. Reilly, especially is worthy of note. He played in former seasons with various teams in the Southern association and his work against the New Departure nine last season when he appeared with the sachusetts mines left a good impression on the fans who saw him. He is a former Bridgeport boy and has a large num- Der of friends in the Park City.
 "Dark Horse" Pitcher.
 The Endccs management has se- cured a dark horse" for pitcher. and he will be sprung on the Sena- tors as a surprise The rivalry be. tween the two teams for tomorrows game is intense and both teams are confident of winning. They will swing into action at 3:3O o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
CHANGE IN PLAN.
Golf Tourney For Conn. Women to Bt
 Conducted Differently in 1922,

Hartford, April 22.-The title of Connecticut Women's golf champion for the first time In the history of women's golf in this state. will this year go to the cntrant who survives qualifying round of medal play and three days of match play, the Wom- ems Golf association announced. Tn state championship tournaments in Connecticut the title has been deter mined by medal play and the tourna- ment limited to a single day.
 The tournament this year will be held at the Brooklawn Country club at Bridgeport, on June IS, IA, 15 and 16. The Bookawn club is known as the home links of Miss Georgiana Bishop. the present state woman champion. Miss Bishop has an nounced her intention to defend her title in this seasons tournament.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
ENGLAND TO SEND
 CRACK GOLFERS HERE
Strong Efforts Will Bc Put Forth R, Regain N, Andrews Trophy Won
 By Hutchison

New York, April e2, - The golfinG spotlight promises 10 shift from Eng
 and to the United States this season If the tentative program thus far ar ranged is any indication,
 The successful invasion Of Rritail' last summer hy American profession als resulting in the capture Of St, An 1rew's most coveted trophy by Joel liutchison has prompted England to book passage for the pick of its pro" ranks In an effort 10 turn the tables over here. George Duncan and Abt Mitchell, who toured the country last year will return in company with the veterans Sandy Herd, and J. IL, Taylor and possibly Harry Nardon, Vardon and Teddy Ray are the only Britons to win the United States open title,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

In calling to mind old time baseball players, our thoughts travel back 10 the time that Maurice Quirk, was pulling 'em out of the air at second base. and hitting the ball to various parts of local diamonds. In his day, Maurice vas first class performer, and always made a hit with the younger boys with his fine line Of base ba all chatter. Quirk has in recent years, tried his hand at umpiring, and he did a gool job.
 Baseball fans in every city are numerous, but we doubt if any city can boast of more ardent follower of the diamond than r. F. Burns. Patsy spends his time now cutting butter and lard by the pound, and counting eggs by the dozen at Russell Brothers store. He is a brother of the
 ate Tom Burns, who was a member of the famous Cubs under the Pop Anson regime.
 MT. Burns has always shown a keen interest in young baseball players, md William l.. kopf ot the Braves, is one of those who has benefited by this interest.
 Norman Tredcrickson, a really fine all-around athlete, no doubt will cinch place as a first string hurler with the Rogers Recreation nine.
 There is one fine outstanding thing in Freddie's makeup, his modesty.
 II would not be a bad stunt for some of the local baseball managers to look over Chuck" Woiack. a play pr who although tender in years, 1 ives promise under careful tutelage
 "Phil'' Bloom, a former member of the Annex team, will don the base ball togs again this season,
 Gerald Crean last year with Jim mic Burns Merden team, has not hooked up as yet with any aggrega- ton for tho coming season Gerry was affected by the heat while pitching last summer, but he has recovered sufficiently, ;nd looks forward to a successful season.
 George c. Rogers has promised the baseball aggregation bearing the name of his alleys, the necessary financial support to secure uniforms, etc.
 Considerab ble interest Ia being shown in the coming bowling battle | between the Nalkyriana and tho Trnut and Hine nuintets next Tuesday night.
 There was q great discussion about | who was the best all.around athlete amorg last years track men. Several names were offered but no ono could decide on one man. There seems to | be q lack of finished athletes In this city.
 Billy kopf picked out one to his liking yesterday, and socked the ball for a homer in the Braves, Philiies game nt BoGton. Biliy's work at short | stop was also of the stellar kind.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Ililaon {. CincinnaIi {.

Chicago. April 22.- RiXey of Gin cinnati, weakened in the seventh in ming yesterday after holding Chicago to two hits. and was driven from tho mound after being pounded for 2 single. homer by Hack Miller. an( doubles by Nrug and O'FarrelI Couch, who replaced him, walked two men and kelleher followed with d triple, which gave the locals the game The score was to 3. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
'Batted for Morton in ith.
DETROIT

tleNeIanu '"' '"i ''' Detroit ................ 223 94o 0ly--15
 Two base hits, o'Nel, Guisto, Heilmann Bassler,, Fo'hergill ?; three base hit Cut shaw; sacrifice, Sewell ,, Morton; double plays, Gardner O'Nell and McInnis; Rig ney. Cutshaw and Blue ?; liancy and Blue Rigney, Clark and Blue: Jeff on bases. De ttoit la, Cleveland 10. bases on balls off Mails 3, off Morton 2. off odenwald ,. off keefe l, off Jameson 1. off Storer 4 struck out by Morton 2, by Odenwald 1, by Jam ieson l, by Stoner 1 {; hits, off Mails in To inning; off Morton in 2-3 innings off odcnwald 6 in l 1-3 innings, off keefe 0 in inning( 1 out in 5th). off Jamieson in 3 g innings; hit by pitcher, by Stoner (ONcilD; wild pitches, Morton l. Jamie son 1 losing pitcher. Morton; umpires, Nallin and Evans; time, e:33.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
ROPES FINE WORK
 HELPS BRAVES WIN
Billy Fields Finely and Uses Wl' low Effectively Against Phhlies

Boston, April % McQuillau Of Boston and Meadows of Philadelphia were knocked out of the box here yesterday in the home opening ol the Braves. l'ilinem relieved McQuil- Ian and received sensational support, Boston defeating the visitors to 4, Mayor James M Curley threw ont the first ball. The batting and fielding Of Roeckel and Eopf were features Cold was responsible for a slim nt- tendance Of 5000. The score.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
DETROIT WINS A
 WILD HITTING GAME
Cobbmen Finally Break Losing Streak. ..Wamby Is Badly Spiked

Detroit, April ea,-netroit scored its first victory of the season yeater- day, defeating Cleveland, l5 to [, in n wild hitting contest, The Indian pitchers were ineffective throughout, while stoner, the oklahoma City re- c,uit performed crcditably for the Tigers after the first inning Wames- ganss was spiked by lilne in the first inning and retired from the game, The score.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
BACK 10 BRASSC0S
Commi> -ioncr Lanlis Rules That Joe Cosgroyc Must Roturn ;o Waterbury Ciub-Agncw Laid Off for a Year

Chicago. April 2o.-Baseball Com missioner landis today awarded ihe services of Joseph Cosgrove to the Waterbury club oi the Eastern leaguc. He managed the team in 1921
 A years dssociation from elig- ibles' must elapse Commissioner t.andis held, before sydney Asnew, "ormerly of the New York Americans, who refused to report to Hartford when transferred under an optional agreement, may play again in organ led baseball
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
SIXTEEN ENTRIES ARE
 EXPECTED FOR DERBY
students or Form Give Each a weight or 1oG Pounds Except Starlc

Louisville, Ky, April 22,-Present form considered, sixteen horses are regarded as likely to start in the hentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in May l3 students Of form give each weight of l26 pounds except Siartie, which has Ave pounds less. Norwich stands al the top of the list m the estimation of turf followers with Lucky Hour, Olympus, Bunting William A" John Finn, Startle, Wash ihgton, Good Times, Surf Rider, itockminister, Busy American, By
 Josh, Deadlock, Chatterton aud Yos- hlmi following in the order named.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
.Ratted for Robertson in 7th. rBatted for Wilkinson in 9th.

ot' lbpt's 1u" WI "s' l -
 Two base hits, Tobin 2. E.lerhe Shee,y Mostil; three base hit Collins; home runs
 Hsier. Falk stolen hare. Srhalk; sacrifice
 ,illerbe: double play. McA1anus 10 Ge;hel to Sisler; left bases. Chicago 1s St Louis g; base on balls off banforth 5, off Robertson 1, off Wilkinson 1 off Bayne :, of Hodge 9 struck out, by Danforth 6, by Robertson l. by Bayne 1; hits off Robert son in innings. off banforth 10 in & l-2 innings, of Wilkinson ? in innings, off Bayne in 2-3 inning, off Hodge in :, innings, off Koln in inning; winning pitcher, Hodge; losing pitcher, Bayne; um- pires Morlarity and Hildehrand; time, 30.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
tNoIN
 WASHINGTON

New ork ,............... 100 OnO OOX-1
 " ds HiIlElN'l UVU Nu1 HOU---U
 Two base hits, fewster, Lamotte Srott sacrifices, Harris McMillan Fnwster, Phil ips; double plays, Smith, Peckinpaugh and !.amotte Harris and Peck.nDaugh. left on base New York {, Washington T base on palls off Shawkey 1; struck out, by Shaw key 4 by Phillips l. umpres, Walsh, Con molly and Wilson. time, :36.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Wild Peg Beats Senators,

New York, April 22.-Shawkey, vet eran Yankee hurler, won a pitching duel from Phillips Washington re- cruit, here yesterday. to 0. The only run of the game was scored by Few ster in the first inning on his two base hit and two base wild throw by Lamotte. The score:
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New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
aicNICHOL IS REAPPOINTED
Aill Again Coach PcnnsylNhnia' s
 Basketball Team

Philadephia Pa, April 22.--f,d- ward J. McNichol brother of Danny I. McNichol was today reappolnted lead coach for next seasons tniversi- Y of Pennsylva mia basketball team. He will have the same corps of as ;istants that he had last year.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
New York |. Brooklyn |.

Brooklyn, April 22-Brooklyn made thirteen hits off Jess Barnes, but got only one run and lost to the New York Giants yesterday to 1. Man ager Robinson shook up his inficld. placing High at third, Johnson al second and Crane at short. The score
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
FINE WORK
 WINS FOR CORB|N
Lockmakers' Star Anchor Man
 Comes Through in the Pinch

The splendid bowling of Frisk, of the Corbin team. won a victory over the Russell and Erwin bowlers in the Industrial league tourney at Rogers Recreation alleys last night. The Russwin boys got away to Nnc start winning the first game. Tn the two concluding games. tho Corbin team was slightly behind. hut strong finish by the "Gatchouse Kid" turned the tables. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
CHICAGO
Cincinnati

Chicago ............. 000 000 7lX-t}
 Two base hita, Harper. krug, O Farrell Daubert; three base hits, Keloher; homo run. Miller sacrifices, Pinelli. limminl K double plays, O'Farrell to Holocher; left on bases Cincinnati 4, chicago [; base or balls. off Rixey 1, of Cheeves 2, off Couch ?, off Marlle i; struck out. oy Eixey ?, hN Cheeves ?. by Couch l hits, off Rixey ( in Ia innings, of Couch 1 in 2-S in. ming off Harper in l inning; hit hy pitch CT hy Couch Glimesj; losing pitcher EMcy; umnircs, Quigley and Moran; time
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Chicago 10. St. Louis ,.

St. Louis. Mo-, April 22.-Dave Danforth started his mates to victory over Chicago yesterday, but the Browns finally lost, 10 to ,, in 10 in
 nings. The SoX tied the score in the ninth with two forced runs, and a
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
.Batted for liupben in St
BosTo,

Boston ...,0-... l"h Al' '-N
 Two base hits Rapp, Powell, Ford three ba SC hits. ienliao. home run, kopi; stolei base, Williams; ssctnces. Cru'se l>opf' double plays, Fletcher to Rapp kopt to Holke; left on bases Philadelphia 2, Fos ton !: hascs on balls. off Meadows B. oi McQuillan I: struck ont hy Meadow l. b Nubbell ?, by FilinRn 4; hits, of Mea dows in innings. none out in 5th off ltubbel , in 1 innings, off MrQnillan il ] Ia innings. off Fillineim in .-5 if- nnes; winning pitcher, Fillingim; losin pitcher, Meadows; umpires, Hart an ODay; time, 1:55.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Because of the many fine woods in Paraguay suitable for the making of walking sticks the manufacture of canr~ it q growing ind fr+rr there,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Toronto {, Reading 6. Syracuse 6, Jersey City 3. Buffalo 1, Newark 3--10 innings. Other games-Rain.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Grimes, Hartnett and Callahan, former Eastern leaguers, are playing fine baseball with the Chicago Cubs.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Jack Rourke's Colgate baseball team, went down to defeat yesterday, when Springfield College put across q to 1 win at Hamilton, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
NEW YORK
BROOKLYN

'Batted for Nes in ath.
 New York ,...,,......,..,. 02O loo 00l-i Brooklyn .......,...,..... Ion 0An 0O0-1
 Two base hits Meusel Johnston, Crane: sacrifices. Young, Nes double plays, Crane, Johnston and Schmandti High Crane, and Srhnlandt: Shinners Barnes and Groh Barnes Rawlings and Kelly; Rawlings Bancroft and Kelly; left on bases New York l, Brooklyn l : bases on halls off Barnes l. of Ruether 3. struck out b5 Barnes }, by Ruether 2 umpires. MoCor- mick, Phrrau and Rirler; time, 70.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Charley Miller is planning to ge his juvenile team in action again thi
 season. He turned out a good nin' best team for their size in the state Charley is an excellent judge of base | ball material in the making.
 The Herald" team is planning tc get out on the diamond next week il the weather permits. Coach Ton Lawlor didn't want to run chances Of having my of his valuabl, players catch cold in their arms. Another Eastern eaGuer Is to get q chance under the big tent, Wally Hammond, who successfully piloted the Pittsheld team to a pennant last year. will fill the vacancy at second base for the Cleveland Indians, oc- casioned by the injury to Bill Wambs- ganss yesterday.
 Grimes, Hartnett and Callahan, former Eastern leaguers, are playing fine baseball with the Chicago Cubs.
 Jack Rourkes Colgate baseball team, went down to defeat yesterday, when Springfield College put across a to 1 win at Hamilton, N. Y.
 The Eastern league will open next Wednesday. The Hartford Senator will be away from home for the first two days, returning to the Franklin avenue park on next Friday for the first of two day series with Worces- ter.
 By a decision rendered today, Out fielder Joe Cosgrove, formerly of Wa terbury Brasscos, goes back to that club. Commissioner Landis decided the issue.
 The Russell and Erwin Foremen's club bowling league will conclude a very successful season with a banquet and theater party next Saturday night The "feed' will be held In the club rooms at the corner of Washington and Myrtle streets, at $40 o'clock, At the close of the banquet the gang" will Journey to Hartford, where thcater party will be held at Parsons theater
 The Acorns, a fast senli-pro team of Bridgeport, would like to arrange games with teams in this vicinity, A, J. Ford, Of 114 kossuth street, Bridge port, ia the manager, and communica- tons should be forwarded to him.
 Lawyer Stanley ], Trnecski nttend- ed the opening ,or tho Yankees basc- ball season nt tho Polo Grounds on Thursday. He says the American league champions have a terrific of fensive power this season, even with out the great Ruth In the lineup. Rev. J. Leo Sullivan, curate at St. joseph's church, m alumnus of Holy Cross, Is one of the most enthusiastic adinirera that tho Worcester coilc- gians under Jack Barry, have in this vicinity. Father Sullivan confidently expects that Holy Cross will defeat Georgetown when the teams clash in June at Fition Field. Worcester,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today

Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Detroit.
 Chicago at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Syracuse at Jersey City. Buffalo at Newark.
 Rochester at Baltimore. Toronto at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
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New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. New York 1, Washington 0. Detroit Is, Cleveland [. Chicago 10, St. Louis 5. Boston at Philadelphia-Cold.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

The Eastern league will open next Wednesday. The Hartford Senator will be away from home for the first two days, returning to the Franklin avenue park on next Friday for the first of a two-day series with Worces- ter.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Another Eastern leaEuer is to get q chance under the big tent Wally Hammond, who successfully piloted the Pttsfied team to a pennant last year, will fill the vacancy at second base for the Cleveland Indians oc- casioned by the injury to Bill Wambs- ganss yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
BASEBALL M BRIEF
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York 4, Brooklyn l. Boston 6, Philadelphia 4. Chicago s. Cincinnati 3. St. Louis at Pittsburgh-Snow.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

The Herald" team is planning to get out on the diamond next week if the weather permits. Coach Tom Lawlor didn't want to run chances of having any of his valuab. players catch cold in tne,r arms.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. New York at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CLERkIN.

Charley Miller is planning to get his juvenile team in action again this season. He turned out a good nine last year any they played some of the best team for their size in the state. Charley is an excellent judge of base ball material in the making.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

By a decision rendered today. Out fielder Joe Cosgrove. formerly of Wa terbury Brassc goes back to that club. Commissioner Landis decided the issue.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Billy kopf picked out one to his liking yesterday, and socked the ball for homer in the l3rayes,Phililes game at Bogton. Biliy's work at short stop was also of the stellar kind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-27
$45 Fur Collared Goats, $29.75

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line or blouse models, silk lined, and en-
richcd with opossurn or caracul collars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-27
$16.5O Sport Coats, $12.75
ger mannish models, nicely lined.
$40 Winter Goats, SIS

Sports coatingS and vclour--many fur-
trimmed. All smart shades and the ma
jori'y lined throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

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