New Britain herald., 1922-08-03

 his club Is ready to meet any team In this vicinity, averaging lb to 1s years of age, The Boosters, Beavers Emeralds and the Boys club of this city. and the church of Our Lady of Mercy team, of Plainville, preferred Manager Ives can be reached by tele- phone, 653-5.
 Gerry Crean, the Kaceys pitcher, Is back from his vacation, and will don the uniform with the locals in prac- tice tomorrow evening. The big fel- low Is feeling fine and is anxious to take the mound again.
 The announcement that a series be- tween the KAceys and the Corbin :, team, meets with the approval of the followers of both teams.
 Rain prevented the exhibition game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New Haven Eastern league club, at New Haven yesterday.
 Brilliance, owned by J. s. Cosden, won the Consolation Handicap ,At Saratoga, N. T., yesterday.
 Leo Shea, an Omaha boxing official, has been named by Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons, as the referee of the Dempsey Brennan bout at Michigan City, Ind, on Labor Day. If Shea can count up to ten, he should fill the bill all right.
 Soldier Bartheld has posted a for felt Of $2,500 for bout with Jack Britton, holder of the welterweight title.
 Henry Gerrty, known to the boxing fans as Young McAuliffe," is work ing at present in this city. A few years ago McAuliffe was one of the best in these parts, and it's shame to think what he would do to some of the present crop of featherweight who are making quite howl about their ability in the padded circle.
 Clarence l.. Wanamaker, a former Dartmouth hockey star, has accepted terms to manage and coach the New Haven hockey team next season.
 The Jarvis-Dunn golf match for the presidents cup at the Sequin club, is attracting plenty of notice. Jarvis won the honor last season.
 Harry Wills, the colored heavy weight who will meet Jack Dempsey next year. spent several days in New Haven recently. His presence in the Elm City was unnoticed, and 1t was | after his departure that the fact be- came known.
 Manager Arthur c. Cheethan, man. ager of the Union A. c. Juniors, of lPlainville. is anxious to get in touch | with managers of baseball teams in this city, averaging IA to 16 years of age. Manager Cheethan's address is l Linden street, Plainville.
 George Dwyer, matchmaker of a Bridgeport club, had tough luck in promoting the two Kaplan- Baird bouts dropping some jack on both. However, George should get most of the loss back when Kaplan and Wag- ner clash next Thursday night at Meriden.
 The management of the Waterbury club has lines out for a second base man to All the gap in the infed. h. juries to Esmond, and Kfnsella, and the poor condition of several other players on the team. isS giving the considerable trouble.
 What appears as first class bout will be staged some time this month, when Sammy Seiger and Pepper" Martin vii clash at the Greensboro sta dium, at Long Island City. Tho defeat of Gerald Patterson, { winner of the tourney at Wimbledon. by F. T. Hunter, at Seabright, N. J.. ( yestrday, was one of the biggest up { sets In tennis in many day. After warming the bench for q l ong time, Ginger" Shinault has been ,ent by the Cleveland Indians to the ( Kansas City club of the American association. The kaceys will meet at 630 $ o'clock tomorrow night at St. Mary's 1eld for practice.
 Owing to the inability of the man. | lHement to secure a diamond, the V scheduled practice of the Corbin u cam will not be held tomorrow eve o ling at Walnut Hill park. | The men behind the new club Or ,anized at New York, have in mind. 1 t is said, the staging of battle be- q ween Dempsey and Willard at the ~ 'oio Grounds.
 The bout between Benny Leonard " nd Ever Hammer at Michigan City, nd, next Saturday afternoon, is not r n occasion for excitement, as we T, ee it.
 "Snooks' Dowd, who has been play :, ne second base for the Albany club f the Eastern league, yesterday de- IT (rted the club o, Rogers Hornsby, the Cardinals ,onder player, came to the bat with he bases filled yesterday in an exhi- ition game at Reading. Result four A uns, via the home run route. b, The Brusie family. Harry and st yman, had a great day yesterday at st ,oshen, N. Y, each driving a winner ra
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