New Britain herald., 1922-09-18
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CIERkIN,

his home in Torrington, owing to
 business reasons.
 Jack Lash says that both Frankel
 and May yin be here next Sunday
 for the opening of the season. Manager John Klniry Is completing
 plans for the fixing up of Vbberts'
 field, where the New Britain games will be played.
 Carpenter and Dill are working splendidly with Captain Eddie Barni- kow in the backfield for the New Britain team. With Cummings or Nu- gent at quarterback, this quartet should prove as good as can De found h the state.
 CleaW, who Is trying for place in the locals line, gives every prom ise of filling Buchney's shoes. If he does that he will indeed be somewhat Of player.
 
 High school eleven defeat the East Hartford High school team in the opening game at St. Marys field on Saturday, are satisfied with the out look for the coming season. It is voiced by many, that the 1922 team is just as good at last years champions. McCue and Thorne in the backfield showed up remarkably well, and with Captain Murtha should be able to rip the opposing line to pieces this year The ends, La liar and Huber, are abo very good. Hughie Coyle is a tower of strength al center. and Charlie Ra- kowsky, a veteran of last year, is proving star in the line.
 The Casino bowling team will roll the Charter Oak team of Hartford in this city this evening at Frank Me- Donough's alleys The Casino team will have the following rollers: Foote, Lemeris, Narcum, Frisk and Ander- son. The game will start at 8 o'clock
 Another championship came to New Britain last Saturday when the Swedish Lutheran team defeated the Meriden Lutherans, 6 to ,, in the Luther league series. Berg, the local pitcher, allowed Meriden only three hits. Two of these pokes came in the ninth inning. with two men on bases, the Silver City team collecting the two runs.
 It was announced today that the paid admissions into the Corbin- ke- ceys game yesterday, amounted to l. 400 persons. It would seem that the attendance was far in excess of that total. One of the managers said today, that the clubs were lucky, he suppos- ed to get 1,40O to "come across
 Manager Frank J. McConn an- nounced this morning that the Kaceys season it at an end. Mac worked pretty hard for the success of the team, and although the record of the team was not as successful as he had hoped for, or the receipts anywhere near what they should have been; there is some satisfaction in his know ing that since last May, the baseball fans have had an opportunity Of spending what might have otherwise been a quiet Sunday, watching base ball games through his efforts
 Yesterdays results show the need i of an inclosed field in this city, if | high class sports are to be given. It 1 is very discouraging to the manage ment of teams, to see Sunday after crowds of people file into the field, without going through for an price.
 The New Britain football team is said to be taking steps to prevent the gate crashers' from the football games this sea- son.
 Chick" Bonefant, good football player years ago, was out yesterday for practice with the Nutmegs at St. Mary's field.
 New Britain boxing fans, after reading the report of the paid admis- sions into the Kaplan- -Shugrue bout last Thursday night at Meriden, just said how come"
 William Yankaska of 4O4 Church street sustained fractured shoulder while practicing with the Shamrocks football team yesterday. He will be put of the game for the season.