New Britain herald., 1922-08-14


 the victory over such n strong club as the Amerian Chain company, was pretty sweet.
 The pitching duel between Crean and Hinkle yesterday. was pretty to watch Each hurler allowed six hits and each had bad inning. The way the home club went after Hinkle. 1t looked for . time that the derrick would be used but the stocky little Park city lad pulled himself together in fine style.
 BillX Dwyer looked good in the Kaceys inneld. He was sure death on ground balls. accepting seven ground ers without a misplay. He also had two putouts. Bill accounted for the first run. when he drove Begley home with single in his initial trip to the plate.
 The way that Ray Begley played the first sack yesterday should dis courage the management from chang ing him of that position any more this season. Besides caring for the heavy duties of being captain. Begley helded splendidly. He went lip in the air like an aviator in the second in- ming, bringing down one of pwyer's pegs, retiring the runner. It was one of the, fielding gems of the day.
 Jack Gallagher, the Accos leftfleld- CT, gave a demonstration of pasture covering. that some of our local gard eners should pattern after. Jack sure did rob Artie Campbell of hit in the fourth inning, when he raced to deep left center to pull down drive, that would have been good for several sacks had 1t escaped his clutches.
 Budnick, although feeling i'll, played | good game at the dizzy corner. He contributed double on his first time at bat, that paved the way for the sec ond and finally counter of the after noon for the locals.
 The kaceys will not play here next Sunday. the field having been Jet out local post office clerks. This is an event that will and should attract big crowd. The committed has arranged fine program of events.
 On Sunday August 27, the first of the series between the kaceys and the Corbin team4 will be played This is one of these city affairs in which plen- ty of rivalry exists The management of both teams will use none but New Britain players in the series.
 Billy Dudack and Joey Fitzpatrick Danbury nine yesterday.
 John Mickey" Noonan has not re- covered sufficiently from his recent sickness to permit him to play for a few days. This accounts for his ab- sence in yesterdays game,
 Artie Campbell is filling the bill be- hind the bat very acceptable. With little more throwing practice, he will be OK. Gallagher tried out Camp bells arm in the second inning yes terday, and was tagged by Green, foot aw,y from the bag. It was fine throw, well handled by Green. pilfer a base.
 Hollocher, shortstop for Chicago played a whale of a game yesterday. He accepted seven chances in the field without an error. and got three triples and a sacrifice hit out of five times at bat. He has come to the fore as bne of the best all around men in the | game during the past few weeks. Billy Kopf, the local boy now play ing second for Boston Nationals field ed in good shape yesterday. He &C., cepted seven chances in the field and | at bat got one hit out of three trips to the plate. He also had one stolen base.
 Johnny Weismuller, the Illinois A. [ c. star swimmer, smashed another worlds record yesterday when he eopped the 150 yards free style swim In the fastest time ever recorded. The Illinois boy has been smashing records right along and is the greatest sensa- tion to ever appear in water contests.
 The operation performed on the abscess oA Babe Ruins leg was sue cessful and the Bambino will again be in the Yankees lineup in a few days. His doctors ordered a rest.
 Tonight the question of who is the mddleweight champion as far as New. York state is concerned will be settled when Dave RnSenhure and Phil krlg