New Britain herald., 1922-08-04
ON THE FIRST BOUND
MYTH oLERKIN.

The lineup of tho Corbin and Mill dale teams for tomorrow afternoons game nt Walnut Hill park, is as fol. lows. Corbin--Corbin. cf; Petrus, 2b; Blanchard. 1b: Huber, If; Wojak, 3b; Snyder. If; Preisser, ss; Carraza, c; Griffin, D. Miildale--La Fleur. p; Lofgren. If: Babick, 2b; Dyer, 3b; j. Leach. ss: Gayner. 1b; Chalmers, If; T. Leach, Of; Meagrie. c.
 Bobby Chalmers, n former member of the Corbin team, will play right field for the Milldale team here to- morrow afternoon.
 The local Swedish Lutheran church team will play the Middletown swed ish Lutherans at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Pioneer diamond. Either Berg or Wolf will do the hurl- ing, with Nelson on the receiving end. The locals will meet at 6:30 o'clock tonight for practice.
 According to . former New Haven man now residing here, the Elm City Giants are some "kidders". and if the Kaceys allow the riding" to bother them, the visitors will have good afternoons fun.
 The acquisition of Joe Fitzpatrick by the Kaceys should be a big benefit. Joe has always been a hard hitter, and this is one of the things the locals need badly
 A biz water carnival will be held tomorrow at Baldwin's Beach, Meri- den's municipal swimming pool. Com petitive contests for girls and boys will be staged.
 Ralph Sinners the highly touted outfielder, whom the Giants paid fancy price for last year. goes back to the sticks" again. McGraw hay ing sent him under an optional agree ment to the Toledo club of the Amer ican association.
 Hal Janvrin, former Red Sox play CT. who has been member of the Dodgers for some time, is another major leaguer to pass out of the pic ture Jamie figures in a deal with the Columbus team of the American association, for Maurice shannon. Only few years ago, Janvrin was rated as one of the best in the John- son circuit.
 Benny Lynch; the former flrstsack- CT with the Pioneers, is playing a rood game with the Ware, Mass, semi-pro nine, but his hitting is not very hard.
 The promoters of the Kaplan-Wag ner bout at Meriden next Thursday night have completed the card. Tracey Ferguson will meet Joe Wer- ner, of New York, In an eight-round semi final Herman Silverberg of Ansonia, will meet Frank Proto, of New Haven, in, a six-rounder and "Young' Leonard, of Wallingford. faces Frankie Burns of this city. Mickey, Walker. the Elizabeth, N. J., we1terweight.' must be slipping. Rated a, short time ago, IS the log teal contender for the crown held by Jack Britton, Mickey lost another bout on Wednesday night, Jock Ma lone of St. Paul, Minn.. earning the decision in a ten-round mill at Boston.
 NJ. S. Haines, of Mount Holly. N. J., yesterday won the Eastern zone trap shooting championship in singles, breaking 197 targets out of 200.
 Irish Johnny' Curtin and Young | Montreal will meet in 12-round bout at Clinton Oval, New York, tonight | Curtin has been promised bout With Joe Lynch, the bantamweight cham pion. if he defeats the Providence boy.
 Jerry Belanger, the first baseman recent sent to Hartford by Jack MacK' former owner of the Fitchburg clnp' entered Grace hospital at New Haven yesterday, to undergo treatment TOT an injured knee.
 Eddie Zimmerman, who played with Waterbury early in the season. has been signed by Manager Paddy O'Connor of the Albany team. to play second base. Zim takes Snooks Dowds place.
 Eddie Hart Is back in the Eastern league again, having been signed by Manarar Jack Flynn to cover first ,,ase for the Worcester team.
 Rumors that Lefty" Anderson, the - ~aY 0