New Britain herald., 1922-09-29
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CLKRKIN.

The corbin baseball team, winners of the city championship, were ten dered banquet last night at the Cor bin Foremen's clubhouse on Pear street. A turkey supper was served and the boys" cleaned up just like they did the Kaceys. Manager Johr F. Tobin presided at the post prandia exercises, and his handling of tho task was just as efficient as that oi manager of the champions.
 Superintendent E. B. Stone, of the Corbin Cabinet Lock company. Harry c. Jackson. chairman of the public amusements commission, Mir. Barnes leader of the Corbin Royal Hooters; George W. Kron, E. J. Clerkin and Walter Golf were guests of the man. agement.
 After the onslaught on the turk had been completed. brief talks were given by Captain "Yisgs" Patrus, Of the champs; MT. Stone. MT. Barnes MT. Kron, MT. Golf, Al. Blanchard Tommy Blanchard. Darby" Carrozza Jerry Griffen, "Goody" Preisser "Joe" Jackson. "Chucky' Wojack Mike" Huber, Polly Snyder, Captain elect Harold Corbin and H. c. Jack son.
 Mike" Huber proved to be the hu. eral Cracks" that bubbled with wit
 Manager J. Francis Tobin finished the season last night with an aver age of 1000 by the manner in which he presided as toastm aster. It's a cinch that neither Miller Huggins or John McGraw, will feel any better than Mir. Tobin, at the end of the worlds series.
 MT. Tobin referred to the major league classic which starts next week, as the little worlds series" He said the big series was between the Cor bin and the Kaceys teams.
 Every member of the Corbin ex- pressed himself as hopeful that he would next year be a member of the team. The boys seemed pretty well pleased with the way they were treated, which is complimentary to the concern.
 Whenever a Corbin team is en- gagged in any sport, George W. Kron can be expected to take an active part in the sport. It was due to the ef- forts of MT. Kron that the club was outfitted with the neat uniforms. C. B. Parsons also played an important part in the uniform role.
 Walter Golf started the basketball talk when he stated that If satisfac- tory arrangements can be made, the Corbin concern will be represented by a fast team this season. MT. Golf is to basketball what MT. Tobin is to baseball, at Corbin's shop.
 "Joe" Jackson, who filled the role of utility player for the Corbin team in an efficient manner during the past season. has two ambitions for next oCooo1l, VlAs iHdI Ac pCtlClS lllS pdt- ting average of .147 and becomes a regular member of the team.
 T haven't got much to say. but what I say I hope is good" was the way Mike" Huber broke into the game of speechmaking last night.
 The Kaceys rooters missed some thing when the fact that Preisser is known to his teammates as Barney Googel," escaped them.
 Paul Snyder whose work in the series stood out very prominently, in- timated that he may wear a uniform with an out-of-town club next season One thing that made Snyder glad that the Corbin team defeated the Kaceys, was the escape from the rid ing" he would get from the boys around Main and Church streets.
 Mike" Huber told Preisser last night that the arm he possessed this season belonged in soup, and not on a baseball diamond.
 Tho lineup of the teams that will bowl tonight at Rogers Recreation al- leys in a special mqt"A is as fol-