New Britain herald., 1922-04-17

S'Hl ifltts WILL range rom hlA hllll llngs to five pounds sterling,
 SPORTS
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 With the opening of thc baseball season on local diamond,, the sport ing department of the Herald dcsirc' to extend to managers of teams tho invitation to present challenges, re suits of contests and such informat Tor as the managers desire 10 have pub iishcd. IL |, the request of inc sport ing department. however, that al news for publication must hc in tho sporting department not later thar o:30 n. m,, or else it will bc necessary Co lay it over until the next publica tiOn. This invitation Is not confined to baseball managers alone, all ath. lctic teams in the city, golfers. tcnni' players. etc. being included. Get your i.cn, in carly, please.
 Jimm" Green. former Annex star, who played in the outlicld last season with the "Endcos' of Bristol. is cX- pccting to play with Deep River this year.
 Jimmy will most probably be seen cavorting short or third base, instead of in the outleld. He is primarily an iniiolder and not an outHcldcr.
 Lefty" Palmer has signed up to hcave the old pill in the Southern As sociation this year. The local port slider ought to make good.
 "Rcd" Campbell says he has sworn off the baseball stuH this year, but that is hard to believe. Jackowitz. forncr Pioneer hca,er will most likely go down the river this year with Jimmy Green. The River aggregation is ditkcring with him and it is expected that he will sign up.
 Mickey" Noonan received d con- tract from his last years manager, but he didn't thinl: that there was enough money in it, so back it went.
 Mickey" seems to like the insur ance game well enough.
 The members of the kaccy basket ball team will meet at the clubroons v- <r hi A report of tho past seasons finances will be made and next years pros poets discussed.
 Marty Halleran, former Annex and Industrial league star, is getting ready for the coming season. He is working in a concern at Newark, N. J., and expects to perform regularly with the baseball team representing the con cern.
 Merwin Jacobson played stellar baseball in the field yesterday, in the exhibition game between the Orioles and the New York Yankees at Balti- more. The local boy failed to get hit, which is unusual for him.
 Manager Billy Gilbert of the Water bury Eastern league team is still waiting for the arrival of Walter Kopf the local boy farmed out by the New York Giants.
 \ meeting for the formation of scmi-pro baseball team to be known as the Rogers Recreation team. was held yesterday afternoon and the fol- lowing officers were elected: PrcSi- dent, George C. Rogcrs;. secretary treasurer, Clarence Scclcy, business manager. William KildufT; 4 playing manager, William Clancy. Orders have bccn placed for new equipment and the team will br ready shortly for an aggressive season on the diamond. Places arc open to any local players desiring chance. The management is desirous of arranging game with the Viking 4. C. for next Sunday. Communications should be sent to Manager, kilduiT or Clancy.
 The splendid showing made h" Joe Foote and Eddie Anderson, &-~ inst Andy Mccarthy and Carmen of Hart fOrd in the Connecticut Duckpin tourney. has awakened the local fans to the fact that New Britain may bc in the running this season for added bowling honorS.
 Bill Massey and Tom McCne, the leaders in the Eusswin bowling league during the past season, have thrown down the gauntlet to Bill Brennecke, i a match with two "un- knowns,' and there is a likelihood that a match will be staged Thursday night.
 James Luby. who has pi'oted the Pioneers for the past few seasons, has announced that Gs far aS he is con ccrncd there will be no team wearing l the uniform with the big r this sea son. Patronage last year was not such 1 as to warrant starting again this season.