New Britain herald., 1922-05-10

Ing ths BrlBlol Hlsh hcnool nine Il
 Bristol this afternoon. The local tean
 is confident of duplicating the beatin
 handed to the Bristolites on the loca
 diamond . week ago. Holmberg wil
 probably be on the mound for tn
 locals.
 The Hardware City Industrial lea Ell opened up yesterday afternoon at Wal nut Hill park in successful manner The eontesting teams put up a goo, exhibition when 1t is considered tha the weather has been bad for prsctic, Of late.
 It has been suggested that th' league have the balls equipped witl electric bells in the future, which wil care for player who have a tendenc! to fall asleep on the bases. IL has alst been suggested that red flag b' placed near second base. for the ben eft of the near sighted players.
 
 Tomorrow night the Casino Five vii Journey to Hartford for the second 8an10 VI tuC hbu with "FHdo" O'Brien. ct al. The local' are leading in the series with a IT Dir advantage for the sl0o side bet. Tht local team will consist of Lemeris Huck, Narcum, Foote and Anderson
 The Vikings baseball club will meet tomorrow night at the Pioneer grounds for practice. All candidates are re- Quested to be on hand at 5 o'clock The team will open the season with the Plainville team on next Sunday in that town.
 The special bowling match between the Red Sox and the Yankees of the Traut and Hine league, rolled last night at the Casino alleys, was won by the Red Sox, 1904 to 1,241. Johnny O'Neil, the popular paymastcr, and winner Of the booby prize on many occasions during the past season, was again in the limelight last night. Otto Miller, a team mate of Johnnys was a good runner up to him and the de- feat of the Yankees can be attributed to these two bowlers, according to ac- counts. The rest of the Yankees bowled we'll, but were unable to carry the burden. Johnny O'Neil is now con sidering forsaking bowling and taking up golf. The league extends to John ny best wishes in his new sport.
 A big crowd of boxing fans at Holyoke. Mass, was treated to "one of those things fast night. when tbe referee stopped the affair between Mickey Walker and Harlem Eddie Kelly. in the second round.
 According to figures of President Thomas J. Hickey of the American as- sociation. the Minneapolis club has played through 2o1 games without having been whitewashed.
 Another good suggestion for the Industrial league is to place guard rails around second base SO that when Mur- phy. the Herald center fielder hits the bag, he vii! be able to stop.
 Brotheriy love was very much in evidence when Tommy Crean connect ed for two bagger off his brother Gerry Tommy scored the first run of the game also.
 Harold Jones did the Barnum and Bailey circus stunt Of the game when he did somersault trying to score a run. The worst of it was that he was put out.
 There was a great deal of interest shown in the first game last evening. The Gas company men were up in the park strong and good sized crowd of rooters was on the side lines.
 The next game will be played Thurs l Jay evening when the league will be i we'll under way. The Spaulding Co. is a cup for the league leaders, md there is going to be a sure fight 'or the pennant.
 Home Run" Baker of the Yankees continues his terrific hitting for the dugmen. Yesterday he poled out or-ply clout aiding materially in the tctory over the Chisox.
 Billy Kopf did nothing with the willow against Pitcher Donahue of the Reds yesterday.
 A scratch hit by Howie Baker of the Iilliea prevented Ralph Head of the Senator's from pitching fo-hit game -esterday at the Clarkin stadium.
 Martin, the star catcher of the Holy .ross team is suffering from an injury 0 his shoulder, and was not expected 0 play against Harvard at Cambridge his afternoon.
 Bill Clancy, playing with the Adkins cam in the Hardware City Industrial eAgue yesterday afternoon, evidently wants to let everybody in on one Of his ood plays. About to pull the hidden all trick on an unsuspecting player esterday, Bill noticed that the um- ire was not watching, so he obligingly alled out several times for the arbi- CT to witness the killing" Campbell i'd as requested, with the result that he play was perfectly executed.
 The Connecticut River league opens p May 20, and there will be quite a ew of the New Britain ball tossers cen In the lineups Of the various cams in the first games. The local oys will play down the river on Sat rdays and will scatter on Sundays
 According to the latest reports, the ollowing men will be seen in the liver teams uniforms; Joe Fitz-