New Britain herald., 1922-09-06
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CLERKIN-

Manaser Captain, Adviser Bill brennecke, announces that his Stars or last season will swing into action on the Roses Recreation alleys on Thurs. oay night, opposing the Charter Oak alleys fve of Hartford. The visitors VII nave the following players: Bar tnolomey. Burns, Waters, Carmen and Haines, The Stars will be represented ny the following: Larson, Narcum. Foote, Frisk. Myers and Ffederickson.
 Jack McCue. of the Russell and Er. win Foremen's club bowling league is all steamed up" over a recent 109 score registered in practice. Jack is now advising his friends to watch his smoke this season on the alleys.
 mere will be sigh of satisfaction around the Eastern league circuit when the season closes on September T' For a league commanding the ad- mission that the managers did during the past season, the poorest baseball on record has been played.
 Jerry Griffen and Jimmy Chalmers
 oAociiCu lO sO dRal0SI the kaceys next Sunday and the followers oi the Corbin team are chuck full of commence that either of these two ooys can turn the trick, and win the city championship for the Lockmak- CTS. The kaceys rooters are not satisfied that the best team won the opening game in the series with the Corbin nine. It seems to be the consensus of opinion, that Mccormick was allowed 10 remain too long on the mound. Gerry Crean is hopeful that his farewell appearance as a resident of this city, will be featured by win | over John Francis Tobin's team next sunday. Such an achievement will af- 1ord Gerry plenty of opportunity of | telling at Attleboro, Mass, natives his record as hurler, during the coming winter The Meriden police baseball team arrived in this city early this after noon. prepared to repeat the victory of last week over the local bluecoats.
  panied the visitors At the close of the game, banquet will be served at the Elks club. Billy" McCue and Matt. Rival, have prepared bountiful re- past to be devoured.
 The kaceys baseball team will meet at o'clock this evening at St. Mary's field for practice. The team will also practice on Friday evening at o'clock at the same grounds. l Manager John Francis Tobin has is- sued orders to the Corbin team to as- semble tomorrow night at St. Mary's I field for practice. The Hartford Rovers soccer football , team will play the Olympics of South $ Manchester at Charter Oak Park next ' Sunday afternoon. The contest is I scheduled to start at 3:15 o'clock The \ Rovers will have somewhat changed :, lineup from that which lost to the Silk Town team last Sunday.
 Those from this city that went to z Charter Oak Park yesterday afternoon to witness the attempt of Peter Man H ming to lower his record were disap- ,f ,f pointed. d Another indication that fall is near Q, at hand is indicated by the appear " " ance of bowling scores and notes each n now. After lean summer, , the managers of the local alleys are ~ looking forward to banner winter in ii the popular indoor sport.
 The American tennis aces, William T. Tilden, End and William M. John- B ston, successfully defended the Davis II Cup ownership for another year yes " terday at Forest Hills, by defeating c, Gerald Patterson and James Ander- Fl son. It was rather nice of Patterson Rl to speak so highly of the American sportsmanship. Let's hope Mrs. Molla ol Mallory was within hearing range xC when the praise was given. oe The winning of two games by the Braves from the Giants yesterday was SO great to a Boston rooter, that he Ht dropped dead. Some of the New York F. 'ans are also in bad way just now, Co with the McGrawmen losing regularly, Ml md the Tanks relinquishing the st, American league lead. NJ
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 T. Tracey Ferguson of Walingford, pr vas awarded the decision over Wild nan" Gould 0f Brockton, Mass, after ch ten round muss at Worcester Mass, Ds ast night. ste
 Ri Reports from the training camps of ao u Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury and lv. louis Kid" kapan of Meriden indi- ba ate that the boys are hard at work Jo' or the bout at Meriden on September bv 1. nr
 Jol Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley, sCal., ,,r ut nd Vincent Richards of Yonkers, N. Du y.. defeated Mrs. Molla Mallory of ow Jew York and Pat OHara Wood of australia in q tennis match at Forest Hills yesterday afternoon. The scores were 6-4 2-6, 6-5. In