New Britain herald., 1922-08-18
ON THE FIRST BOUND
-wIrR CLERKIN-

Paulson, the local boy, will be ol
 first base tomorrow for the New Hart ford club against the Corbin nine and 1t Ia expected that Berg. the loca twirler will be on the mound for tn visitors.
 Interest is running high in the com
 ing open hundred yard dash at St Mary's field Sunday in coniunctio,
 with the P. o. clerks field day Tn,
 local men who have entered are ou
 to win the championship of the city
 and claim that anyone who is not en
 tered should not kick against the de
 cision of the judges.
 It will be a treat to watch the per.
 tormance Of the south paw catche,
 who will appear with the New Hart.
 ford club tomorrow. The pest mar
 we remember in this city who wai wearing the mask behind the plate
 and threw left arm was "Hnges
 Kieley. Ray Begley used to be q good backstop, but he quite when he hit 50 many batters throwing to second
 Postmaster William F. Delaney of this city is enthusiastic over the number of entries that have been handed Tn for the meet In Berlin. He stated yesterday that some of the athletes who have entered are rated as the best in New England and some of them rate with the best in the country.
 Bets are being placed on the two local veteran organization teams for whom special match race is be- ing run. The followers Of both are stirring up a lot of enthusiasm and are confident that their charges are out to win. Both managers are keer- ing their men in the dark so we haven't been able to get thelr names:
 Hundreds of sport lovers are out to see the marathon race to be staged to- morrow under the auspices of the Der lin post of the American Legion. The
 
 and ends up in Berlin at the track there.
 The men who have entered into this event are well known to the sport followers in this city and state. Rudin Of New Haven Is counted on to win the honors, but he will have stiff op- position and close competition.
 Some beautiful prizes are being of fered to the winners of the various events and it is the hope of many that the public will support this maiden at- tempt of the Berlin boys to put across a track and field meet of the first magnitude.
 Large crowds of members of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars of this city are plan ming to attend the meet in Berlin to- morrow, and members from the other parts of the state will be on hand We wish the management of the meet all the success in the world for their efforts in giving this part of the state an opportunity to see some of the best athletes in the country perform
 We know that Jimmy Sullivan, re- gently appointed to the regular police force Is one of those who will con- pete, but who the others are is not yet known.
 The race between the Independents and the Colonials in the Hardware City League at St. Marys field is ge-- | ting closer and closer every game. ! Both teams will battle tomorrow, and | this game will probably decide the winner Of the silver loving cup being offered by Art Pilz,
 Larry Mangan who is mana ging the Kaceys ball team during the absence of Manager McConn who is in New York on his vacation, has not sue. ceeded in hooking up with any teams for this Sunday He is waiting for number of answers and will announce tomorrow if the Kaceys will play this week or not.
 Miss Mercedes Bush, IS, today held he women's western junior golf for the second time In hree years having defeated Miss Vir- sinia Wilson of Onwentsia { and 2 at he Westmoreland links yesterday Miss Bush also won the gold medal in he qualify round with a score Of 94
 Football candidates at Yale Univer- ity have been notified to report for practice September 5, it was announc- ,d today. Dr. Billy Bull is already making plans for the beginning of ,ridiron workouts. Dave Danforth, left handed pitcher or the St Louis Browns. has been eleasedl under option to the Tulsa Hub of the Western league. Bob Quinn, business manager of the club , today. ' Walter Hagen, the British amateur , hampton and Joe Kirkwood, the ; australian titleholder, will play the $ rst international match of their tour unday on the Shenecossett links in | lew London when they meet George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, the famous English pair. kirkwood also will give ne of his trick shot exhibitions here F unday. F ~Nie rr,c Ia IaaJs tN