New Britain herald., 1922-07-12

Kaceys baseball team, has booked the
 Brooklyn A. c. team of Waterbury
 for next Sundays attraction at St VI MArys field
 The Thursday night practice Of the II kaceys will not be held tomorrow
 evening. owing to inability to secure Il St. Marys field.
 II The Kaceys vii Journey to Winsted
 next Saturday to meet the town team
 of that place.
 | Jim Thorpe through his recent &C., \ tions. got in bad" with the fans at | Waterbury and New Haven. The stage is being set for the pro- \ posed bout between Jack Dempsey
 and Harry Wills. The affair looms
 up as the best of any of the men
 tioned bouts to date. 4 The police board has given permis-
 sion to the men, to go ahead and ar- l range for baseball game between
 New Britain and Meriden. It is ex- I pected that the bunch of has-beens ! will be out soon for practice lilly Walker kept up in the home ' run hitting race with Rogers Hornsby
 and Ken. Williams, by polling out two
 circuit smashes yesterday at Shibe
 Park.
 TuyA ho lie, r->a stauffer. the Bridgeport hurler from pitching & perfect game yesterday The former Lehigh star shut out New Haven without hit or run,> at Bridgeport. Manager Gus Gardella has signed Demers, semi-pro player, and rated as one of the best young hurlers in and around North Adams Mass. Dr. H. F. Bailey, former member of the New York Giants, died yester- day at Toledo, o.
 Johnny Dundee. junior lightweight champion. has been matched to meet Danny Frush, of Cleveland, at Ebbets Field, on August IA. The boys will battle for the New York state feath- erweight title.
 Bill Kopf went big yesterday at Forbes Field. In five trips to the ! plate, the local boy poed out three hits. He scored two runs, and tielded eight chances perfectly.
 Talk about municipal golf links in this city seems to have died down.
 Lawyer Stanley J. Traceski, one of the city's best golfers, has tough assignment this week on the Sequin club links. Stan is to be pitted against F. H. Jarvis, of Hartford, in the qualifying round for the pres- 1dent's cup.
 Judge w. F. Mangan. pr. George W. Dunn and James Kelly are other local golfers still in the running for the presidents cup tourney at the Sequin Golf club.
 Jack Flynn, the star of the New
  declined several. offers to play in faster company.
 The Redwoods defeated the Co., lumbias in the S120 League at St. Mary's Playground last evening by the score of 10 to .2. The game was fast one and large crowd was on hand to watch the performance. Many fielding gems were contributed , by players on both sides.
 In the second game, the Nutmegs defeated the Glendales by the score of 6 to 4. The excitement through out this game was intense as there exists a great deal of bitter rivalry between the two aggregations. The z game last evening tells pretty we'll who has the better of the argument , between, the followers of the two { teams as to supremacy on the dia- . mond, and though the defeated teams followers will not admit their superb ority, the victors say that they can duplicate last nights win the next time the two teams meet
 The Dodgers will meet the Colo nials at St. Mary's field tomorrow eve ming in a twilight Hardware City League game. A large crowd is ex- pected to turn out to watch this bat tie as the teams are pretty evenly matched.
 An exciting game of baseball was staged at Lake Compounee yesterday when the church workers and the choir from St. Mary's church met on the diamond for their annual contest. The choir won for the tenth consecu- tive time from their opponents by the score of 46 to 40. Joseph Haffey, genial undertaken, twirled for the choir and he displayed rare form in the pinches. He allowed only 22 hits. James Donahue worked behind the pat Bill Massey, famous for his prowess on the bowling alleys, twirled Tor the losers and Frank Clark worked behind the bat. John Crean, L> ringer" from the choir of the a church of St. John the Evangelist f made some pretty catches in the ;, field. F
 For a real all round baseball play [ IT, Al Schade, former High school ! actory league and A. E. F. baseball tar, just about takes first place. He anks with the best as a catcher As pitcher he can twirl a wicked ball md is better than an ordinary anna eur moundsman, while in the inheld ,r outfield he is sure. And with the