New Britain herald., 1922-05-08
ON THE FIRST BOUND
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The no-hit game twirl-l yesterday hy Jess Barnes, marked the sixth time that New York hurler has accom- plished the feat, Previous ao-nlt game vele turned in by Amos Rusio, or Juiy si, 1891 against Brooklyn, Mat thewson, tYic", thH first against ths St. ouis Cardinals on July ih, 1901 and duplicating the fest against the Chciago cans. on 'une la, lent' Rec Ames let the Dodgers down with safe blngle cn April l6, looo, and on Sep tcmler 6, 1912, Jeff TeNoau he'l the Phillics soorcloss anu fnlesA
 Five home runs were poled out in the ma ior leagues yt rLSSssy, three iu the National league, by Foweii C: inc Braves: Rohwcr Of thc Pirates and Grimes of tho Cnba. Tn the American league, Cobb of Detrct got ono and Falr of the Chisoy, tae other
 Luis Firpo, the So1.h American heavyweight. has Teen matched 10 meet Jack Herman, in a bout at Eh- bets Field, Brooklyn, next Saturday afternoon.
 A baseball team has been organized at the P. X F. Corbn company. anl many of the former players on the team which played in the Industrial league will be back in harness. John Tobin and Walter Golf are handling the destinies of the club. and so far 1t has been arranged that no games will be played on local diamonds The sea son will probably open next Saturday at Middletown. The nucleus of the team is as follows: Jerry Grkfen, AL Blanchard, Patrus. Larson and Cor man. Games may be booked by com municating with either Mir. Tobin or MT. Golf, care of the Corbin office.
 The Nalkyrians, leaders of the La dies City league, will bowl the Charter Oak alleys ladies' at the Rogers Recreation lanes this evening.
 Golf will be added to the list of sports at Rutgers college next season. according to an announcement just made.
 The Baltimore Orioles aS usual are at the top of the International league, but are being closely pressed by the Rochester Bronchos, managed by George Stallings, former big league boss
 Two hits in five trips 1to the plate was Billy kopfIs batting offering for the Braves yesterday in the game against Brooklyn.
 The Pittsheld Hillies will oppose Jim Clarkin's Senators a1 the Frank lin avenue grounds.at Hartford tomor- row afternoon.
 The Princeton track team defeated Yale in the meet at New Haven Sat urday afternoon, Il 1-2 points to 4S 2-3 points.
 Michael J. Finn, foEmer manager of the Waterbury baseball team dropped dead while watching a game at Omaha last Saturday. At one time MT. Finn took an active interest in foot racing in this part of the country, and some of his deeds are still fresh in the minds of local followers of the cinder path sports.
 The Penn track team experienced little difficulty in defeating Dartmouth Saturday afternoon at Hanover, SO points to 55.
 Ted Lewis and Georges Carpenter will meet in the ring at London next Thursday
 Tn elocal track team, products of the Glen street dump, seems to be the only crew that can turn in a win. Then ran up against an excellent team in Nau- gatuck Saturday, and the showing they made was great. It seems that they will come through despite the obstacles that they encounted in train- ing.
 The St. Thomas team seems to be the jinx of Waskitz, the local Trade school slab artist. Last year he was driven out of the box by the seminary boys, and there was plenty of reason for yanking him yesterday.
 Dixie Griffen was the only man on the New Britain nine who looked like a ball player against New Haven Saturday. He had a perfect day in the field, and got two bingles out of four trips to the plate. We wonder when 10 nj u-i11 a1n 1toi ,,J