New Britain herald., 1922-07-21
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH cLERKIN-

Eddie Rouah, who has been a hold out from the Reds lineup owing to salary differences. has made applica- ton to Commissioner Landis for a reinstatement. ....
 Pitcher Ernie Shore, formerly of the Red Sox, has asked the Los An geles management to give him his un- conditional release. He plans to run a baseball team in New England.
 Mrs. Mollh Bjurstedt Mallory, the uncrowned queen of the tennis world. has a poor regard for the newspa pers, judging from the remarks she emitted when she came ashore yesterday after her disastrous trip to Europe. Molla said what she thinks. and 1t would no doubt be interesting to get her views other than those she lets loose.
 Gene sarazen, the national open golf champion, paired with J.. T, L.. Hubbard of Bridgeport, lost four some to W. Parker Seeley, the Con- necticut amateur champion and George Sparling. one up. at the Brook lawn Country club, at Bridgeport, yes- terday.
 Owing to the poor condition of his legs. Joe Cosgrove, the Waterbury outfelder, has declined to meet Jim Thorpe of the Hartford team in foot race.
 Manager John Tobin of the Corbin team has booked a finA attraction for tomorrow afternoons game at Walnut Hill park in the Ben Hurs of Hart ford. This aggregation has been play ing together for a number of seasons, and sport fine record. Manager Op- pelt will use the following lineup to- morrow: Goetz, 3b: Yates, 2b: Walsh. ss: Oppelt, of; Whalen. lf Deegan, If; B. Hurtzfelt, 1b; Corcoran, c: c. Hurtzfelt or Flaherty, p. The Corbin team will send into the game the fol- lowing batting order: Patrus, 2b; Preisser, ss; Blanchard. sb; Huber If: Corbin, of; Clinton Or Carrozza, c: Parsons, 1b; Jackson, of; Chalmers or Griffen, p.
 The Stronghear,s baseball team is continuing to pile Up victories regu- larly, the latest team to bow down to the stronghearts being the Tigers of Plainville, and the score was 13 to I.
 The undefeated Swedish Lutheran church team of this city, will play the Hartford Swedish Lutherans at 2l o'clock tomorrow afternoon on Dia- mond No. at Pope Park, Hartford A victory for the locals will put them within one game of the church league championship. The management will use either Wolf or Berg on the pitch int mound. with Nelson or Johnson doing the backstopping. The infeld will consist of Parsons, Bjorklund. rrisk and Hillstrand. In the outf1eld will be Dahlstrorn, Ahlquist and Carl son The team will leave the church on Franklin Square at o'clock. Practice for the team will be held at 6:3o o'clock tonight at. the Ellis street diamond.
 Joe Williams, formerly of New York, and the First Division, A. E. F. | has organized a swimming class. | which meets daily in mud bank near Berlin. Williams, who has acquired considerable fame as a natator is pleased with the manner in which his pupils are taking to his instructions in new ttrokes.
 The acquisition of Nom Begley and Bill Burke, is bound to strengthen the KAc4ys. Both of these boys can hit, and this is what the locals need the most.
 Through an error, the name of Harry P. OConnor was omitted from the list of names of those who partici pAted in the Fresh Air Camp Fund rolf tourney at the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday.
 Alex A. Bird. professional at the eeduin Golf club, had a score of S21 in the Massachusetts open golf tour ney, which closed yesterday at Spring field, Mass. r. H. Jarvis, another of the Sequn club, finished the tourney with a score of 337.
 Rogers Hornsby, the brilliant sec ond baseman of the St. Louis Card inAls, made his 18th homer of the Deason yesterday.
 Bill Kopf got another hit yesterday,