New Britain herald., 1922-06-12


 French tennis champion, are trying te persuade her to give up the game, or account of her physical condition.
 Jim Thorpe, the famous Carlisle athletic star. is expected to join tht Hartford team tomorrow.
 Dr. c. M. Van Duzer of this city was eliminated in the semi-final of tho round robin golf tourney at the sequir club Saturday by Fred Johnson.
 It must be quite a shock to the St Louis fans the ways the Yankees have shocked shocker during the last two days.
 The Harvard oarsmen have arrived ct the training camp at Rep Top, tt prepare for the big races with Yale on the Thames river course.
 Frank Kramer and Alfred Goulet defeated Piana and Verri, the Italian team at the Newark Velodrome, in straight heats on a one mile course yesterday.
 Miss Glenna Collett the sensational Providence woman golfer, turned in a score of 79 in defeating James GIL more yesterday on the Westchester Biltmore Country club links. Gilmore 2 score was s1.
 Jim Tierney, the Lafayette college pitcher for four years, has comes to terms with the Rochester club man. agement. Tierney will graduate tomor- row and expects to join the Brorchos on Thursday.
 Rain averted clash between the police and the baseball management ct Rockville yesterday. The Rockville manager was warned by the court prosecutor that in playing the game the Sabbath would he commerialized. The management then decided to charge no admission, but to take up a collection. Jupiter Pluvius however, prevented a possible legal compica- ton.
 A New Haven newspaper in its story of the Wagner kaplan bout last Fri day night at Meriden, says that Rap Ian Is duck soup for almost any of the classy Gingsters. This will no doubt grieve some of the Church street en- thusiasts of the Silver City boz.
 Babe Ruth Is coming along pretty we'll as a home run clouter. He made bis total six last Saturday at St. Louis
 The Russell and Erwin Foremen's Bowling club held an outing last Sat urday at Mount Tom. Holyoke, Mass Preceding the trip, the members had dinner at the clubhouse. The party 'n1otored to the mount in automobiles All arrived at the place on time, ex- cept Bill Massey who was about an hour late. This is attributed to the fact that Bill has given up the use of gas in his auto, substituting air of the heated variety
 The melodious strains of up With the Angels Now" filled the air at Mount Tom last Saturday. Investiga- ton disclosed it was Jack McCue who was responsibue Several members of the Russwin club aver that this is Jlck's only way of getting near the locality inhabited by angels
 John Dixon, secretary of the Russell and Erwin bowling club, claims to have made great discovery last Sat urday. According to John, he located Bill Massey's goat at the foot of the hill leading to Mount Tom.
 For several days at least, there will be no bowling engaged in by the members of the R. & E. Foremen's club. Bad sunburn will prevent the boys from spilling the pins.
 Bill Massey displayed his excellent automobile manners on the trip last A hay wagon driver desir- ing to proceed without further in terruption, sounded a warning to Bill, whereupon he was given the right of way. passing Bills high powered" car
 The Kaceys looked like a ball club yesterday afternoon in defeating the highly touted Winsted team. The vic- tory was a clean one, nothing fuky whatever about it.
 Too much praise cannot be given Young Mccormick, the Kensington boy, for his exhibition on the mound Going against a club with the reputa- ton such as the visitors have, did not bother Mac a bit. Four hits was all that the visitors could garner off him. In the pinches the boy showed his cAlibre.
 The exhibition turned in by Me Cormick. assures Manager McConn of ! capable twirler for the hard sched- uie ahead. With Gerry Crean back in form, and Hope" Restelli also to fall back on, Manager Mac seems pretty well fortified with boxmen.
 The work of Johnny Kiniry was pleasing to watch yesterday The pep pery little fellow, accepted his only helding chance in right field, judging Rubina's hard smash perfectly. John ny got two hits. one of them a double and he registered at the home stationl three times. Kiniry set at rest any arguments that he has gone back, by his splendid work yesterday
 Budnick apeared for the first time h a kacey uniform. He was placed at the shortfield position. He accepted |