Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-02
Kaceys Present New Lineup For Sunday

The attraction at the fair grounds on sunday will be the fast SDartan club Of Hartford. a club that is playing fast ..rnf-nro hall around Hartford and the v-estcrr mart of the state. The Spartan H-e,fp wln include Dutch" Leonard. well snoua locally. on first; Powers, second sase. Faiinn. short; 'Fud' Sullivan TOT tncr Norwich. hoy, who has played wlth Inc Eastern league teams and who still Is ..tc same old ~Fud." will coved third base The outfeid will be taken care of by wat Dslnne and Murray. Ike pitching rEi be done either by Geetersloh. who aitshcd for Chester last year in the Hartford county league. or by Hocan' who was star hurler for the Sage-Allen tcarn cf the Commercial league, which wen the championship. "Red' killiam, rated as one of the best catchers in Hart lord. will be on The receiving end
 The lineup for the local Kacey team viii be somewhat changed from that Of fizsz Sunday. Ojerholm. who has played short this season, has left the team, as hls people. object 10 his playing Sunday aaii To f-f in al short, Manager OLeary has secured Twitcheh. who played wlth Inc Dorchester A. C.. and who played several games here last season Adams viii be at first. Teen. who showed up well last Tuesday. will be at second 1; sank vsfH be at third. In the outfield will be Jimmy Biagrif. Eddie Mckay and Jack Cabby. The pitching will be done by Gene Berry. who replaces Canavah Bergen will do the catching.
 In speaking of his change in pitchers, Manager O1seary says that as manager of a clean. sportsmanlike ball team he feels that In replacing Canavan he has acted for the best interests of the team and the fans. In explaining the position of the club last Tuesday, when Canavag failed 10 show up. Manager OLeary sNs shst Canavan contracted early in the sea- son to pitch all the games for the season Tor the Norwich club. Instead of living up to his contract he did not even notify she management Uf his quitting but went 30 far as to send down a man to pitch without a word to anyone. Manager OIeary. who was in Boston Memorial say morning. arrived at the ball grounds lust before the game and was confronted with the situation. He had no ater1a- live but to use the man that Canavan sent down. knowing full well that he was no man to put up against team like Manchester. But as was later discovered he probably did as well as Canavan would have done, for Canavan pitched on Memorial day at Lover, N. H.. for the lnounnAA AAE- AQ-s aBdAllSL AuS -NEN Hampshire Stzte college team, and while .s now pitching in Boston in the Twilight eludinE a rwo-bagger. a triple and home run. If the schoolboys did this to his selivery. what would have happened to aim against the Manchester sluggers? The Kacey management stated Thursday uirht that they were done with Canavau Tor good and all. not caring to have any thing more to do with h man of his cali bre. a man to whom contracts or word of honor mean nothing.
 Berry. who will pitch Sunday, belongs Co the New Haven club of the Eastern league but Is a holdout, refusing to go south with the club. However, he had southern training and pitched against the Baltimore club. holding them to two hits for eight innings He also pitched against Yale In a five inning game. holding them 10 one hit and striking out 10 men. He s nv pitching in Boston in the Twilight league. Berry will be remembered as the chap who pitched against the Kaceys ir Putnam last seaso7s. beating them to If Berry fails to make good, no effort oI expense will be spared to get a pitcher here that can produce the goods.
 An attempt Is being made to get Man. chester here again on July 2d.