New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
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 The Kaceys baseball team will hold . practice at 7;l5 o'clock this evening at St. Mary's field.
 Tho Strong Hearts baseball team, after a successful opening with the Boys club nine, which was beaten de- cisively. would like to book games with any local team averaging 12 to 1b years. Communications should be forwarded to Captain Charles Gadorn- ski of sS Grove street, or Manager Eddie Zaleski of 90 Booth street.
 A dinner dance will be held at the eeouin Golf club on tomorrow eve- ning.
 Bill Brennecke, who has been out Nf the limelight for several weeks, has managed to get back again. Bill has been industriously engaged for some time In building big boat in the eel lar of the Rogers Recreation building on Church street. The boat Is practi- caily completed, but what is now bothering Bill fs, how he is going to ret 1t out of the place.
 Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury, will meet Gene Belmont of New York, in the 12 round star bout at Jersey City next Monday night.
 Tedder Kilduff basketball and bas- ball star. is the latest young man to become an ardent golfer we hear. Tedder keep persistently challenging the writer to a game. Some day his wish will be gratifed.
 The Albany team will play Hart ford on Wednesday and Thursday.
 Talk of a big trade involving Pitts aeld and Waterbury players has been resumed around the Eastern league circuit. According to the we'll known dope. Manager Gardella has been of- fered Red" Torphy, Shorty, Long and Al. Pierrotti of the Brasscos for Frank Stapelton and Del Capes.
 There E a letter at the Herald sporting department for the manager of the TIojans baseball team
 The East Sides one of the fastest team in Meriden, would like to book games with an local team. H. T. Hackbanh of 133 Murray stret. Meri- den, is the manager of the club.
 Coach Percy Wendell will call the Willianr' football candidates on September 14. according to an an- nouncenent made today.
 J. V. Burke of Wakefield. Mass, | has ben elected captain of the liar l ward rack team for next season.
 Hoe Cross will play Yale at New Havel tomorrow afternoon. The Wor- cestel collegians defeated Providence colle,e yesterday 1h to o.
 Coch Delaney will have a hard job on Is hands to get together a track tean next year. The majority of the poit getters of this years team are to grluate,, leaving only few men to forn the nucleus of a team for next seson.
 There will be, however, some real god men left in the persons of Lan- '>dto, Bray, Linton, Quigley and Nples, around whom the rest of the tam will be built. Landino good as F has been during the past season, Aould be much better next year espite the responsibility of leading AA feo k; ols
 The loss of Ned Delaney will De l 'elt keenly by the track team this year. It is reported that he will take post graduate course at the school, but he Is barred from further partici- patton in athletics by the three-year rule. His advice and the assistance that he might be able to give to the other members of the team will be very valua ble. However, next years team will have !. a place in which to train The South V End Park will be put in shape in : time to let the boys romp around the = track. We have visions also of big A z A. U. nets here when the field is laid :. out. l; A number of local athletes are f making plans to enter the American r Legion met in New Haven next month : With Gerry Hannon and Bob Peplau + New Britain should carry \ away some of the laurels there. F Director John O'Brien of St. Marys V is planning to-hold city :, championship athletic meet in the y fall.
 Rain halted the baseball game be- r tween Columbia and Syracuse in the t sixth inning yesterday at New York, ( The Morningside team was leading at S the time, ? to 0. o The New York Yankees lost an ex- s hibition game to the Rochester team h of the International league yesterday, d to 3. t
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