New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
ON THE FIRST BOUND
-WirH cI.ERKN,

| Coach George Cassidy has been put,
 ting his High sehoo' charges through
 some hard practice since Saturdays
 game in New Haven. Judging from the
 number of errors that were made by
 the locals, they are in need Of much practice.
 There is no reason why tho local
 team shouldn't be able to make s good
 showing against any Of the state high | school or preparatory school teams. The material that has been out for practice is excellent and the manner in which the team trimmed the Collegiate
 Prep" school team in the second
 game Of the season, shows that they can deliver the goods.
 The tennis match which tho local
 racquet wiclders played with Hartford on the Colt Park tennis courts Satur- day was a practice game. We are glad 1t was, because the local team didn't stand show. The first game for the cup which is being offered by George Dyson of the Porter and Dyson Co. of this city for the winners of the Tri- angular league for three years. will be played In New Haven two weeks from last Saturday.
 Coach Delaney Of the track team Is planning to keep his charges right at work. Because they won the first meet of the season Is no reason in his mind why they should rest on their laurels. Naugatuck was only the first match of the season.
 The Boosters baseball team would like 10 book games with the Young Independents, Columbias or the Boys club teams, or any teams averaging IS to Is years Of age. The Boosters opened the season successfully by de- feating the Winters 13 to 8. Isador Yahm of 47 Willow street Is the mana ger.
 Over in Waterbury the release of Walter Kopf by the Giants manage ment is attributed to his refusal to join the Brasscos
 Many things are told of Mike Finn who died suddenly Saturday at Omaha Neb., while attending baseball game It can be said of him that he gathered one of the sweetest collections of ball players that ever performed in the Connecticut or Eastern league.
 The doresters have it all figured out that Norwich, the unbeaten two-year r old of the season, will win the Ken lucky Derby next Saturday
 Foote and Anderson will roll Eaton and Jerrold of Bristol, at the Casino alleys this evening, in the Connecticut Duckpin tourney.
 Some of the local followers of the | boxing sport, have noted that Frankie | Glennon of Hartford will be the referee for the bouts at Meriden next night.
 Three of the good teams in the | Eastern league are scheduled at the | avenue grounds at Hartford, | Tor the remainder of the week Tomor- row Bridgeport will be the attractions l New Haven appears on Friday and on | Saturday afternoon. the sensational [ Albany team headed by Paddy O'Con- ! TOT will meet the Senators.
 The local Kaceys, winners of the tate league basketball championship turing the pas tseason, will be en- ertained royalty next Sunday evening lt banquet to be held at E,lks' home lt o'clock. The banquet will follow ! working of the third degree at Turner hall in the afternoon.
 It looks as though the plans for the rganiZing of q baseball team to be ,nown as Rogers Recreation nine are II of. Nothing has been heard from Bill Clancy of late regarding the plans R//NV E0R THE WEEH