New Britain herald., 1922-08-22

day against the Newburg team from
 New York. Hal Justin hit them hot and heavy getting four out of four, a
 homer, two doubles and a single. Billy Dudack will leave for the West tomorrow morning. He is going to
 Pawhuska, Oklahoma, to resume his coaching duties there. He did not play
 with the Bethel teant last Sunday.
 A good number of sport followers will watch with interest the showing which Nicholson, winner of the four | mile marathon here Saturday, will make in New Jersey next week. He is entered there in a big run to be staged as an annual event.
 The local boys are elated over the showing of their team in the match relay race in Berlin Saturday. With couple new men who were unavaila-
 ble last Saturday, the local post ex-
 poets to have as good an ex-service-
 mems relay team as there is in the | state. Many who attended the track meet in Berlin Saturday, are not yet over the surprise they received at the ability of Policeman Thomas Feeney.
 The local cops have about sold out the city on tickets for their an- nual baseball game with the Meriden team. The public has backed them up in a splendid way, according to state ments of the men selling the tickets, and large sum of money will be turned into sthe pension fund as the result.
 The local team is letting no dust grow in under their feet but they are out to practice at every available op portunity The team is showing real class this year and expect to turn the tables on the Meriden bluecoats when they meet.
 William McGowan, an International League umpire, was fined S26 in the police court in Baltimore for his share in an incident at Oriole Park yesterday, in which the umpire and Harry McCurdy, first baseman of the Syracuse club and former University | of Illinois football and baseball star came to blows after McCurdy had ' questioned q decision Of the umpire.
 It was stated this afternoon at the . office of Judge Landis that the Com | missioner would not reopen the Doug las case. The guilty party has been found and punished, and so far as our office is concerned the matter is a closed incident" It was said at the office.
 Clarence Pinkston, San Francisco, | won the A. A. L. National senior high diving championship at Coronado yes terday Only ten points behind him was Haig Trieste. Los Angeles, pres ent holder of the junior national high diving championship.
 Outfelder Joe Connolly of the Lit tie Rock Southern Association club has been sold to the Cleveland Amer jeans, it was announced today.
 Walter Hagen, American home-bred and Abe Mitchell one of England's leading professionals, meet today in 36 hole golf match over the West course at the Westchester- Biltmore Country club.
 The rife team which will represent the United States at the international matches to be held at Milan, Italy, Sept. 1920 will train at Coblenz with the American forces in Germany If was announced today by the National Rife Association. The team will sail from New York Wednesday on the steamship President Adams.
 Announcement was made today to the effect that the St. Louis Cardinals hsve released pitcher Sidney Benton to the Syracuse International League club. He is the eighth St. Louis player to report there within month.
 The American women's athletic team. which competed in the inter national women's field meet yesterday left Paris this morning and sailed from Cherboure for New York on the steamer Ssxonia this afternoon The Iesm's coach before leaving, filed a formal protest on the 40 yard relay