New Britain herald., 1922-06-13
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH cI.ERKIN

Practice for the Kaceys baseball team will be held at o'clock this evening at St. Mary's field. 2 Nom. Begley made good in his mi ual appearance with the South Nor walk kaceyH last Sunday. The local boy accepted five fielding chances several of them being hard hit balls At the bat he got one single and SCOT cd two runs. The South Norwalk team defeated the ltalian-American team of New Haven, ' to 1.
 Fred Tyler. veteran backstop of tho Eastern league, Is to be turned loosc by Waterbury. to make room for Cou- siheau of Tordham, according to re- ports.
 l The Springfield Ponies will play the Hartford Senator at Clarkin Field tomorrow afternoon.
 There Is some talk of having "Kid' Wagner of Philadelphia and Kid" Kaplan Of Meriden, meet again in the roped arena.
 The Herald and the Adkins teams will meet this afternoon at Walnut Hill park.
 New Britain and Hartford bowlers are to clash again this season on the alleys. A home and home match, for $10o a side, has been arranged be tween the Casino and Wooster tea ms The first game will be rolled at the Casino alleys on Friday night. The local representatives arc AS follows. Foote, Lemeris, Andy Narcum md Frisk.
 William T, Tilden, 2nd, worlds ten his champion, defeated Richard H. Cole of Hartford, in the opening round of the New England tennis championship vest day at Hartford. The scores were 6-2 and 6-4.
 William J. Bingham, director of track athletics at Harvard, has an nounced that he will continue in that capacity for another year.
 Johnny Buff and Joe Lynch, will battle for the bantamweight title on July 10 at the Velodrome, New York It will be a Is round affair.
 The Hartford baseball team has evidently taken on new lease of life. The club has won two games in a TOW on foreign fields, defeating Wa terbury on Sunday and again yester- day.
 The Yale athletic committee for the first time in years, conducted a public sale of tickets today for the Yale Harvard baseball game on June 20.
 Walter Wolf, a Hartford boy, who is attending Lebanon college, has join ed the Philadelphia Athletics He was with the Mackmen for a time last sea- son.
 John Saxe, member of the Kaceys basketball team has been elected man. ager of team to be known as the All Collegians.
 Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury easi- ly outpointed Gene Belmont of Mem phis, Tenn, in a 12 round bout last night at Jersey City.
 The White Sox management has re- leased Catch Yaryan to the Kansas City Club of the American Associa- ton.
 S. c. Conger of New York has been riers for next season.
 Gus Sandberg, a catcher, has been sold by the Toronto club to the Read ing club of the International league.
 Willie. Jackson is the latest light weight champion to announce his aspirations to wear the crown now held by Benny Leonard.
 Jack Britton has commenced train ing for the coming 15 round battle with Benny Leonard at the Veledrome at New York, on June 26.
 The first round in the women's state golf championship tourney, opened at Bridgeport today
 Steps have already been taken to prevent the proposed fight between Jack Johnson and Tut Jackson, sched- uled for July 4, at Washington Court | House, Ohio.