New Britain herald., 1922-05-18
ON THE FIRST BOUND
.WITH CI.ERKIN,

The cstdidates for the Kaceys base ball team will meet at 6;30 o'clock this evening at St. MaIy's field for practice.
 The Wallingford quintet will oppose the local team at Rogers Recreation alleys this evening.
 Gus Gardclia, the leader of the PitYfied HilTles, is the only Italian manager in organized baseball.
 George Tnylor, who has played basketball here with Longe Saviski's team and the Waterbury Kaceys, has been signed for another year ns ath- letic director at Crosby High school, . Waterbury.
 Manager Jack Coffey has turned down an offer from Waterbury for "Briek" Kane. the cIoutiug outflelder of the Senators, The Brasscos man. agement offered cash inducement, with a pitcher to boot.
 Earl Stimpsor, one of the veterans of the New Haven team, has drawn his release from the Profs.
 Judge kenesaw M. Landis, the high commissioner Of baseball, has promis- ed President George Weiss of the New Haven club, that he will attend a game in that city some time this sea- son.
 Outhelder Walter Feid, last year with the New Haven team. has been recalled from the Ontario team. Feid expressed a dissat tisfaction with his berth
 Next season will see . reduction in the admission of prices into the major league ball parks. Commissioner Lam dis is said to be insistcnt on the cut in price.
 Dixie" Griffen. who was a good athlete long before the present system of coaching was put into effect at the High school, continues to be the star of the school baseball team.
 The Holy Cross baseball team, with Jim Funny on the mound, easily de- feated the Bowdoin team at Portland, Me, yesterday. 14 to 2.
 The Naples A. c. baseball team is out with a challenge to meet any nine in the city avera ging IS to 20 years of age. This chaIlenge goes for the Shamrocks particularly Matthew J. Hayes, is the Naples manager, and can be reached at the New Britain Taxi station, Tel. 2700.
 Frank J. McConn, who has been named manager of the kaceys base ball team has shown himself to be on the job already. Given the task of handling the destinies Of the team this season, on last Monday. he has set right out to get the best baseball attractions possible. It is now Up to the local fans to come through with support. It takes good support to run q baseball team.
 Joe Foote and Eddie Anderson con- tinued their good work in tfe Con- necticut Duck pin tourney last night, defeating Burns and Earth holomey of Hartford. at the Casino alleys. If the local duo keep Up their present form they should get inside the prize money
 Jack Britton, held little battling ractice last night at Tulsa, Okla, by knocking out Morris Lux of Kansas City in the fifth round of scheduled 1 12 round affair.
 The new ruling of the New York i, boxing commission whereby boxing | champions will be required to defend their title every six months, should sport.
 The lineups of the bowling teams which will meet tonight at Rogers Recreation alleys are as follows: New Britain, Thompson, Larson, Frisk. | Narcum and Brennecke; Wallingford, | Collett, McGrath, Anderson, Couehlin and Forbes. 1
 The Michigan boxing commission has suspended Danny f'rush of Cieve- land and Johnny Reislcr of New York for one year, for enga Ging in 'one of those affairs" in the Wolverine State recently.
 Tomorrow night Casino Five will tackle team from Hartford headed by "Fido" O'Brien. The locals re- gently copped money game from the Capital Cityites, who are now seeking revenge. The locals will use Lemeris, Footc, Brisk Narcum and Anderson.
 Mac. Aldrich, the Yale star, con tinues to scintillate at the shortteld position for the Blue nine. It would not be surprising to head of some of the big leagues grabbing this boy at the end of the college season. ,Goldie Rapp, who was injured at St. Louis Tuesday when he fell into a dugout, has recovered and has join Cd his team at Cincinnati.
 The Yale tennis team defeated Dartmouth at New Haven yesterday, to 1.
 II U D2<aal M - - s, - V la Ilu1 IBs
 FOX'S-Mon., Tues., Wed.
 ARABIAN LOVE"