New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

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 The Blue Army had no right un- der'the league rules 10 use an out . sider but it would seem right to have the opposing team protest the fact of a ringers" use before the game began and 10 play under pro- test if necessary and then the mat ter would have been settled, As it
 s, 1t seems that the protest is com ing at the wrong time.
 The GasCos made short work of he Orioles of the City league in
 last nights session at Walnut Hill Park, The Meter Readers had things their own way all through the game and scored in every inning. The Orioles one inning came in the sec ond when they scored three runs for their entire total scoring of the game.
 The Orioles, however, played the game without the services of the toagrove brothers, two of the best players and heaviest hitters on the team. This may have accounted in great measure for the poor show ing Of the City league team. Then, the team couldn't show the fight in an ordinary game like last night than 1t docs in a league contest.
 With the elimination of ". F. Seeley of BrookIawn, present state champion, from competition at New Haven for the 1921 crown, and the phenomenal playing of W. J. SWee- ney of Shuttle Meadow yesterday. New Britain golf fans are roofing for the local man to come through this year. Always favorte with the fans SWeeney's winning of the state championship this year would he great boost for the game in this city, A new champion is as- sured in the play.
 With Walter Johnson retired last year after the world series, the poor old veteran of the Washington Scna- tors only went in against the Phil adeIphia Athletics yesterday and held them down to two hits. Then to make matters worse, he only struck out seven men and worst of all he didn't issue a single pass. No question about him being done. He won't last another week.
 Y MT. Harry Wills fails to push over Charley Weinert tomorrow night in New York, he will be done aS B logical" contender for Demp- sty's crown. The big boys in New York give Greb and Wills the better of their respective arguments, but their opinion is worth little more than anyone's. Some times they dop" them and other times they don't. We do the same thing.
 Constable" Mickey Huber must have thought that he was serving a writ on a baseball last Saturday, be- cause he walked away with the last ball In the game. The Burritts who were the winning club, are entitled to the ball and if the "Constablc" doesn't come across. We are afraid that Fred Wrinkle or George Stark will he after him with another paper. Nlcky donSn't get angry yory often nut he was blue in the face last Saturday.
 Managers of baseball teams and those interested in other branches of sports who have items 10 put on the sport page. are asked 10 get them in carly in the morning. Those items which como late in the day will either have 10 be omitted or placed on some other page. If they arc important enough they will be | used the next day, Ten o'clock in | the morning is the dead line for | sports but the earlier these items | gre sent in, the better space they | will get.
 Whats the Walter ]. Smith Post, | V. r, w, team doing for Saturdays | race in Hartford. Come on, Jimmy, let Us hear from you.
 IT New Britain folks hear a loud | rcisa this afternoon like great 1o1ring C. the winds, they will know th2' it was simply inc boys from the church of St. John the Evan- eolist up in Hartford roofing for 'rhuCky" Wojak to come through in today's game. Several hundreds of the boys arc being treated 10 the G1me in Inc Capital City today.
 We would like 10 get some dope on tho track doings in town. It. seems that there should he q num- f her of New Britain boys who arc in the X. A. Y, and planning 10 en- ter meets in the state this year and we would like 10 start them off right. Let's go,
 The Landcrs Fifth floor team trimmed the Sixth floor last night in good shape and if the series be- tween these two teams ever ends, there will be some pretty baseball 10 he figured out. At present the teams have played five games with the Sixth Floor being on top with three wins to the Fifth Floors two.
 The Herald" announcer will be on the job tomorrow night again for