New Britain herald., 1925-06-02
Speakin g of Sports

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 Eddie Goeb. one of the best ball players New Britain has ever turn. ed out, came back into the lime. light Saturday afternoon in the role Of pitcher for Milldale ngainst All. RsnsinBton. Eddie opposed Slim Politls who twirled for Kenslngton and the game proved a good one.
 Gaynor. the Milidale umpire gave q good spectacle of poor umpiring during the game but one of the de. clsions. wherein he called a Ken slngton man out at first when the man was yards safe. took the pen out of Kensington and really lost the game for the team from down south. This also almost caused a riot but things calmed down after a while. r--...... ..l
 Kensington, however, can blame no one for dropping the game but their own poor team work. Playing stellar game for seven innings, the team seemed to so to pieces in the eighth The score stood five to one in favor of Kensington when through number of misplays, Mill dale filled the bags. run was scored and still the bags were filled. Then a high fly went out into the outfeld between left and center fields and both men went for 1t. Steve Dujack was heard to holler T got 1t" but the left fielder cut in front, of him and the ball was lost. Two more runs scored leaving the score at five to four.
 In the ninth, the poor decision was rendered against Kensington and then in their half. the Milldale players scored two more to win the contest.
 S. Budnick, the oldest of the family, was playing shortstop for the Kensington team. He has been laid up with sort of malaria which has settled in his shoulders and when 1t works out, he will probably hook up with the New Departure club. Buddy. as he is known. is one of the best and most dependable ball players in the town and if he can get into condition. should be heard from later on in the season.
 Fans are patiently waiting the an- nouncement regarding the city league, and something will be done about this pretty soon. The crowds miss the Saturday afternoon games at Walnut Hill park and are eager to watch the opening game. Many of them hope to see a good six team league formed again this year.
 The Nathan Hale and Smalley school hines have a hard time mak- ing their players touch the sacks as they go around on base hits. For the second time last night, game was broken mp because a Smalley man, according to the claims of the Nathan Hale school players failed to touch second base. There was no umpire to make a decision. There fore, Wanted:-A man with courage for the position of umpire.
 Jack Dempsey is about to enter Berlin, Germany. We'd say that he is making this trip just about seven years too late.
 The Hartford Eastern league baseball teafn doesn't seem to have any luck at all without Chucky Wojack in the lineup. The New Britain boy Is still laid up with bronchitis. Still. when Chucky is in there seeking away at tho old pills he receives nothing from the Hartford fans except insults reflect ing on his nationality. We guess again that 1t Is simply because he co"~es from New Britain.
 Jim Lynchs Gascos and the City Hall nine will be at 1t again tonight when they meet in second tussle at Walnut Hill park. Both teams are keen to beat the other, and as the Gascos have been going great guns, the city hall nine IS ont to take the wind out of>their sails.
 The Corbin Red Sox will practice on Diamond No. tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. Manager John To- bin asks all his players to turn out as a busy schedule confronts the team.
 The Rangers baseball team will practice tonight on the Pioneer dia- mond on Ellis street at 6:30 o'clock. The session will pay more attention 10 smoothing out the rough spots fin the fielding than anything else. Coach Jack Argosy attributed the defeat Of last Sunday at the hands of the Communities of Meridcn to over confidence and very poor field ing. These handicaps will have to be overcome by the team before next Sunday.
 TeGders Kilduff has hooked up with team down tho river and his work is much in demand there every weekend. Tedders has been playing