New Britain herald., 1925-09-10
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 We are In receipt of the Sun. a twspaper published in Bingham pn, W. r.. dated Saturday, septem- fT 5. and on the first page In great ls type, are the following words: WoJAcK's HOME RUN TEA uREs BATTLE; GRAY's TAKE FAD"
 he words are in connection with
 baseball game between Williams prt and Binshamton played in inghAmton last Friday and of purse. the words tell a little story bout :he New Britain boy who was pld SN Paddy o'Connor manager
 tho Hartford Eastern league oseball team that he would never
 a baseball player.
 It happens also that the above lentioned home run put Williams ort into first place in the New ork Pennsylvania league. It all ame In The ninth inning when two len were on base and put the game n ice for "Chuck's" team.
 The account of the game tells the tory or what the local boy is doing pennsylvania, Besides his home un he also connected for sharp ngle and accepted seven of eight hances h the in6eld, his only er- 3r being aswild throw past first aSe. This may have been due to hat poor arm that Paddy O'Connor aid would never come back. The hrow happened to come after a top behind third base and the peg 'ent like a bullet past the first aseman. It didn't do hardly any amage.
 Maybe if Hartford had a punch the infield like Woiack is furnish lg for his club now, they would be ble to stay more than five minutes the lead of the Eastern.
 It is said that the winning club f the New York Penn league will lay a post season series with the ennant winners of the Eastern eague. If this is so and Williams ort is due to win the pennant in he New York Penn league, then we ope that Hartford wins the Eastern ennant so that Wojack will play gainst the Hartford crew, That 'ould be some series as far as the Interest of New Britain was con- erned.
 The All-New Britain football team cid it's first grid practice last night Holmes &5 Hoffmans hall. Those resent were Donlan, Cohen. Bowers, Rogers, Mike Landers, Duly, Smith, pill Warner, Steudtner. kovac, Ban- hard, RadzeUitch, Iehrer and braham. Coaches Dave Dunn and Bus" Pond drilled the squad.
 The team will drill again next Iunday morning at 10 o'clock at Iemorial Field in Willow Brook lark,
 The Memorial Field inclosure will IrLlly be able to hold all the fans ho are coming to New Britain to atch the first game of the season etween the locals and the famous eloW Jackets of Frankford, Pa. ak is rife about the state, in Wa erbury, New Haven, Hartford and Il surrounding towns about the -ame and the field will be swarming with fans to watch the game.
 The entries for the Industrial rack meet and field day are be- ginning to pour in. Starting with ast night, a steady stream of entry ,lanks are being returned and 1t ooks as if there will be a classy field bt runners and jumpers on the cin- CT paths Saturday afternoon.
 There's a beautiful display of sil CT cups, trophies for the winners B. c. Porter Sons windows, and is a treat to look them over. These Twill be awarded to the runners at j he meet Saturday and when one ooks them over they are certainly worth working for.
 Vernon Read, the man who start ] d the project in motion, is busily Iongaged in collecting the blanks and ] fter the announcement that the en- " IlSlS NOulu Dc upCl ulllll | lliuS I1ieht, there are sure to be a great many more who are on the fence at he present time.
 Paul Berlenbach and Jimmy Slat- Eiery will meet tomorrow night in ] New York with Berlonbach's light heavyweight title at stake. As usual Ethe Herald" will give mcgaphone service from the windows on Church street 10 the fans who wish to hear $ the fight round by round. Watch these columns tomorrow night for l the particulars on the fight. The dopestcrs all favor Berlen- bach to win over the big boy from Buffalo, but this dossn't mean 3