New Britain herald., 1925-06-30
Speaking s 8 of Sports

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 The corbin Red sox sure have a busy week ahead of them after layoff of several weeks when they start off Thursday night to play Manchester, the big time team of tho SIX Town in twilight game. The team will meet tho Norwich state Hospital nins in that town on July Fourth and on Sunday, the sox will occupy st. Mary's field for lme.
 The team will practice tonight at
 alnut Hill Park and will be put trough some stiff paces. The Fal- "lns will be away thls Sunday for heir first time this season. They III furnish the main attraction at a monster Polish field day to be held at Rockville.
 The opponent of the Sox for Sundays game has not yet been se- lected. Several teams are desirous of coming here for the date, but To- Bin wishes to make sure that local fans will have the best and he is working on the details at the pres ent time.
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 Wednesday will be a gala day for the boys of the church of St. John the Evangelist when with Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pastor. and committee of adults of the parish, the boys are taken to Hartford to watch the Eeastern League game scheduled there. Surely on this day "Chueky" Wojak will have enough recters 10 offset the razzing he has been receiving from the Hartford fans.
 We predict that the fans in the Capital City will have change of heart in the near future because they will be shown something from group of New Britain fans who plan to make . day of it in Hart ford to root for "Chucky." This idea has been originated in the town and all of "Chucky's" friends in the city are enthusiastic over the prospects of visiting the neighboring city to witness the game. Now that Hart- ford has 8 number of Sunday dates, the boys from the Hardware City ought to pick out a day to go to Hartford and root for "Chucky."
 The Pirates are without a game for this Sunday, and Manager Ken Saunders is trying his hardest to hook up with a team for that date. The Pirates had a chance to take St. Mary's field for this Sunday, but for some reason or other, they turned 1t down. Manager Saviski stated today that the first team wish ing to play there this Sunday could have the lot, and 1t looks as If the Corbln Red sox have the field sewed up for Sundays game.
 Eddie Hein will be back with the Red Sox again on Thursday night against Manchester, If he feels in shane. He has had hard time get ting around since he injured his ankle In Milldale recently and has been working for the Pirates. He pitched a beautiful game against Kensington last Sunday, sticking in for ten innings in battle with Slim" Politis.
 Buckland, Tobin's ace, will be saved for Saturday against the Nor wfch etate hospital team. The Red sox are keen about copping this con- test as it is an annual affair with them and always means hard drive to win. -...
 Manager Joe Veniski of the Fall cons A. C. baseball team has ar- ranged for a home and home series with the Mohawks of Meriden Sat- urday. The Meriden team will come here to play the morning game at St. Mary's field at 10 o'clock and the locals will go to Meriden in the aft ernoon to meet the Silver City nine at Hanover Park at 3 o'clock. The Mohawks are known 10 be { fast combination and although they were Jowned by the Falcons on their first engagement here by the score of 3 10 i. their lineup has been strength ened considerably and they expect 10 take two from the Falcons on Saturday.
 The Mohavks have been the bane of the New Britain teams that have met them. They gave the Falcons a. memorable hard tussle when the, Falcons won out by the score Of to I. They trimmed the Pirates in an- other hard fought game, and Johnny robin's Corbin Red SoX managed 10 nose out with a victory over the Meriden crew on their home grounds.
 There will be no games in the New Britain city league on Saturday as it was agreed at the beginning of the season that the Fourth of July would be an open date. Most of the teams have arranged games fd Saturday either at home or out of torn and 1t will be a busy week for local teams all around.
 The Burritt A. c. team Is leading the city league with two games won