New Britain herald., 1925-06-17


 the names of IS players who will compose their outfits during the season, nothing remains now but for the sun to shine on Saturday and the teams will be off on the grind for the city championship.
 Looking through the lists of players we find that two teams are claiming two players Kania and klatka. The Burritts and the Fal- con Reserves both have the names of these men on their lists and this should be ironed out before the sea son opens. This will save a great deal of trouble later in the season.
 Tho Rangers showed real stuff last night at the special baseball meeting in the Main street club rooms. The meeting was called os- tensibly to settle the argument be- tween the coach and Matty Hayes. Both men gave their version of the affair two weeks ago last Sunday and then, at the invitation of Presi- dent Al Seifels, they shook hands and called 1t quits.
 That's the way to settle argu- ments on ball club. and the fans of this city will think better of the Rangers for settling the difficulties in an amicable manner. No team can go along forever without having a spat now and then, and the mak- ing-up is always much sweeter than letting the argument draw along.
 Secretary Abe Aronson of the City league is right on his job and will apparently be good official to take care of details. He perfected the list of names of thes six teams en- tered in the league and had them in the office at an early hour this morning. Abe thinks that his Ori- oles will have a good chance to cop the pennant this year and he states that his cohorts will surprise those tFdIHb that tlllllh iJty liuNC hIS league championship already won.
 The P. X r. Corbin nine, select d as an entry to the league, showed bit Of ifs wares last night by downing the strong Gasco team for the first defeat of the season. As his was the first game for the hard ware shop men. the class displayed last night should be a warning 10 the other five teams in the City league that a real contender is out I,r. the league pennant. President Tommy Aldrich has his .'ofnir crowd all 'het ID" and the ncp those boys will display on Sat- urd3y will make the base paths burn up He has selected a strong com hinration that will work out in "ood shape after the first few games.
 The South church team of the intor-church league is out for bust- ness, according to the announcement nat the team will play practice game at Lake Compounce Saturday afternoon against team composed of the pick of the league. Some of the other team members say there won't be much practice for the boys from the South church be- cause they will be chasing long hits all afternoon.
 The male teachers of the public and state schools went off on an outing yesterday and a baseball game developed. The soft ball was used but the runs came in so fast that no one was able to keep score. The final result after tabulation of the hicks on the gun handles had the score at 2S 10 21, but if you ask Us who won, we can't tell you. Both sides claim to have been on the upper side.
 It was only fitting and proper that Ernie Neipp should be awarded the Burns Memorial emblem at the High school. He has won 8 total of 10 letters out of a possible 12 and has been star in every branch of sport. No one was more warm in his congratulations to the honorcd boy than were Johnny Grip and Howard Belser, his two opponents for the honor.
 No ono deserved the honor of being captain of the High school baseball team for the present season more than Lefty" Haber. He has been one of the hard workers on the team for the past three years and has acted as captain all this season. Timothy Claire will lead the team next year, He will be the only veteran to return to school, the others leaving by graduation. He has been one of tho mainstays of the team during the season just passed,
 Babe Ruth came through again yesterday with his third homer of the season. He also got double in the game although the Yankees lost. The Babe apparently is get ting his legs again and it Is ex- pected that he will be seeking them regularly again in short while.
 Poor Ty Cobb! The old veteran Of the Detroit Tygers hasn't any more records to break unless he breaks those he himself has already made. Someone must have told Ty at the beginning of this season that I THE