New Britain herald., 1925-06-13

last ciuD to give tho kensinEtone
 hard rub, Jimmy Green. former
 star with the kacey and Besse-Le-
 land hines and Ray kilduff, former
 star outneldcr and first sacker. will
 join the AiI-Kensington club tomor-
 row. Eddie Crowley will make his
 flrst appearance this year as an um-
 pire.
 The High street team of the Lan.
 dcrs inter-departmtnt league took q
 tumble to the tune of II to 9 at the
 hands of the Shipping Room yester- day afternoon at Landers Recreation
 held. The game was one in which
 free hitting held sway and many er-
 TOTS contributed to tho one -sided score.
 Pete Fusari made three bad boots and this example shown the young sters did not good to his team.
 Preisser, the High street slab art lst, was way below form and seemed 10 pitch game which he didn't care whether it vas won or lost.
 The Shippers on the other hand, got down 10 business and played as 1T the game meant the champions ship. They have been getting hard riding from their followers since the league opened and yester- Jays win put them in the good graces of the fans. They were without the services Of their star slab man, Eddie Goeb.
 The Nigh streets started off good in the first by coppins four runs and followed in the second with an- other. They got still another in the fifth and three more in the sixth but that wasn't enough. The Shippers started slowly but came in al the finish strong. They got one in the first, another in the second, three r'1oresi in the third, two in the fourth, three In the fifth, four in the sixth and none in the seventh. mak- Ing a total of IA all together. The High streets got l4 hits to the ship pers 3 but they also made five er- TOTS to the Shippers three.
 The race is tightening in the league and the rivalry between the teams is becoming intense. The teams are battling for the league leadership and things will be hum ming as the end of the second round draws near.
 The schedule for the Boys league under the auspices of the Rotary club. has been published by Dwight Skinner, league manager, and gives notice that the league Is about to open. July 10th has been set for the opening day when all the Iris Speakers, Ty Cobbs, Babe Ruths and others of the junior element will start the grind for the champion ship of the league.
 Nothing has stirred Young Ameri- ca In recent years like the anticipa- ton Of entering this league. The teams entered, are out practicing every day and some of them will be at the top of their form when they meet for their first league game.
 The City league teams are all | champing at the bit and some good openers should be witnessed next saturday, the opening day of the league. Almost all of the baseball players of the city are chalked up on some of the teams and some strong clubs are being formed.
 Members of the Corbin Red sox and the Pirates, two teams that have been in the league before but who couldn't see their way to entering again this year, will hook up with other combinations and strengthen the teams in the loop.
 "Chucky" Wojak went hitless in four trips to the plate yesterday. but there were only three hits chalked np for Hartford in the game. Chucky had one assist and one put out.
 The Burritts will play TerryyiJIe west Ends today and tomorrow. Today's game will be played at Wal nut Hill and tomorrow's game will be in Terryville. The Burritts are getting in trim for the City league.
 The Orioles will have busy week. end. Today they meet Kelly's All Stars Of Hartford at Walnut Hiu park and tomorrow they meet the Niyrtles of Neriden in Meriden. nose VIII be two hard games for the boys from the North End.
 The Corbin Red sox will play their nordest game of the season tomor- TO" against Eddie Harts Meriden cam in Meriden. The Silver City aggregation has one Of the fastest ineups in the state and the local tine Will have to travel 10 beat the fam.
 The Br;sto, New Departure team las fine attraction on at Muzzv led in Bristol tomorrow when the srogan ball club of Troy, N. Y. makes its first appearance in this .ection. So far this season, the wis., tine club has dropped only one of |, he last eight games
 Babe Ruth again failed to hit in estertlay'e game. Following the lay before when he sent out a hom. e 'r. yesterdays fall down looks more ike a reaction from the exertion of riday.
 WID MATTHEWS SOLD.
 Washington June Is. R,-sate of 'i1 Spark PlusD Matthews. utility E ItheldeF with the TashInvtnr