New Britain herald., 1925-05-14


 them, were all that Chuck Wojack could get yesterday. On his first trip to the plate he went out, but then he drove out six straight safeties, tripling at the start of the 18th inning but being left there when his mates failed to bring him in, He handled nine chances per tectly in the field, but his final throw to the plate was too slow and the winning run scored on it.
 The local lad has been playing crrorlcss ball in the field right along, but has shown little with the stick until yesterdays game up in Spring field. His latest performance as- sures him of berth as a regular. and this should prove a fortunate thing financially for Hartford, as it will mean additional receipts from the many local followers of the Senator keystone sacker.
 Chuck got six hits; the remainder of the team made Ave among them.
 The high school lost its first triangular league game yesterday when HiIlhouse high of New Haven smeared it by i0-2 at St. Msry's field. Loose fielding was the prin- cipal cause of the defeat, Darrow erring five times at third base. The locals were also weak with the bat, Haber's two hits being exactly half of those gsrnered by the whole team.
 Fall River continues to lead the American Soccer league with .65 points. while Bethlehem Steel is sec ond with 6i and Brooklyn third with 50. Philadelphia brings up the rear of the 12 teams with a mere ten points. A. Stark of Bethlehem i5 the leading scorer with 62 goals to his credit,
 The Gascos disposed of the Orioles, 5-4, at Walnut Hill park last eve- ming. It was the Orioles third straight setback
 The Pirates will journey 10 Daniel son Sunday to play the team of that town. The Pirates won the city league championship in > 1923 and la2i and have very fast team in the field again this year.
 The Clover A. C. of Meridcn is seeking games in this city with teams offering q satisfactory guar antee.
 Pitcher Chuck Wolfe of Bridge port broke his leg sliding into the plate yesterday And not only that, but the umpire called him out.
 Trinity's win over Stevens last week was too much for it and it fell | back into it's losing ways yesterday, dropping an S-I game to Worcester Tech.
 While New Britain high was being beaten yesterday. its dearly hated rival. Hartford high, was taking a l5-7 slaughter from Williston Prep.
 "Ducky" Pond, Yale football and baseball star, has signed as athletic director at Hotchkiss school Lake vile, and will so there after his graduation next month. For which Harvard will offer q fervcnf prayer Of thanks
 New Britain, New Haven and Hartford high schools will engage in their annual triangular track meet Saturday afternoon at Trinity field Hartford. The locals lost their first meet. in Waterbury. last Saturday The Saytt Jewelry Co., of Hartford has put up a cup which will remain in the possession of the school win ring it three years in succession.
 Eddie Anderson fell down last night and lost five out of nine strings 10 Tato of Waterbury, so it fell to Paul Thompson 10 carry New Britain colors to victory. and Paul tool; six ont of nine from Peters Of Bristol. Tato now leads Anderson by two games, while Eddie is tied with Fred Teller cf Meridcn for second place.
 Kid kapan will meet Steve (Ki5D Sullivan. former worlds junior light weight champ in a ten-round fight s' Brassco park. Waterbury. on May "?. Tn" Kids Washington bout has been ra.lad on.
 Co'Tinb:a university baseball team is Gns ~ the best the Blue and White haS had in years T. has de- f.a.sc some Of Inc premier aggre- gat!ors In the east. al one time ha,i7g rUi rf riN~ straight vic '7,!eS. Capt lack Nanhrocklin Is tiA ou:stsndlng star. He's q pitcher.
 1v -h4 G'-' iI 1sys If the season, tfc IostJn rei 7r, wo, only threo r2r2-7. AH', niiIv enough Old .i:ck Gui&n ''uaed E ali ot the vic. to0es. No mesn teat for man of hia y-~rs.
 W.sco.sin Wi ssri tco c-eVs irto tho ,ntercoieg:a regatta at poJgaKeepsie ths var for the first lime. They vii nnpsa- in the varsity Rrd freshman rsccs.