New Britain herald., 1925-07-09


 wherefores of it. It Is as fair Tor
 one as 1t Is for the other and II
 kaplan cannot meet anyone before
 fighting Herman according to the
 sdict of the New York state comnlis-
 sion, then Connecticuts diction that
 Herman must meet no one before ne
 meets Ksplan is just as fair
 Herman has been signed to fght in New Haven on July 16 against the veteran Mickey Travers and this ah- nouncement caused Commissioner
 Donahue to issue his orders on the
 matter. This will be an acc Of a bo,t of 1t is allowed to go through, as Travers lost very questionao'e decision to Herman in their last meeting.
 Mullisan of Waterbury, who plans to promote the kaplan-Herman fight in the Brass City. has already signed up the Kid on 40 per cent basis and only needs the signature of Jimmy Kelly Herman's manager to accept 20 per cent of the gate TOT the match to be all set. Kelly wants to he given a flat guarantee but Nlulligan is to meet him in Buffalo today and chances are that he Will accept. Kelly. of course, can get hack at Connecticut by refusing to sign to fight in Connecticut but the bout will not be any too welcome in New York.
 "Chucky" Wojak failed to hit Tn two trips to the plate yesterday III Putsteld, but he sacrificed neatly 10 further runners on the bags on first base. she had 1 1 put outs and ne is keeping up his snappy work at the initial station.
 It was an unfortunate situation that Arose between Eddie Hart of Mcriden and Manager P. J. Buckley of Kpnsington over the date for Snn- day. Earlier in the season these two talked over the matter without coming to a definite agreement but the go-between evidently gave Hart the impression that everything was all set Buckley waited for word from Meriden concerning the game and when he didn't hear anything further, he started arranging for the Submarine Base team of New Lon don to come 10 Kensington sunday. The game was signed up and then the miXup occurred, The two man gers strengthened out matters be- tween them last night.
 Baseball fans in this city will have | a hard time deciding which game to watch next Sunday Hartford IS rlaying New Haven in Hartford. the Falcons are playing CollinsNille | at St. Marys and the kensingtonS have the sailors from New London | as an attracton
 The Talcon-C -Collinsville games will be a sweet number. These TWO | teams met a few weeks ago with | inc result that Colinsville took a Saturday game from the locals Rain stopped the contest scheduled 1 for the next day and this Is oeing 1 played off Sunday.
 Sunday will mark the neStnlng | of Hartford's home games for the sabbath. It is expected that a large crowd of New Britain fans Will at tend the game to watch Wojak cav ort around first base. The game Will start at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
 The Rotary Club boys lcaguc orens tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Walnut Hill park and thls means something more than Just two baseball games. It means a big fight on for the first win ot the wear and all the teams are prim- ed for battle.
 The City loague will he off again on Saturday after what seems like long lay-off. The teams didn't play last Saturday because of July Fourth falling on that day.
 The Dragons will practice tonight +be Orioles will practice tomorrow night both at Walnut Hill, and the Falcon Reserves will put in ltcks at st. Mary's field tomorrow night. All members of these various teams are asked to he on hand to rub off the rough spots
 The Burritts are leading the city league but their lead is anything but sure. With the Orioles carded against them Saturday, they are meeting a fighting bunch that Will make them go all the way If they 1 are to stay on top. The P. x F. Corbin crew which Is at the tail end of the procession is going to snap out of 1t this Saturday and promises to chalk up win.
 The South church team showed it's superiority over the Bluebirds | last night at Willow Brook park Tn T the play-off of the protested game of last week. The Southerners LOOK on the Bluebirds with a seven man outfit and at that gave the army wonderful lacing. The Blueblrds were in need of ringers" last night C 10 stop the base hits that were a all over the lot.
 The Pirates are off for a hard ( weekend this Saturday and Sunday, the Insilcos first and the NilldaIe team on the Sabbath. The TnsiIcos have a win over the Corbin Red Sox and expect to take the measure of the Pirates. The Mill ' dalc team noscd out the locals in a iG inning affair at their last meet