New Britain herald., 1925-09-14

"Chueky" Wojack keeps on fea- turing in his play for the Williams port team of the New York-Penn teague. In last Thursdays game, "Chucky" poled out another long homer, he connected for double | and smashed out a single all in four l times at bat. He also scored three | runs himself. The umpires in the league are very much interested In the playing | of the local boy and there seems a good chance that "Chucky" win so into tho International ,eagus next year. One umpire in particular who has been a great ball player in his day, has written to the managers of several International league teams and told them about Wojack's play ing. We would like to see Frank so up.
 The Orioles closed their season yesterday with 1S inning victory over Forestville. This team has worked hard all season and lost its first four games only to enter the fifth more determined than ever to win and win it did, after 1S innings. The Orioles also stood second in the city league.
 The Orioles plan to organize basketball team and much will be heard from them this winter.
 Abe Aronson, the Orioles clever little manager, will manage the bas- ketball team too.
 Angy Sataline is manager of the Falcons ootball team and has call cd practice for tomorrow evening at Dudak's hall. Jack Tobin will coach the outfit this fall.
 An interesting sidelight to the preliminary practices of the N' E. H. S. football team this year will be the battle for the center position between two brothers, Roger and James Scully.
 The older, heavier. and more ex- periencod Roger is favored to come out on top, but 1t won't be without a battle.
 The bows who went to Vermont with Coach Cassidy will not be the only candidates for the team that are in the pink of condition. "Yank" Lacava went through daily workouts at Sound View all this summer un' der the direction of "Riggie' vetra- no, his trainer
 Although 1t may seem bit too soon to schedule the first game with but one week to organize. the team should not suffer because of the poor condition of the athletes. Almost all of them worked on street and con struction work during the summer. Tn the opirion of Freddie Bennett the game Saturday will be a raca- tion compared to working a nall hour on Myrtle street
 Although the Curtins. the Don rellvs and the Flannery boys toseth- CT with several other old-timers are out of the school many years thelr uniforms are still there If you don't believe it go down to the Wlllo" Brook park field some afternoon this ,,yeAk and see some ambitious recruit doing his stuff" in the old-timers uniforms.
 Last year one of the recruits dove right out of his uniform while max ,ny q flying tackle.
 When he complained to Coach Cassidy about the uniform the coach handed him paper of pins. o' yes Gas" is never without an ample supply of pins at the beginning oi every Leasor,
 Leonard Schmidt of East Main stre.t left yesterday for Troy Con- ference academy at Poultney' Yer mont. to begin hls secohu year a' the school "Lennie' was first SUD stitute end on the team which las' wear come to New Britain and helc the Red and Gold state champion ship team to tie score.
 Poultney team which plays New Britain on October will be only shell of it's former self, losing th' entire team with the exception Of tn halfback and end. Gierchowski ant Erwin, the local boys who were Wltl he team last year will not be ther this year. Schmidt, the only othe local boy on the team expects to tr, for the quarterback position.
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