New Britain herald., 1925-08-05


 vhN all oAseeali player should do --paa, es,.shsh. They started in ~.0 lhs 1rss game .s take the leslvs seriously and in this way got ID" snmp on sthsr sutfts that fooled areant E ths opening ot th. season. nsy played ( steady game all 'etoLxo Inc schedule and did not ',isv p ores. They deserved to Ntn.
 Cur.ously enough, the score of the Luthsrans final victory. 10. was ex- sctiy the same as their nnai stand Ing.
 Injuries In tho church league were pumorous and some serious ones oc- cured. Alexander Everett" Scott, 'horutop Of he Center church, tioks his ankle while practiclng with his team Monday night. One of the te,hodid players broke his hand a few weeks back. Jim Havlick of the H.d Army injured an ankle near the tar D. tho season, and last night i3ily bemba Of the South church split finger clear ;o the bone.
 l'il! Roach. old time star pitcher for New Britain teams, has been selected as coach of the Falcons baseball team and assisted by 'Chucky' Wojak, will rcorganize the lineup Of the team and the batting order to correct some weak spots which have been discovered, Bill wa. rated as one of the headesl players in the old days and his handling of the Falcon team should bring good results
 "Chucky" Wojak will spend his time in whipping the players into shape for their remaining games and in the meantime, he is negotiating for place on several different league teams. Nothing definite has been done yet, but he expects to hook up with some one before long.
 Manager Joe Neniski of the Fal- cons announces that he has the Taft vile town team as next Sundays attraction at St. Mary's field. This will not be the J. B. Martin team, but is the team that represent Taft vile. one of the strongest hines in he state. These boys always put up a good brand of ball and the fans should enjoy the battle between these two.
 The move of the four managers of the major teams of the city to meet in the Herald" office Friday night at 8 o'clock has struck responsive rhofd with the baseball fans in this city. The elimination series for a title game is one that is looked for ward to every year and TO doubt will be the big drawing card of the pres mt baseball season.
 The four managers mentioned yes jerday, John Tohin, P. J. Buckley Of Kensington. Kenneth Saunders ard Joe Neniski, have all stated that they intend to attend the meeting Friday night and it is confidently expected that some agreement will come out of the meetlng
 These four teams arc about the strongest com mbinations in the city al though any other teams figuring that they could enter this series are welcome to attend the meeting. The loadine hines have each a large fol- lowing and q title game or series Of sames should find the grounds racked when the ump calls for play.
 The Washin gton and Paradise Park teams in the boys league will hattlo it out next Tuesday afternoon f Wplnut Hill Tark and this game shculd hrins ont the large st croWds of the year. The Washington team holds one decision over the Paradise Tark boys but tho game was hard rattle and the breaks went against ;1a Park boys They confidently cN- p"ct to turn the tohlcs on next Iucs- ,ay
 The Paradise Park demonstrated IS superiority over th" Boys 'Ihh tam yestcrrlny afternoon by swamp fng them under an aNal 'nche of ms nd runs,
 In tho other game, Washington ,,u,Ied ont with victory over the Eurritt team only after hand tiSh'' The Washington team will lay m s,vcral practice licks between no" nd Tuesday, in nrcparation for me noctinc with tAcir strongest comn' L. i,ors and should Washington win the can1o. the lead in the league Will he ahout decided. Should Paradise Park win. trnn the championship is qucs- fiorahla,
 WAich ever tcam wins, tho league &gs heen great one and the Rotary c,Jh cannot feel too proud of the tori, they have accomplished, It's :. wonderful thins jo think over this g,d in years to come tho boys who dnd years 10 CClnN 'H" ''SS "ii' -re now playing on tho teams, Will hirN of II more than once.
 Krnsington will launch its second twilight game of the season tomor- i1w night a, 6;So o'clock, sharp at ,hy Par9',a! avHruc grounds in Ken ,!ng.cn. The Ail-Stars Of the Lam aers rraty X Clark inter-department ,@ag~n VIII oppose the boys from the South End and should give them clnan battle.
 Joey Fitzpatrick will be on the .,ount for rhe I.anders crew and :her. Are very few in town who can't -Anewher the past record Of the big
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