New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
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 The tragic death of Hector Char land while playing ball at inc park Saturday removes from local pay ,r. n fellow who had followed me yreat pastime for many years
 Although past tho two score marx cha,land could still play cred'' ,hIs game and few years ago was quite n prominent t"irler
 CharMnl's death saturday anu that of Philip (Ncrvo) Nelson ts" mon,hs ago takes away two oid- lime players. Both, intellectually n,syed in the city league last year and both did their iriok on 'ne mound.
 K.,h Sim" Poitis and E, Kama nitcbed great ball yesterday and it yas heart breaking error mat called the turn, or rather made the situation inc tight overtime contest IL was,
 'Stm" retired seven via tho strike route and kania made elsht whiff 10 no avail kania had great control and issued no passes Nh'le sim" save four.
 Buck Mckcon, the kenslngton hackstor. is now one Of the real old timers in this neck Of the woods. Buck" has been playing ball nigh onto 20 years now" and he still plays a mean game.
 Budnick vas old kid swat himself with three safeties in four times up, He also delded his position per. fac'Iy.
 That circus catch by Dudsck off sheehans bat was corker. And what 8 wallop IL was. Twas easily ono Of the longest hit balls ever tatted out at St. Mary's, j.. kania at second nase was about as busy as 2 Keystone sacker could be. He accepted seven chances without an error and had couple Of put outs as well.
 johnny. klatka. the Landers bas- letbslI ace, certainly looks good on the initial bag. He led with l9 put.outs yesterday, He also topped the sphere for a double, The most extensive yacht building prosram on the Atlantic coast in years this spring represents an e1- pAnditurs Of S4@5,00o for boats to take part in Long Island Sound races. it is estimated. The intention Of Jack kearns to seek a managers license in New York will result in a demand by the state boxing board that he declare his stand with regard to heavy weight championship match this year for Jack Dempsey. kearns seeks the permit to second Mickey Walker against Harry Creb on June 19.
 Never were chances brighter for lsn American born golfer to win an English amateur championship than in the tournament starting today at Troon. in which Miss Glenna ColIett of Pro>idence, R. |, is playing Walter Hagen, an American born professional is the British open champion, but the only American citizen 10 take the amateur crown, wslt.r J. Travis, was native Aus tra'ian.
 Commissioner Landis saw Gabbl Eartnett, home run king of his home town, fan twice in the Cubs Giants game in New York yester- day
 Joe Jasper was pretty lively Kid at shortstop for the Pirates yestcr' day. Danielsop found him q atone
 wall infcld in himself. Red" Key
 holds and "Butsy" Hall certain, lad their batting eyes peeled.
 And "Iefty' Palmer was in grea'
 .hape too, not only on the mound
 hut also with the ash.
 ranelson has promised th'
 Pirates a return date later in thu
 season for the local lads went goot
 with the me-town fans.
 New Britain high schoo va!
 scheduled to play Roxbury prep 1T
 baseball at New Haven this after
 noon. The locals have had an in
 and-out season. but hoped to be ''in'
 today. Once started, the Red ant
 Gold attack has proved hard to stop
 One of those tough breaks de
 rrivcd Pittsheld Of its chance 0
 victory over Waterbury yesterday
 Behind by 80 in the ninth, th'
 Hillics rallied to score two runs
 and. with two out, Gouger was o'
 third with the tying marker
 Pitcher Howe then singled along th.
 hsseline but the hall hit Gouser ant
 The rally was uY3r.
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