New Britain herald., 1925-05-11

1 " LII sIN"N ulSlI'Ss yesterday when men were on the bases, for Davis the Moosup pitcher tighten , cd up whenever he got in L hole and i retired the side scorclcss This re- suited in the Red SoX score re- scmbltns goose cgg. The Mooscup team scored six runs off Buckland, but these were due 10 had breaks more than 10 poor pitching. ! Fielding features were numerous, i the final out Of the game being made when Noruandin, the old basketball star, grabbed R terrific clout from i Bianchard s bat and speared it with one hand.
 l The Falcons and AIl-Bristols en- gaged in a counting contest at St. Mary's field yesterday afternoon and ! the Falcons got to II, while the Nis- 1 itors could only reach ten. klatka ! led the local attack with three 1 hinEles, while tho whole team play ed q neat game afed.
 The Orioles got as tough 3 break as is possible in their game al South Mauchcs'cr. They were leading the Sons Of Italy in the last inning and had retired the first two battrrs, l when a line drive caught Nick TolH, tho focal pitcher in the mouth and scattered his teeth about the dia- monH. This broke inc mora'a 2 of 1r team and the Sons Of Italy scored two runs 10 win,
 The upstate hoys sh9vcd them selves good sports by agreeing to pay hs'f of ToI's dental expenses, while they expressed themselves as believing tho Orioles should have won and are willing 10 play again. The state trade school again smearod tho Northwest X. C. Of Cromwell Saturday afternoon in a s'uefcst They will play Bioom1"ld high tomorrow.
 Tho high school athletes had q i had weekend. being defeated in l hasr ba'l, track and tennis Crosby 1 high of Waterbury huntod it's way 10 1 win in baseball, dumping the ball 1 in fro0t of the plate to catch the New Britain inhrl1 asleep Crosby 1 high also took the track meet. while Hiuhouse high Of New Haven r'on at tenrls.
 The first triangular lsaEue game Will he played this week, New Rrit- ain being srhadu1ed 70 meet New 1 Haven, The down-s"atsrs have q ] fine team and have already dNfHat- et the rroa'" prep nine, always 3 . very strong one.
 The Troy Conference academy tam. which vas wa'loped hy New Rri:a,r hirN Jae' Thursday engaged ir 2 free.h .hrtjrg game with Collegi- ate Tren of New Haven Saturday ard came out on ,he small end Of { la-t5 srors. I'll" prep school hoys 1 scored II runs in the first inning. "Chuc,' Wo ack continues to play pre''y game with the Hartford Senators Yesterday he turned in his u=ua perfect fielding game, get ting fon- rut-outs and TWO assists. whI.e he rt sareIy onre in three trlpt 10 inc plate.
 Ms,po9a.t Smith has proved him. se'f A' ',r inc national open qualify- ing round at 're expense of his hro'6rr. A.ex. 'Mac' defeated A,nx hy a~I ! yes.erIay Tn an e&hlbi- t.or ma'en c'or Ike Wrstchestcr E.rTu.- r.urse. iW'h a card Of n. Ma vas 6>e under par and win ic s'ro,s oe the record held ny Hag erI Tom Armour.
 nE I.b T:.lsJmmons. 'ormor rcaryn.1Ea' cnornHon, fought many yoars v.'aoH' nt0mng recognition, and inc same late las attended tho efforts r' .s son. Alter boxing SpaSmodioa .'> for a hat dozen years
 YoVrr Erh rorrs fo pass the turn lrS po.~' tomo~roo. rlcht when he ba't.rs A Noo4 jr New York for the or7or'uftr or opposing the Bos- ton ;aE0u'e. Jun NaIoney.
 s3r~oza'e Wrrra'o of Brooklyn .-s acr..rd m0eeN dlsqGanfcd n a.t o.. ,.s niu of rharres II. Ehbets, 'a' yr,n1c~' of the Brooklyn Na- fora ae tEe resul of q proNslon i- 'n. .o-10rgt that the income from t'..o 's spent ann1ar'r to eu- ter'a,n B -uh cf witch Winrafe IS 0r.tidr~' TIa surrogate thus ts- c-rs' a- lr's~r.t'5 party.
 1m7t-a "v Eisjer scorsd 2 dout1e victory 7rho9' I rlon. htIrg struok in tha 12500irc .6uHer between the
 Brooklyn Robins and Cincinnati
 Rods. Af'Hr A5oIGo Luquc. hit on th" leg by a pitched ball. had hurled
 his bat at Tiny Osborne of th"
 Robins Rg',r met Oshorne's rush
 toward thr plate, pinned the hig 'hir''r fo ihe ground and then or
 doreI Luque of the fold
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