New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

statement of Wednesday night that hia team was beaten by the snaliey school by the score Of 1t to II. Ths article read that the game was decided when one of the SmaAey school players hit a home run. ha
 Nathan Hales John McGraw stat
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 m did not touch first base in mak- nE fhe circuit, We asked if the umpire had called him out but he said that there was no umpire. We deoided that the only way out Of Inc matter was to have the game played over again, but the manager insisted that we explain to the pub lie 50 there you are.
 The HiLh street plant Of the Landers, frary & Clark Inter-De- partment league would like to arr range games with the Orioles or GaScos or both.
 The Northend school team de- ] fsated the South Ends of Cherry street on Wednesday night. The score was 12 10 in favor Of the Northends. The lineup Of the Northends is as follows: Kenneth l Larson, C; Fred sterman, D; Joe | sinco, ss; Charlet ote, 1b; Frank Carboe, eb; Oscar Moberg, Sb; AL | got Johnson, lf; Richard Quigley, If . snd Sidney Koplowitz, ct.
 The New Departure and the Tor i rington Tigers will meet in their annual. double header on Memorial ! Day, the first game to be played at Mutzy field, Bristol, beginning at le:iS a, m. while the second will be played at FusMenich park, Torring- ton, starting at 3:5o p. rn. Tcrring. ton has lost one game to the bear ing makers and the members of the team are out to even Up the score ! with | vengeance
 Torrington will have one of tho fastest semi-pro lineups ever gotten together in this state in many years. Peloquin and Davidson, star fingers of the Holy Cross team, Jim Scott, last years pitching ace of the New Britain state league team, "Howie" Baker, ex-Eastern leaguer and Smoke Halback former third sack CT for the New Departure combina- ton are among those who will be in the Torrinston lineup.
 Eddie Goeb will step back into the role of pitcher tomorrow after. noon in Mllldale when he will be selected to do the twirling for the home team against the kensington nine. Eddie is more familiarity known for his work in the outer gar dens but he is also pitcher of merit.
 The Rangers are offering an e1- cellent spectacle for the fans at the old Pioneer diamond Sunday after ncon in bringing the Community fine of Meriden here. The visitors nave strong lineup and as the To- ais have been putting in strenuous practice sessions, the game should 2e humdinger.
 McTigue is in the best shape Of lis long career for his title bout Iith hard hitting Paul Berlenbach onjght, according 10 announcements rom his camp. Doc" BaKley, his rainer, says that he is hitting hard sr and is faster than ever and that his hands, which Is most important, are in fine shape for the battle.
 Rumors are rife on the other hand that Berenbach has overdons his training and is drawn too fine. It may be different fact tonight.
 More interest is being shown in these parts over the sen1i.nnal bout between Jack Delaney, the sIukEinE Frsnchman from Bridgeport and Young Tony Marulo of New Orleans and the one between Slattsry, rated as . coming champion, and Jack Burke a rugged light heavyweiEbt of Pittsburgh. The first bout is scheduled 10 start at s:15 and the final to come of at 10 o'clock.
 Faavo Eurmi deserves all the re- speet that can be accorded 10 him from followers of the track games. Besides proving himself the greatest runner of all time, he refused offers amounting to 4250,6O0 10 become a professional and still remains in the ranks of the simon Pures,
 By mutual consent . baseball gams between the girls teams of Michigan City and Yale (Michigan) high school was stopped at the end ef the 9th inning when the score stood AS to IS in favor of Yale.
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