New Britain herald., 1925-07-27

pen every day. If he wasn't such a good high diver Noonan would never have got the second man.
 The Red sox will play the Mid dletown team of the "River" league on their diamond next Saturday aft- ernoon and on Sunday will play in TaftNille. The Sox have busy schedule ahead of them in the next few weeks.
 All New Britain teams were re- turned winners in yesterday and Saturday games. The Falcons took the Red Men of Manchester into camp both on Saturday and Sunday, the Corbin Red Sox beat Stafford Springs. kensington trimmed the Hartford Cardinals and the Orioles stepped back into the winning col unn long enough to down Kelly's All Stars of Hartford.
 The Orioles were blanked until the eighth and then they scored all their runs and these were enough to take home a victory.
 The City league is all tied up again, with the Orioles, Rangers and the Dragons sitting in first place. The other three teams are tied for second, and heavy doings will be recorded next Saturday. The Orioles and Dragons will come to grips, while P. &5 r. Corbns will attempt to beat the Rangers. The Burrtts and Falcon Reserves will serve up the third dish.
 The game between the Dragons and Burritts Saturday was anything but a ball game. The Burritts were badly beaten and then made a farce out of the game with hangers taking the place of regular batters at the plate. How team that has been playing such good ball can play so poorly all of a sudden is more than can be explained. The Bur riits were far below their regular standard Saturday.
 Business Manager Ed Daley of the All-NeW Britain football team stated today that the team is prac- tically assured that Bus" Pond, star Ia s'lfeld man in the Yale team last year, will coach the team this season. Daley talked with Pond At his home in Torrington yesterday and arrangements are nearly com- pioted between the team and the prospective coach.
 There is little chance that Pond will do any playing, because he ab- solutely draws the fine at getting in the game. He is 10 help in coaching the Yale backtield this coming sea son and this probably is his big req son for not wanting to play. He would he a wonderful attraction in the lineup,
 Al Blanchard has again been signed up to play end with the team. Al is considered one of the best end men the team has had and his abil- ity 10 get down under punts is un- equaled anywhere. His game last season was one that brought him much recognition from state fans and his signing with the team along with Rogers, the Meriden boy and one or two others shows that the New Britain team will he a real con- tender for New England honors this fall
 Don't forget, it's only short ways 10 the opening of the football and basketball season. Next Satur- day is Aug lst. and then few more short weeks and the pigskin will call them all out.
 This week Will be 8 busy one for the Boys league. Games are sched- ued on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. The games on Wednesday will be the postponed contests from last week, The boys will so at it again tomorrow and two good games will be the result Nathan Hale will meet Paradise Park, while Washington will take on Smith.
 NlnaE ger Clarence Coons of the P. 6- r. Corhin rine will be away next Saturday on his vacation and so will Ailckv Huber Tn their absence Coons has appointed Jasper as man aFer and Joe Jackson as captain 10 carry the team along
 Seelng that the Corbin Red soI will be on the road next Saturday, some of the teams will be weakened considerably Huber and Patrus will he gone from the P. G, F. Corhin nue and AL Blanchard, Tommy Eanoharl, Corhin and Fitzpatrick viii he missing from the Dragons. Manager Tommy Aldrich says he will have good ball players on the lot for the game next Saturday and he announces that all the teams will have to watch his smoke.