New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

day. continuing their good work of the day before in the City league. The Orioles twirler, salak, was in rare form and held the Bell City boys helpless. He pulled out with allowing one hit and score of 10 to D.
 Well, the wonderful thing has happened. "Chucky" WoIak re- ceived grudging credit from a num- Der of Hartford fans for his work in the, double bill against Waterbury In Hartford Saturday afternoon. "Chucky" started things off in the second inning for Hartford when he cracked out nice single and was sent around to third when two men walked. He scored moment later on Marty Shay's single. Later in the game he scored Kenna from third with long sacrifice fly.
 "Chucky" had a wonderful chance to put himself in solid with the Hartford fans in the ninth when, with two men on and the score 10 8 in favor of Waterbury and two out, he came Up to bat. A single would surely have tied the score and 8 double would have won the game. "Chucky" got hold of one. but it was foul, He then popped to the infeld and the game was over.
 In the second game he got a sim gle. He played right field and sec- ond base and had five putouts and two assists.
 Fans in this city who follow the Hartford team are griered to hear of the painful accident which Harry Hesse experienced Saturday in the second game. Harry was batting when he was hit behind the right ear by a pitched ball. Harry was rushed to the Hartford hospital, where he was treated for the injury, He is out of the hospital, but is suffering from badly battered ear. The glaring signs on the fence in the outfield are given as the reason for the accident. Harry could not see the ball because of the reflection from the. fence. This bothers other battsrs in their hitting.
 The City league games at Walnut Hill park Saturday served up enough of variety of baseball to satisfy even the most caustic fan. Every thing was there. Good and bad fielding, sparkling plays and terrible errors, good pitching and heavy hit ting, all combined to make things Interesting. Then again, when two of the games were won in the last inning, who could want for more excitement than that?
 Abe Aronson's charges made good, as he promised. The Orioles defeated the Rangers. who had turned in a neat win against the P. & F. Corbin team the week be- fore.
 The kensington A. C. and the Pirates A. c. baseball teams gave one of the best exhibitions of base ball ever seen in these parts at the Kensington grounds yesterday after. noon. The two teams hattled for 10 long innings with the home team winning gut by 3 one-run margin. The large crowd of fans who wit hessed the game at the field came away satisfied that they had recciv- ed a real treat.
 The duel between Slim" Politis and Eddie Hein on the mound was rare sight Both pitchers held their opponents completely at their mercy and 1t was more through the breaks of the game that Hein lost out than 1t was because he faltered. Both men went like big leaguers and the game will go down In the annals of the Kensington team as one that will not be forgotten in a long while.
 This week in New York will see four champions fighting. Tonight BalIerino will defend his title. Then comes Edouard Mascart, the French champion, and on Thursday night, Harry Greb will defend his title against Mickey Walker, welter champ.
 On the same card Thursday night will be the Wills-Weinert bout which is creating as much interest AS the main attraction. If Wills can not dispose Of Weinert in easy man nkr, ,hen Wills will have to bowl over Tunney to retain his prestige as the logical contender for Demp- sey's crown.
 Jir,ay slauery of Buffalo has also been Figned t3 meet Dave Shade, seeker 9f.e. walkers crown. This will hr q gooG rilliHg match and will help rarnh Llt the card. Other fights on the program will give & good "ver'ng of apotr 10 the fans who attend. 4 large number of New Britnin people are planning to attend.
 Owen Carroll. Holy Gross star, lost his sccoaa mart for Detroit against st. 1.odis yea'erday He allowed Il hits :n tight innings. Not very s...y,sicas comeback, but TY Cobb E4s already stated that if Carroll wins sne cut Of his first six. he will be satisfied.
 Carrotl evidently is nervous yet and viIi take some time to get over 1t
 Mor. tian sd.etn,ooo acres of land ii ze%s,srn Cssada have been spensd up for settlement since lS7o.