New Britain herald., 1926-09-21

Andy Herpst pitched and Clyde Waters caught for New Haven, but Waters easily carried off the crab bing honors?
 1vor Swanson, pinch hitting for Cosey Dolan in the seventh inning of a Fourth of July game against New Britain at Wethersifield ave- nue field, slammed out a safety and drove in two runs, winning the game, after New Britain had trounc- ed Clarkin's crew, 13 to 3 in the morning game at Electric Field? Umpire Mullaney was struck by foul ball and suffered a broken foot in a game at Hartford between Springfield and Hartford, and Harry Mason, who was ill the grandstand, went In and finished the game?
 Jimmy" Lavendar. later a big league star, was the sensation of the Connecticut league?
 Stefnick. who played in the Fac tory league and with the East Ends, was one of the best lead-off men in the state?
 "Bungo" Dudack, pitching for the Times team against the Alpines, famed sixteen in a nine inning game?
 Mike" Sherman of Hartford pitched for the New Britain Inde- pendents?
 "Mickey" Noonan, catching for the Pioneers, stole home in a game in Glastonbury
 "Mike" Tobin was a catcher for
 Russell X Erwin and the champion Fifth Ward team in the Ward league?
 "Jacko" Kehoe. Pioneer third baseman, hit the longest home run ever made at the Ellis street grounds, scoring two men ahead of him in a game which the Pioneers won from the Frog Hollow Tigers of Hartford to 5?
 Mickey" Noonan hit safely four times in as many trips to the plate in a game between the Pioneers and the F. B. L. team of Hartford?
 Martin Curry played first base for North 6, Judd in the factory league?
 Phenix lodge won from LeXing- ton lodge, 45 to s in an athletic meet conducted by the I, O. o. F., the Zwick brothers featuring for the winners In the ball game?
 Eddie" Delaney defeated all corners in the 40 yards dash in tho 50 lbs. class at playground meet?
 Jimmy" Hoar, pitching fer the A. o. II. won from the Plantsville- Southington team, 2 10 1 at Electric Field. the locals getting only three hits off Pitcher WelCh, and a wild throw deciding the game?
 The Y. NJ. C. A. baseball team was explained by ". A. Leupold and managed by Joseph H. Clark?
 Luyster, Hartford pitcher in the Connecticut league, was one of the best in the business?
 Hartley of Holyoke threatened 10 hit Umpire Kennedy with a bat and Kennedy did not eject him, although the fans cried for him to act?
 Mclaughlin, pitching for New London, gave Hartford four hits and won his game to 3?
 ". T, Coholan of New Britain was a member of the Yale relay team which won the mile race at Phila- delphia?
 A. F.. Cam of North Adams was assistant physical director of the local '. NJ. C. A?
 New Britain had tennis team consisting of Klett, Mathews, Tap lin, Chaffee, Sewell, Nolan, Town send, Niddlemass. and Goodrich?
 The stars" bowling team was composed of Hastings. Bonander, Sahrbachcr, Wilson, Holmes, Judd, and used to roll such teams as Hart & Cooley, who had Thompson, starIley, Breckenridge, Goodwin and Page?
 The Commercial streets baseball team defeated the Newington June ton outfit 15 to 1?
 "Vic" Larson could handle a foot ball like a basketball and was a bearcat in a scramble for loose
 SALESMAN SAM