New Britain herald., 1926-07-03

slno alleys when he beat Ray Gaines six out of seven in the first half of q home and home series of matches for a purse,
 Anderson showed the results of hard training in his rolling last night and in none of the games ex- cept the fifth did Gaines have a chance. In this game, Gaines was forced to roll for the high single score of the night, IA, to win, while in all the other games, An derson was away ahead of the Hart ford man.
 The second half of the match will be played next week some night in Hartford. The exact date will be decided on at a meeting between the representatives involved in the special match. Anderson's motive in meeting Gaines is to prove his con tention that Gaines is not a better bowler than he is. Last nights re- suits tend to show that Anderson stands away ahead of the Capital City roller,
 Three games will be staged in the Industrial league at Willow Brook park this afternoon. One game, that between the Stanley Works and Faf- nirs was played Thursday night but the other three will be played off this afternoon.
 The Falcons will stage an unus- ually good attraction at St, Mary's field tomorrow afternoon when they meet the Wico A. C. team of Spring field. The Bay State nine is con- sidered one of the best in its sec ton of the state and will make the Falcons travel to beat them.
 The Falcons will play in Meriden Monday afternoon meeting the St. Sanislaus team of that city, This club is out to beat the Falcons and the management has strengthened the lineup in an endeavor to take the measure of the locals.
 The feud between the Falcons and the Riverview club Of Norwich is not yet finished because Manager Joe Feniski of the local team tells us that the Falcons will go to Nor wich next Saturday to play the team there. The Riverview club has two victories against one loss over the Falcons and if the locals win next week, it will mean another game.
 Two home games are scheduled for Monday afternoon. The Orioles will play the Forestville team at Walnut Hill park at o'clock while the Burritts will play the Slovak A. C., at St. Marys field at 2:30 o'clock. Both teams announced that the Forestville town team would play two games here at the same time but telephone inquiries disclosed the fact that the Burritts were playing the Slovak team.
 In giving the names of the play CTS who will be eligible for the Rob- ins A. C. team in the New Britain City league in last nights Herald" :" the name of Suess was left out through an error This man will complete the roster of the team which is allowed Is players.
 
 The members of the Orioles base ball team will meet in the center of the city tomorrow afternoon pre- pared to leave at 1 o'clock sharp for Windsor.
 Nom Beglcy's charley horse is coming along in good shape and it is expected that soon the indom- table captain Of the Spring S Buck icy baseball team will be able to stretch his legs in the good old way and come through with the much sought for victory ever the Con- necticut Electric Light 6 Power Co. outfit.
 Art PiIz of this city, former aIl- around New England track and field champion. has been selected to do the announcing at the automobile races which will he staged at Char ter Oak park Monday afternoon. This is no new position for Pilz as he has been engaged in similar oc- equations at many important athletic affairs.
 Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Con- necticuts uncrowned pugiistic champion, is hard at work in his training grind for his coming battle with Paul Berlenbach for the light heavyweight championship The fight will be staged at Ehbets field in Brooklyn under the promotion of Humbert Fugazy.
 Delaney is being favored to lift the title from the brow of Berlen- bach but New Workers don't see him in that light. They expect to see hl fidlll IllD NicN II Jy dtClSlAtly beating Delaney. X knockout in the bout is being predicted from all sides.
 Borlenbach rightly deserves all ihe credit being heaped upon him by inc sporting fraternity because he defends his title against anyone and everybody, but does he defend his crown any more often than Con nncticut's own champion Louis (kid) Kaplan of Meriden? Following his battle with Bobby Garcia, kaplan is scheduled to defend his laurel8 against Red Chapman Of Chelsea at the Queensbury stadium in Long ls- land City while match is in ths works with Benny Bass of Philadel- phia and another with Tod Morgan inc iunior lightweight champion.