New Britain herald., 1926-09-14

1 Playground, used to take the boys for a swim in the Third Ward Swim ming pool on hot days? Gus" Gardella, third baseman | for Northampton, was the butt of the jibes of the fans all over Con- necticut league circuit, and always had a comeback?
 Gene" More, New Britain pitch CT, won a game from Northampton at Electric Field to 4, hitting a l long one into right field, out of. Bill" Luby's reach, with the bases full and none out?
 "Bill' Walsh of New Britain | pitched the Montvilles of New Lon don to a 10 to ? win over the Nor wich State Hospital team, shutting them out until the ninth inning?
 Hack Schuman, pitching for 1 New Britain, uncorked a wild pitch and allowed Andy" Herpst of New | the 10th inning at Electric Field? Umpire Finn took a lot of abuse i from Clyde Waters, New Haven catcher. at Electric Field one day, 1 simply because the New Haven i team had no substitute catcher and i the umpire did not want to cripple 1 the team by busting Waters? Murray Parker, New Britain 1 twirler, tanned Peckinpaugh and | Fallon with two on the bases in a tight game against New Haven at | Electric Fieldf
 Pop" McPartlin and Gallen were the battery for Waterbury in the Connecticut league?
 1 Roger Peckinpaugh was the cleanup hitter for New Haven when the team was known as the White ! Wings?"
 Prize winners in the Corbin Cab met Lock formen's billiard tourna- ment were the following: J. B. Lewis, w, G. Cottrell, H. F. White, Lyndon, w. Chaloner, Charles Scott, B. Mann, l.. ChiphiCk? Gene" More got Jack" Lcon- ards goat coaching at third base in game against Holyokc, and Leon- ard walked three in a TOW, forcing in a run, and allowing two hits in the same inning?
 Cassett, speedy outfielder for New Britain, scored from second on sacrifice bunt by "Sox" Waterman in game against Holyoke? Pop" Foster, Holyoke outlield- CT went in to pitch against New Britain and allowed two hits in two innings?
 Basil Riley, local southpaw, was one of the speediest pitchers in the game and used to hook up in some great duels with that other sterling portsidcr. Joe" Fitzpatrick, when the Nemos and Delphis clashed at Andrews field?
 The New Britain team in the Con- necticut league was known as the "Aviators," Bridgeport as the Me chanics," Hartford as the "Sena- tors" Holyoke as the Pulp Mak- CTS" Northampton as "The Larks," New Haven at the White Wings?'
 "Pop" Hey, Bridgeport outtield- CT, kicked so hard when Hack" Schuman. New Britain pitcher, scored from third on a sacrifice fly that Umpire Hart ejectcd him and slapped on a $10 fine?
 Gibbs and Kocher for Bridgeport were one of the best batteries in minor league ball?
 Large crowds patronized the Ridgley Social club outing at Han over Park, Meriden?
 Landers Frary 6, Clark defeated Go. F at baseball, 3a to 17 at Elec- tric Field?
 Dan O'Brien and "Tommy' Graham of New Britain played with p,-;+ ,t E1na tric Field and the local team won, 4 to s. before 250- fans; Red Campbell, a new youngster with the locals, made a home run over the fence?
 Severa! New Britain wheelmen rode in tho Capital City Wheel Club road race from the Albany Avenue track in Hartford 10 the Strickland House corner in this city?
 The Jr. O. [. A. N. baseball team defeated the Jeffersons, S9 to 26 in a game that required four hours to finish, due to the Grabbing of "Herb' Lyons?
 John Mack, formerly of the Char ter Oak house, was athletic trainer at preparatory school in Iowa?
 No outfielder in New Britain had l anything on Jimmy" kelleher of | the Pioneers going out after long | flies?
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