New Britain herald., 1926-07-02

tween the Orioles, Burritts and the | Forestville team over a game for Monday. The Orioles sent in word | first that they are playing the For i estville team here Monday after noon at Walnut Hill park at 2:3O o'clock and q short time after wards, the Burritts sent in word that they are playing the Forest vile team in this city at St, Mary's field at o'clock.
 We would advise the two local managers to get this tangle s'raightened out immediately or there will be a great deal of trou- hle occasioned by the signing of the Forcstvillc team for the two dates.
 Two gladiators of the waxed | lanes will toe the mark tonight at the Casino alleys in a post-season special match, the first of a home and home series, when Eddie An derson, deposed state champion. meets the man who was responsible for his losing out in his race for the title again this year, Ray Gaines of Hartford
 The rivalry between these two is of that fierce variety that brooks . nothing but vengeful play, but to make the games more interesting and the bowlers more fierce if that is possible, a substantial side bet is being offered to the one who wins the greater number of games.
 Anderson was in the running for first place in the state duckpin tournament until he ran into Gaines in the final week In Hartford, An dcrson averaged over 113 for the nine games but Gaines averaged ! l2L The same week at the Casino. Anderson rolled the poorest string of nine games for the entire sea son and went down 10 ignominions defeat at the hands Of the Hart ford man.
 He was off that last night. every one knows this. and no one knows il better than he does. So, for the rast few weeks, Andy has been training and practicing his shots Gntil he has reached a near per lection stage Gaines has not been idle, however, and he is shooting high scores every time he lets the bali go, and both are predicting a victory for themselves. II will be truly New Britain Hartford af- fair.
 Anderson wants the world to know that he is not done as d bowler. He has taken his defeat with good grace and hopes in these two matches to regain some of the prestige in tho minds of his home town fans that he had before the last two matches with Gaines. A win for him, and he is never bet tor than when he is rolling in special match. will bring him back somewhat from the dark dungeon of almost oblivion into which his poor bowling has plunged him.
 The second match Of the series will be rolled in Hartford next week some night, the exact date to ho selected later on.
 Tn looking over the list of play ITS on the various teams in the City league We find that there is q pos si violation of the rule that states that no man who is playing in the Industrial league will be allowed 10 play in the Cit ylcague. Tn the Bur rit''s lineup is the name of Jarnot. There is q Jarnot on the New Brit ain Machine lineup or he was and wo are wond dsrng if he is the same man and if so. whether he is eligible 10 play in the City league.
 Tho Newmatcs and the Gascos staged a thrilling game last night at the Cedar Hill Grounds down south. Darkness stopped the game in the fifth inning with the score tied at all The Machiners with Big Boy" Turner heaying them over. got away to good start by scoring three runs. In the first the Gascos slammed the ball hard and scored i've more on three hits and a mis- judged fv. The Newmatics, how 'ycr, came back strong and tied if ID in the noN' frame and then the game was called.
 Turner. in his first pitching as- signmeu1, showed world of speed and perfect control and turned back 10 of the Gascos by the striieout route, Johnny Sheehan worked well and his curve was breaking nicely. Both pitchers suffered through CT TOTS hy their mates.
 &toyie Dudack. so the report from the Machine Co. says. struck out three times. He had perfect day in tho field. however because he had no chances, Horsesl Stcyie.
 Louis (Kid) Kaplan is scheduled 10 meet Red Chapman in defense -g l,; Q