New Britain herald., 1926-06-08

Managers of baseball teams are announcing their practice sessions Ger .hs week in preparation for games this Sunday. The Rangers 4. C. team viii hold forth tomorrow nizht at s:ss o'clock at the Pioneer lal6 on EllE street. All members are a&xeG oy Manager Albert Recor Je i,e cn hand oecsuse the team ,;!!i JtAcK dp against the Cardinals ct dartford at the field Sunday afternoon.
 Manager Pat Buckley of the ieusington team has called prac- J1A O. his squad for tonight at the n ettEington grounds at 6:80 o'clock. The team has a number of rough spots which have to be ironed out before next Sundays game. Mana ger Buckley WAS unable to an- nounce who the opposition for this week end would be. but he will have B game definitely settled to- night and will be able to give out the announcement tomorrow.
 In speaking of the Nemos and Delphis of several years back, some- one asked us to dig up the account of the evening or afternoon lunches the Nemos used 10 have at the eX- pense of some hapless bakers who used to leave pastry at Denny Me Mahons on Fremont street and
 W. stores along the route.
 -4ns would probably be comedy to lot uf tolls but it would be nothing but tragedy to q great many of the bunch who used to make the spirited dashes up Fremont street with a stack of half dozen pies in one hand. The wonder of those days was the art the pilfcrers used to have in running at top speed while still balancing stack of berry, apple, pineapple or custards in the palm of a hand,
 The end of that come when certain young man who now has grown to manhood, was ostracized from the crowd and went on foraging expedition of his own. He got scared in the middle of selected some nice juicy pies and slipped only to have his leg caught in the stopper on the cart. He let the cat out of the bag and the fathers of the culprits had to settle for the damages.
 The light heavyweight title will be at stake Thursday even when be at stake Thursday evening when Paul Berlenbach, who now wears the crown, defends his laurels against w. L. (Young) Stribling, ', the Georgia schoolboy at Madison Square Garden. This is the most Important bout of the year so far and for this reason, the Herald" is making arrangements to an- nounce it round by round from it's windows on Church street. Time and details will be given later in the week.
 There has been some time since fight US announced from the win doWs, but it has been because none of them were deemed important enough to pay attention to. The fight Thursday night is one in which there is unbOunded interest because of the fact that Jack Delaney of Bridgeport will meet the winner.
 There's something funny going on in the state bowling league. An derson was supposed to roll Gudain of Mcriden at the Casino alleys on Church street last night and the Sil- Yer City man developed a boil on his right arm yes trday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Almost immediately after ward, Ray Gaines of Hartford through his manager, Bibeault, called Frank McDon0ugh and stated that the two matches with the Hart ford man would have to be post ponel until next week.
 In the meantime, last night, Bar bour of Waterbury, second man in inc standing, rolls Steve Lynch of Bristol and is able 0 cop only five Of the nine games. Teller. the third place man, meets Leonard of New Haven and Leonard holds Teller to five to four in the scoring.
 The postponement by the Meriden and Hartford men, however, is hard 10 explain, other than they hope 10 get Andys goat by the delay. An derson demands that he be allowed 10 roll his final match in this city. This is the way the schedule read and the New Britain bowler states that he will either be given this prr- lege or there will be no match, Jle is absolutely right and the fans of the city are behind him in his de- mand.
 Just for that Anderson will walk out and take both Gudain and Gaines by big margins and he will win the championship again this year. When a combination tries to stall things off like the Meriden and Hartford men have done this week. then it is time to call halt and make them live up to their agree ments.
 Well. the great game was played last night. Does anybody need to ask what game? The one between the Connecticut Electric Light and Pow CT Co. and the Spring and Buckley teams. The Light Co. won to 1, and We know the score is right because