New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
DUSTY LEAGUE ID
 HOP OFF TOMORROW
Umpires Selected and Eligible
 Players Lists Submitted

Tomorrow is the opening day for the Industrial baseball league, re- vived again after lapse of six years and all details in connection with the opening have been settled by the board Of managers. Mayor Gardner C. Weld will toss out the opening ball at the park and the players will hold an automobile parade about the city preceding their arrival at the park. The Boys club drum corps will lead the pro- cession which will leave from the Y. NJ. C. 4. building at 1:15 o'clock sharp.
 Four umpires have been selected to work at the game and Manager Lonihan of the New Britain Machine Co. team has been appointed super visor over them. The double um- pire system will be used, one man behind the bat and the other on Itases and each pair will handle two games every Saturday afternoon. Those chosen as official umpires of the league have been announced as follows: Sautter, Carrozza, James Maher and James Clinton. The um- ipires will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the |. NJ. C. A. to dis cuss the rules,
 The first games will be started at Willow Brook park at o'clock with two games being played at that time and two more at 1 o'clock. Fafnirs will meet the New Britain Machine
 and Stanley Works will meet S. R, x L.. at ? o'clock and r. & F, Corbin
 will play Landers, and R. & E, the Union Works at 1 o'clock.
 The lists of eligible players on each team has been submitted to
 the board of managers and the teams will be picked from among
 these men. Secretary Bryce Long
 has compiled the last of names and
 according to the factories with
 whom they will play, they are as follows:
 New Britain Machine
 Nathan C. Avery. Eric H, Ander-
 son. William E. Ryan Frank E,
 smith, Donald Cosgroyc, Albert J. .Jarnot, Arthur l<rauss, Robert Patl Itison. Gaylord B. Turner, Joseph -" Petras. Ernest Anderson. Milo Ar
 gozzi. Charles Street, Gabrielle Sko- , mars and H, W, Linnehan. F. & |. Corbin , q. Patrus NJ. Huber, J. Jasper . M. Luke. (. Cavapaugh, J. Jackson Q r Conway, D. Ahlgren, G. Slocke'l T. Anatasio, J. Staubly, II. Rawlings 0 l.. Rioux. II. Nyborg and W, Turner c Fafnir Bearing . Arthur T. Elton. Thomas Elan
 chette, Joseph s. kania, William Ferguson, Hjalmar L. Paulson, How ard Be1ser, James r. Haylick. stan , lev Matszczak, Harold E. Corbin n James r. O'Brien. John Lipetz, Jr s William V. Kenure, Charles Stan . lev Merwin Keehner and Harold A C Weir.
 :, Landers, Frary X Clark i Jobn Klatka, Carl Holmberg, Will
 liam Preiser. William WarroW' M
 Ruckcri, II. Hilstrand, R. Begle9 , iT,dward Gooh, Joseph Klatka, I'al Q PopolosRi, Joseph Fitzpatrick, ! q Vincent. r. Nester, C. Huber an Q r. Fusari.
 Q Stanley Works
 c (. MacNamara. s. Zai6o, Johnson " " R Kelley. w. Scott J. Parsons . Iiuklinski. J. Schroeder, J. SalSN' / - schado, J. Greene r. Schneider U Liss. z. WendrosN and $ budh''' 2 Russell & Erwin
 q Edward McNamara, Paul RakoN Q sli James Cohgrove, Wesley Coco Q rich, Henry Scheiller, Albert BIal 0 chard. Julius Nordgren, EdWai o Heins. Angelic Morelli, Stanley Je n ,5s James McCue, George Henne 0 sav Edward Whitman, Ihoh' @ Mullen anG Carl Dahlstrom, q stanley Rule X Level 0 William Wolf, Lawrence HincI Q life. Vincent O'Dell, Thomas Ere - nan Joseph PIurin. Merwin Schae c or Adam Sopnick, Edward Seyma'
 owskv. Arthur Campbell, Willia
 schmidt, George scheyd, Joseph Ju -s Iavitch, Alex F'lodon, water Nd ,@ darson. John Thorstenson and Jam - A. Murphy. -.. H. I-niOn Manufacturing 1i Clark. Chant, Wolfe, Lagerloi, 4 s hanese, Williams, Hackay' Aide f. man. Miller Mcknight FoI' ''' l. Thurcston and Gaudette'