New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-25
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The Falcon baseball team will
NEST tonight at 8 o'clock at the Fall
coz club rooms At the corner Of
Bread and Beaver streets In what
might develop into one Of the most
important sessions Of the year.
Internal dissension IL rife among
the players and Manager John
Cahay is up in arms. according to
his own statements. He stated this
morning that tonight's session will
decide whether the Falcon baseball
team is to continue play this season
or not.
Saturday morning 1t was an
nounced that Frank "Chuck" Wo-
jack had received hts release as
coach Of the Falcon team. I'm
mediately the other players on
the teams who have admired
"Chucky'' all along, rallied to his
support and threatened to quit If he
was not retained.
He played in yesterdays game
but the argument is still echoing
down the pike because the meeting
tonight IL being called for discus
sion Of this very problem.
For team that has gone through
a season such as the Falcon team
has 80 far this year with Is wins
to its credit and only three defeats
chalked up against 1t. there is some
thing apparently very wrong some
when when harmon cannot prevail.
The team is stronger this year
than it has been in many seasons
and to break 1t up now. would put
crimp In the fine showing by the
team.
From managerial standpoint.
the team isn't drawing in the money
it should at st. Mary's field, but that
is the fault Of the spectators rather
than OF the club. The team has
been entertaining with fine baseball
mostly all season and II the specta-
tors haven't been paying to see the
exhibitions, then, of course, the
management has legitimate kick
II such Is the case, then the Fall
cons should turn to road games for
a while and deprive the gate crash
ers Of their Sunday afternoon enter |
tainment for time. This would !
probably remedy the situation.
It seems to use that the Falcon |
management could take steps to
force those who are attending the |
games at st. Mary's field each Sun
day to pay for their pleasure or else
keep them out of the field. We |
cannot conceive of a baseball fan
attending game Sunday after Sun
day without checking in his so cents
once In a while anyway.
However, these troubles are no
concern Of ours except that we
would like to express the hope that
the difficulties being encountered by
The Falcon team will quickly be
overcome.
A diamond clash OF the first linen
will take place at Willow Brook !,
park next Sunday afternoon when
the Corbin Red SoX team clashes
with the PeXto aggregation of South
ington in a Central league game.
The Red Sox broke into the Win
ming column yesterday afternoon
against Collinsville playing ball the
way the team should and can.
Next Sunday will mark the first
appearance in this city of the
Wrench Town aggregation and the
first home appearance of the two
New Britain stars who are playing
on the southington team, Eddie
Ziegler and Ray Begley.
Both of these boys have been
going at fast pace this season
and they should prove to be a great
attraction for local fans.
The All-kensington team is on
the right path now and in its last
few games has shown it is team to
be reckoned with by the fastest
clubs in thissection. Manager Dan
Malarney has an outfit that can
stand up with the best in the state.
Next Sunday the club will battle |
the fast Derby outfit, one of the
strongest baseball clubs in Connecti- |
cut and if the team keeps going like
it has. it will be another victory for
the Paper Goods town club.
JUNIOR CITY LEAGUE |
Phantoms to Meet Last-Place Y. VI.
c. A. Team At Walnut Hill Park
Tonight.
The Phantoms will meet the Y. !
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