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New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
FALCONS TO PLAY
BOSTON CLUB HERE
Fast Bay State Club to Appear at
St. Mary's Sunday

The Falcon baseball team will
meet the strong Elliot A. C. of Bos-
ton at st. Mary's field Sunday after
noon as the weekly attraction slated
here. The visiting team is one of the
best diamond aggregations in its
part Of the Bay State and advance
notices indicate that the Falcons will
have merry time If they are to
continue on the winning paths
The Falcons will practice in prep
aration for the game on Thursday
night at o'clock at ST. Mary's field
The squad will be put through a stiff
drill in preparation for a real battle
Sunday and weak spots that have
appeared in the lineup will be
strengthened.
The Falcons will meet the Bristol
New Departure baseball team in a
home and home series on Labor Day.
These two teams battled it out in
two games on Memorial Day and
each scored victory.
The locals will play in Bristol at
MuzZy Field in the morning and the
Bristol team will appear at q.
Mary's field in this city in the after
noon. A large crowd will be out to
see both of these battles.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
TAKING CUPS HOME
British Women's Tennis Team Re-
turning Home With Trophies Won
In This Country.

New York, Aug. 81 (P-All mem
bers of the British Wightman Gun
tennis team will sail at midnight to-
night on the Berengaria for Eng
land, taking with them the doubles
championship cups.
In the party are Miss Betty Nut
hall, runner-up in both singles and
doubles in the national champion
ships; Mrs, Kitty Mckane Godfree
and Miss Ermyntrude Harvey. dou-
hles winners; Miss joan Fry, Miss
Nuthalls doubles partner; Miss
GWlnneth Sterry and Mrs John Hill.
Helen Wills was undecided today
whether to go TO Boston to play
with Francis T. Hunter in the mixed
doubles and awaited word from her
partner before reaching a decision.
Hunters program may have to be
altered because the mems doubles
tournament was held up by rain. He
may not deslr" to play in the mixed
doubles, Miss Wills believed.
Miss Wills plans to return to New
York for a week of shopping, if she
goes 10 Boston, and will go from
here to her home at Berkeley, Cal,
She does not plan to reenter the
University of California until after
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Helen Jacobs. also Of Berke-
ley, will leave tonight with her
mother for home.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31

By the Associated Press.
The Cubs. Chicago's hope for a
National league baseball champion
pionship and a worlds series, have
played their last game of the season
in the Polo Grounds at New York.
Joe McCarthy's outfit may visit the
metropolis next October to play the
Yankees but they Will have to get
out of a bad slump that continued
on through three straight games
against the Giants. The Cubs came
10 Coogan's Bluff with a five and
one-half game lead over the Giants
and departed with margin of two
and one-half games.
Leslie Mann started the Giants on
the way to their seventh straight
victory by smashing the first ball
pitched by Percy Jones for a home
run. The McGrawmen out-hustled
the hustling Bruins to get the bust
ness end of 7-3 score. Four Cub
pitchers saw service, while Burleigh
Grimes managed to get by the
Bruin attack for eight innings be-
fore giving away in the ninth to
Fitzsimmons.
New York has won p out Of its
last % games and today was right
on the heels of the Cardinals and
the Pirates. The first division array
showed four flag contenders more
closely punched than at any time
this season,
st. Louis had an opportunity to
climb back into second place in its
own right but the lowly Dodgers
rose up and smote the worlds
champions, 5-3 Dazzy Vance Whit
fed eight batters and allowed only
six hits, while Wee Willie" Sherdel
was nicked for IS safeties.
Pittsburgh had to be content with
an even break against Philadelphia
yesterday. Behind Herb Pruetts
air-tight twirling the Phils scuttled
the Buccaneers in the opener, 81,
the contest going 10 innings Pruett,
who struck out five of the Pirate
eluggers yesterday, issued only one
pass and dealt out only seven hits.
Ray kremer was touched for nine
safeties. The Corsairs waded into
Scott, Decatur and Sweetland in the
second game and came out with d
1916 margin. Donnie Bush was
forced to send three hurlers to the
mound to stop the Quaker attack,
however. Meadows lasted less than
five innings. Miljus received credit
for the victory.
The Boston Braves returned to
winning form by struggling II in
ming for a FL win over Cincinnati.
Donohue and McQuillan became EN-
broiled in an old-time pitching dis
pute McQuillan deserved his vic
tory. for he allowed only four hits
against the Al batters who faced
him. Doaohue was bumped for A
safeties.
American league clubs were shift
ing battlefronts yesterday and none
of them got into action. The
Yankees returned home for single
game with the Boston Red SoX to-
day, weather permitting.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
POLICE TEAMS TO BATTLE
AT WILLOW BROOK TODAY
New Britain Bluecoats to Try to Even Up Count With
Silver City Coppers Today-Meriden Stands One
Game to the Good-Billy Kline and "Slim" Politis
Likely to Hook Up In Hurting Duel-Record Crowd
Expected to Be Out For Game.
The Meriden police baseball team

The Meriden police baseball team
will engage the New Britain police
team at Willow Brook park this
afternoon in the second game Of a
home and home series. The Silver
City club is anxious to score q win
today and make it two straight for
them this year.
The Meriden team won last weeks
game played in Meriden after 4 STIR
ring rally in the sixth inning and
because Of this the team is confident
of lining the New Britain contingent
up against the wall for the second
time this year.
The New Britain team had it,
final practice last night and every
thing is in readiness to repel the in
vaders today. Manager Tom Dolan
feels satisfied that his crew will take
the measure of the Silver City bri-
gade.
Billy Kline. ace of the Meriden
pitching staff, will again be on the
mound against the Hardware City
contingent today. while slim" Po-
litis will proba bly, draw the assigns
ment for the home club.
A record crowd is expected out to
watch the battle today, which will
start promptly at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31

ROBERTS TO end
fEUD With NADEAU
Joe Howard to Appear in ANA
teur Fight Tourney

Hartford, Aug. 31-Mickey Rob-
erts, Hartfords whirlwind bantam
expects to end his feud with Buster
Nadeau of Holyoke with the final
score in his favor as they come to-
gether tonight on the Massascit A.
c. card in the Hartford Velodrome,
Mickey and his hard hitting little
rival have met three times. Each
has won once and the other time
Nadeau was unable to continue for
the extra round because of an in
jury.
The fur always flies when these
boys come together and this bout
shapes as one of the best for tomor-
row night show.
Joe Howard is emerging from a
short retirement and will clash with
the hard hitting Eddie Provost of
Holyoke, who recently gave Jack
Kelly, state middleweight champion,
a hard battle here. Joe expects to
win on a kayo.
Barney Youseman, too, is coming
out into the glare of the limellght
after a lay-off and Barney has a
real nights work cut out for him in
battling Gerald Emard, of Holyoke,
who recently beat Joe Champ here
and last week kayoed Joe Carman
OF New Haven.
Harry Seeche and Paul Terzo also
are to wind up their little private
duel Seeche won two weeks ago and
Terzo was the winner last week.
Hence, the final tonight.
Al Kromack, the classy un1onville
bantam, and Steve Polansky, Of Col
chester, will meet in the 11S-pound
class Both are fast and good hitters
and there should be action as they
come together.
Charley Romano, local boy who
has scored some knockouts in his
last few fights, is bracketted with
Victor Podniar of Holyoke, who, like
the Hartford youngster. is stiff
puncher.
Pinkey Kaufman. state welter-
weight champion, will take on
Charley Anderson Of New Haven, a
welterweight who has been winning
consistently down state.
The first bout is set for SIS and
there will be two and one-half hours
of milling.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
LADY LUCK IS Big
FACTOR IN match
Benson and Van Open Win in
Doubles Tennis Play

Lady Luck played another i'm
| portant role in the race for the
doubles tennis championship of the
city yesterday when she interviewed
and allowed the Benson-Van Open
duet to down the Bassett- Cianci
combination in a tirst-round match.
The winners showed poor form in
the games played while their oppon-
ents played excellent tennis although
on the losing side.
Van Open appeared to be up in
the air throughout the match. He
was unable to locate a landing field
when he served and at times he
couldn't get the ball over the net
He made a total of Is double faults
IN four service games.
only the steady work of Arthur
Benson both at the net and off the
ground saved the day for his team
! Bassetfe played his usual steady all
around game. Clanci's left hand
serve puzzled his opponents and he
won most of his service games. His
forehand drives carried lots of speed
and gave lots of trouble.
This was the first match for Bas-
settle and Ciaaci on the same side
of the net and with a little more
practice, this pair shapes up as a
possible championship combination
Entries for the singles matches
close today at o'clock and the draw
Will be held tonight. Results of the
draw will be printed in tomorroW's
paper and matches may be started
Immediately
Doubles matches, scheduled for
TODAY are as follows: Hoffman and
Carlson vs.. the Ieinhard brothers; ;
A Benson and Van Oppen vs. stein
man and Schupack. Both will be
played at $50 o'clock.
Through the default of the vari
Gus teams drawn against them Z.
/ Benson and Dressed have advanced
TO the mi-fnals This round may
he played off Saturday or Sunday
and the finals on Labor Day
President Murdock of the New
britain Tennis club has selected a
sqaud of the clubs best PLAYERS to
20 10 Boston Thursday to witness
tho third round of the United states
doubles championship at the Long
wood Cricket club Among those
going are the Benson brothers.
Richard Lombard, Van Open and
StcePe Probable teams they win
witness in action are: Tilden and
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
FIGHT IN MERlDEN
Five New Britain Amateurs To Box
In Tournament To Be Staged In
Meriden.

Five New Britain simon pures will
be seen in action on the amateur
boxing card to be brought of by
the Mohican A. c. in the city hall.
Meriden. tomorrow night. The To-
cal youngsters who have signed for
the Silver City program are Johnny
Clinch, 1873 pounds: Del Pouliot, 11e
pounds; Joe Zott, 1876 pounds: Eddie
Lewis, 107 pounds, and Minty Walsh.
1926 pounds. Opponents for two Of
the local boys, Clinch and Walsh.
have already been selected by
Matchmaker Kearns and Hurley.
Clinch will come to grips with Gene
Martin, the Terryville Terror, while
Walsh is signed to step three rounds
with Johnny Swaples OF Meriden.
Opponents for the other three New
Britain lads will be announced to-
morrow.
A go between Joe Bard Of HART
ford and Charlie Rasmussen OF Ter
ryville will feature tho bill. This
bouts will be held in the Meriden
city hall auditorium. Louis kid"
kaplan, former worlds feathers
weight champion, will referee.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
KENS|NGTON PLAYS
C0Rb|N RED S0X
Teams to Clash in First Game Of
Series Oh Sunday


Inc All-henslngton ana the Cor
DIN fed So2 baseball teams Will
clash IN the first game OF a three
game series at the ferclNal Avenue
GROUNDS IN hehslhgtoh sunday a1ler-
noon ms Will start the play III the
thfee-cofnered race Tor city honors
as the game between the henslng-
ton and falcons teams last sunday
was postponed because OF ram.
Inc eorpln fted SoA are out 10
even up matters with the henslng-
ION teail LOT series ol uruhplhsS
last season. Iheh' the Sox TOOK Two
peatlngs al the hands OF the south
eild aggregation Inns year, Manager
loplh promises different result
bolh teams nave been playing
great pasepall at,er a poor start.
Inc henslngton team before 1t be
came really organized this year,
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
PIRATES CHAMPS
OF WESTERN LOOP
Local Baseball Club Wins Pen
nant in Leagues First Year

The Pirates are the newly crowned
champions of the Western Connect
cut baseball league which completed
it's first year of existence last Sum-
day. No games were played last Sun
day because of the heavy rain. The
league consisted of six teams which
included the ST. Stanislaus of Meri-
den: Watertovn, Waterville, Derby,
Kensington Tabs and the Pirates.
Many good games featured the fight
for the pennant with the Pirates and
the Meriden Saints furnishing the
star tilt of the year in an eighteen
inning battle. Rain raised havoc
with the schedule and many games
were postponed
The locals hit fast pace through
out the year and defeated both the
Watertown and st. Stanislaus teams
who were the favorites to cop the
title. Their only defeat in the league
came at the hands Of the Kensington
Tabs but the Pirates made up for
this by twice handing the Tabs a
trouncing in the latter part of the
season. The Corsairs presented
smooth working lineup that fielded
we'll and hit hard in the plnches.
The lineup of the champs was:
O'Connell, catch: Carlson and Will
liams pitch; Beagle. first; Claire
second; Matulis, third; Begley.
short; Charlow, left; Captain Wier,
center, and Yankaskas and Williams
right. Other members we're: NC
Aloon, Havlick. J. Charlow and
Clancy. -.
The stellar pitching Of "Huggy'
Carlson, who pitched the Coroln
team to the Industrial league title,
was big factor in bringing the
pennant to the Pirates. He was IN
defeated in the league games. EF.
Williams. besides pitching some
great games, did great hitting and
fielding in right field where he play
ed when not hurting. carlson per
formed a neat feat when ne WORKED
for eighteen innings against the
Saints and was returned a winner.
The batting of the Pirates was
terrific with seven men out Of eleven
batting well into the 800 class. Hal
Beagle, former high school star
heads the pack with an average OF
ssS. McAloon is batting 800 but
did not play in most of the games
Begley. diminutive shortstop. follows
Beagle with an average of .S6S. The
rest OF the Pirates are batting in the
following order: Williams 1853;
Charlow 1888, Wier 1888, O'Connell
.ss3. Carlson .26e, Matulis .26S,
Claire .222 and Yankaskas 200.
These averages do not include the
games played on Sunday outside the
league.
The president of the league was
O'Donnell, sporting editor OF the
Waterbury American and the secre-
tary was Gerald Cream, sporting edl-
tor of the New Britain Herald. A
meeting will be held in December to
organize the league for next season.