New Britain herald., 1927-03-21


 that tt had defeated the Original Celtlcs three times last year. For
 tunatcly. We have secured the scores
 of the series played between the team last year. q series Of six games.
 The first game was won by the Celtics by one point. 80 10 %. The second was captured by the Rcnais- sancc Five 37 to 50. The third went to the Celtics by the score of a 10 26. The fourth Was won by the colored team. S2 10 2S. The fifth was taken by the Ccltics fl 10 e6 while the sixth went to the team that opposed the Guards Saturday night, by d %2 10 3o score,
 So masterly was 'hc exhibition | given by the New York team at tho | state armory Saturday night and so many fans were high in their praise ! Of the visitors, that Manager Lan- | phre, has acceded to the many re- | quests received and has booked the i Renaissance Five for second show ing here next Saturday night.
 The Guards will play tho first | game of their series Of two out of | three with Bristol in Bristo ol We'd nesday night. The contest will be ! staged at the Bristol High school with two officials working the game. They will most probably be Red" Ball and Billy Coyle.
 Thursday night the Guards will play in Mcridon. II was found i'm possible to secure the Now Britain armory for the game with Bristol here so the game will be played in stead a week from Saturday night The Guards were originally schednl- cd to play Mcrden in Moridcn Thursday night and this engage ment will be kept.
 The Bristol team will leave this week for q trip to New York state which will take them away for scv- eral days. The second game between the New Britain and Bristol teams will be played at the state armory in this city a week from Saturday night.
 The full schedule then for the | Guards for the coming weeks is as follows "Wednesday night, the Bristol Endoes in Eristo ol at the Eris- l tol High school; Thursday night. Meriden Endees in Ncridcn at the state armory: Saturday night, Renaissance Five of New York at from Saturday, the Bristol Endccs at the state armory here.
 Kenneth Saunders was q busy < man. at the state armory Saturday . night. He attended as manager of |, the alumni team but on his arrival ', was notified that he was to manage the High school team also. "Tex' a had tho honor Of managing both / teams and being scorep and timer ' Of the game. . The athletic committee of the :, New Britain Industrial council will ' meet tonight at , o'clock at the '. M. C. A. with representatives of U the various factories to discuss the u promotion of an Industrial Baseball u League semilar to that which was l' promoted last year. J. The Dublin \. C. announces that II { will have a baseball team in the b; iold this year again and it wishes to tC |. n IS years of age. George Kelly will cl manage the club this year and any ii, )re wishing games should communi- !, ate with him. The club will hold III m important meeting in thcir rooms '. onight at s o'clock. \ fund has been started 10 dcfrav r he expenses of the '. M. C. A. baS- :, letball team, champion quintet of ': he state. to Buffalo where it will LII Inter the national championship n' About 50 members have already la |onated to the fund and many more "J re expected to help the cause along. 10 he local team is regarded as a good sh Jet to go into the finals in the na- St ional and international tournament n Buffalo. R As an added attraction for this Ina purpose. it has been suggested that Sa hc champion American Hosiery S5 a aslictball team of the Girls lndus- ,h rial League and the Stanley Rule X do l. eeds to be turned into the fund. L 1anager James Murphy of the stan "; " Rule & Level team has already ,.a greed to have his team play and it expected that Manager Whitman w f the American Hosiery team will O. onsent 10 send his charges into the Sl' ame.
 th The contest will be an exhibition AT flair which will be staged 10 help Ja lew Britain 10 be represented in the an ational tournament. Dick Dillon. "a opuar referee has already donated II, is services gratis in the event that CE ne two teams play and the word of toi Ianager Whitman is awaited on the tol lbicct. Dir
 an Any individual wishing 10 con- in, 'ibute to the fund, may mail his or , CT donation 10 Joseph G. Hers- to rom, physical director at the Y. hr I. C. A. \ good sum is needed for ,,a lis purpose and returns arc asked TT, 'r quickly. New Britain's honor ,a at stake and there isn't any doubt "' Ut that enough money will be se- lrcd to transport the team to and |t om Buffalo. AA Jimmy (Rcd) Reynolds announced