New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Speaking
 of Sports

last night to have two champion. ship teams one for the first round and the other for the second round tc play a series after the league schedule is over for the state title there were number of other inn portant items discussed without any formal vote being taken on them.
 The league managers are decid- ad that the entrance fee will be S500 and the rules committee of which Clarence Lanpher is one member and Manager Joseph Car roll of the Bristol Endees is an- other, will report back to the league at the next hearing which will be Leld in three weeks from last night.
 Certain fines will be levied on the teams for use of ineligible play CTS and other infractions of the rules and the concensus of opinion is that these fines will be paid to the team against whom the ineligi- hle playesr are used or against whom the rules infractions work.
 No decision has been reached on the player limit except to place the minimum number at seven. The league will probably compromise on a player limit of eight men.
 No player will be allowed to change from one team to the other. When a player has signed up with one club and later leaves that club, he will be ineligible to play with any other club in the circuit.
 The league will probably follow as closely as possible the American League rules as they are in force. This league has been pleasing the basketball public for a number of years and the rules have proved to be very popular with the fans.
 It is likely that there will be schedule of 2S games for each team in the league.
 The Cardinal A. C. baseball team will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Tabs rooms on Main stret. All members are requested to attend.
 The Rangers of 20 High Street are looking for games with any team in the state averaging 16 to 19 years of age. The president of the club is Agolfy Radiewicz and the secretary, Chester Jakuh. For games address Manager Wallace Sapko at % High street.
 The Rover X. C. baseball team swamped the Owls yesterday o7 10 6. Harriss and Anderson pitched for the winners. The team wants games with any other team averag- ing Ia years of age. Telephone Manager George Traccski at 300S-S.
 The next amateur fight tourna- ment of the Mohawk A. c. will be held at the T. A. B. hall Thursday night. One of the features of the tournament will be the return bat lie between Leo Larriviere and Ray Hall which caused so much com motion q fey weeks ago.
 At the last tournament, Larri- viere was afflicted with an attack of the grippe and was unable to go on as scheduled. He has fully re- covered and is ready to tackle Hal, this week and make it decisive fight.
 Johnny Clinch and Rollo Roland will meet for the third time in this city this week. Clinch was beaten by Roland two weeks ago in South Manchester but it was the local boys return to the ring after a long layoll' due to a broken thumb.
 Jack Kelly and Ed Provost of Holyokc will mingle in the feature bout of the night.
 The Falcons of this city will probably meet the Derby Falcons at st. Mary's Field next Sunday after noon. This games has not yet been i decided because of the fact that | there might be a hitch in the dates.
 Manager John Cabay is arranging | q series of games with the Bristol ! New Departure team and these will probably be played on Decoration Day with one game in Bristol in the morning and the other in this city in the afternoon or vice-versa. This will be the first intercity scr ias since the state league in which | the Besse-L Leland team and the En- dees were entered.
 The personnel of the Aiken singto on team was somewhat chang ed last Sunday. Fitzpatrick who appeared at third returned to his old love, the Corbin Red Sox. "Yiggs" Patrus didn't play with the team. Adam Sullick also ap- peared with the Red Sox and Ray Regley failed to appear at his usual post on first base.
 Manager Dan Malarney is having this troubles in getting together baseball club in the south end but the packers of the team have all <he faith in the world that before long, another championship outfit will be developed in the Paper Goods town.
 The first definite step towards getting the Central Connecticut Base ball League into action will be taken tomorrow night when the schedule committee of which John Tobin, manager of the Corbin Red eox in manager. meets in Meriden.