New Britain herald., 1927-05-16
Speaking of Sports

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 Kopec was back with the Falconi again yesterday after withdrawing from the game last Sunday on &C., count of an injury to his throwing arm. It was at first reported that nc would be out of the game TOT a month or 50, but yesterdays per formance seems to dispel any rear of Kopec being laid up at al! from luis throwing wing.
 Adam Sullick. who left the hehs- jncton team | week or so ago. was seen in a Corbin Red Sox uniform yesterday. He split the game With IIuband. Whether he will stay with the Red Sox or not will be aues' ton to be determined at a later date.
 Rabbit" Bucheri was tried out by the sox in yesterdays game ana al- though he didn't have the oppor- unity of doing any great amount or work, he probably will fit into me picture in great shape before the season is very much older.
 Frankie sheehan prophesied sat- urday that he would get two hits' He got only one in yesterdays game but drove in . run. AS Frankie, who also has tho reputation of being a future John Mccormack. says. Ihe newspapers have to take notice or good ball players and I'M one of them.'
 Eddie Zeigler showed a nash or ,peed on the basepaths yesteroay that certainly was good lmtat'o" of the way Ty Cobb has done IL III his best years. He stole second oaSe tbree times in yesterdays game against the Hartford Crimsons.
 Natty Hayes certainly fit into the ,ic,ure nicely while catching TOT iIensington yesterday. Matty socked out a couple of hits. a douole anu trick" home run.
 southinston, entering the feA'o ,aam in the Central Conhec.ic"' naseball league, is going out to lor"' 4 strong team. Manager James Mai lin announced yesterday that Cnar'le u,ckbarth of Meriden had oeeh sigrcd as the catcher of the team' nther candidates for the lnheld arc he;nr secured and the Pextos VIII Ut out in force to have "i'lhihe ' club in the circuit
 The schedule committee Of the ,saaue, of which Johnny room. manager of the Corbin Red soA U, ,h;. citv. h & member. has postponeu it's meeting from tomorrow n'sh' .o Wednesday. At that time the 'h'.s ,,,sn,hers will map out program ol mes that will give all the teams in ,he league an equal numoe' VI Sunday home games.
 The three local teams scoreo "'na oyer the weekend in rather e"ey ta.h,on. The Falcons wh'tewasheu ,he Diamond Match Co. team ol snrincfleld at St. Mary's neio' Nus' Lish,r. Hartford pitcher. wlll pfop- ably be a regular memoer VI c,uh for the rest of the season.
 There will be a meeting of 'ne newly formed Connecticut oaSn. r ,,aI, league tonight in Meriden. The most important question to De ,,, uu cided is whether the league VIII adopt the changes in the rules as suggested by the board So'e'''"s the amateur play.
 The sustained drihble has been done away with according 10 tne changes effected this year and 1h's will limit the players to ohly one 1r;hh,e The Connecticut league lH' according to the larger proportio" of the franchise holders. opposed 10 rhe new rule and it may be that inc league will vote not to recoshlzo the new rule.
 Another rule which the league mosuls have had under discussion with the view of setting 1t aside is the one wherein player IS eJec'eo from the game because of four per sonal fouls. The league will prob ably adopt rule whereby personal fouls will not be counted in this re- spect.
 Then come. the question of capa- Lle officials for the league because Central Board men will most prob ably be required to officiate accord- ing to the rules adopted by the na- .,ional committee. If the league teams refuse to adopt the. new rule and then throw out the four per- sonal foul rule, officials may pc scarce because all the leading men are members of the Central Con- necticut Board of Approved Basket ball Officials.
 The postponed game between the Stanley Rule and Level and Russell < Erwin teams in the Industrial lea guc. will be played tomorro" night at 5:l5 o'clock at WilIoW Brook park. The game was called off last Thursday out of respect to