New Britain herald., 1928-05-15
Speaking of Sports

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 Mickey Huber will leave for cris- field. Md. where he has been signed by Billy Lush to play ball. Thursday night. Mickey's many friends here arc roofing for him to come through | and make the grade and we are sure that he will produce the goods un- der the tutelage of Manager Lush.
 "Chucky' Wojack is going great guns out in Decatur where he is now playing ball. Last Thursday while playing in league game, "Chucky" proved to be the hero. The game had gone into the 10th inning. The bases were loaded when the local boy came to bat.
 "Chucky" got hold of fast one and sent the ball to the fence. It would have been good for three bases but as only one run was need ed to win, the winning score came In on the hit. Wojacl1 is hitting like . house afire since he resumed play ing league baseball.
 There are any number Of baseball players in this city who could easily make the grade in a good many of the minor leagues. Take the maior- ity of the members of any of the local slm-pro teams and they arc all set to go into higher class. How l. ever, ambtions do not run the same. Some would like to take a step up while others only play for a past time.
 Tony West of Norwich has prob ably pitched his first and last game for the Falcons. His poor showing of last Sunday against the Kensinc- ton team would not have mattcrcd so much had 1t not been that Manager John Cabay has discovered that he pitched a game in NorN ich on Sat urday.
 
 other game here last Sunday and kensington found if rather easy to connect with his shoots. Manager Cabay stated this morning that West will not pitch aga in in hurry for the Falcons
 Farmer" Bucholtz is one old At 7,,II lr,,, !, | he in shape if he ls to pitch. He would not agree to pitch here on one day and then take a turn in the box the day before. This isn't giving either the management or the fans square deal No pitcher can stand the "Eaff" of pitching two days in succession.
 kensinEtor seems In 2 fair way to make things hum in the Connecticut State League, The team meets the Bristol Endees in Bristol tomorrow night in 8 twilight league game. The Southenders share the top position with Manchester in the league at the present time.
 There will be 3 meeting of the managers in the Connecticut State League next Friday night at 7:So o'clock in Meriden. revision of the schedule will be submitted te the meeting at that time.
 disagreement ss 10 the place where the New Britain High -Colle- Eiate Prepa ratorv school game was to be played has made 1t necessary that Coach George Cassidy suhstt- fute another game 10 take its place on this weeks schedule.
 The game was originally sched- : uled for 'Viltow Brook park tomor- row afternoon, but the Cole giate Preparatory school authorities re- fused to come here and demanded that the game be played in New Ha ven. This demand could not be met by the New Britain athletic authori- ties since it's finances are limited, so the game will not he played.
 Instead New Britain will play La Esllette Seminary in Fsrk1illc Thursday afternoon after school. The trip will not involve any expen- dture of the baseball appropriation.
 Naugatuck will be played Satur- day, Hartford will be played week from that day and St. Thomas will be played on June :. Coach Cassidy , expects that games with Plainville High school and Lewis High of Southington will also be sandwiched ! in during the next two weeks. 7,
 Three games have already been T settled for next years football sched- ! llle. On November 10 New Haven 3 Hllhousc High school team will play New Britain. Vermont Academy will play the Red and Gold team on $ November 17 and the annual foot l ball clash with Hartford will be on , November A. |,
 Another game has been scheduled ' with Stamford High school, but the J date has not been decided upon. l Giants and Cubs Smash !,
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