New Britain herald., 1929-08-22

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 Due to mixup in the schedule | for the Junior City league, the | scheduled game at Walnut Hill park last night was not played. Members l of four different teams were pres ent and picked up teams played a game.
 President Berkowitz of the league | has outlined the schedule of games to be followed. It is as follows: American Legion vs. Golfers at 6:15 o'clock Friday. Phantoms vs Col Hers at ? o'clock Saturday after non and American Legion vs. Y. M. c. A. Saturday following the first game. Holy Cross Juniors vs. Y. M. c. A. Monday night at 6;15 o'clock.
 Willie Wojack, star infielder of the Gascos and of the Sokols base ball teams, was seized with an at tack of appendicitis yesterday and was taken to the New Britain Gen. eral hospital last night. He was operated on today.
 For this reason, the Sokols will be allowed an infelder for their game with the Holy Cross crew in the city championship series next Sunday. Manager Tutko is trying to get ,Holcomb of Bristol for his team.
 Three games are scheduled in the championship series next Sunday. The Holy Cross and Sokol teams will meet at Willow Brook park. The Corbin Red Sox battle the Falcons at St. Marys field while Kensington entertains the Burritts.
 The Sokols will practice tonight at 630 o'clock at St. Marys field in preparation for the game.
 The Holy Cross and Pirate teams in the City leagnue will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Walnut Hill park. This game will decide whether there is to be a tie for first place in the league or not, If the Holy Cross team wins, it will be tied with the Burritts for first place and another game will be necessary to play off this deadlock
 Arrangements have been started to play series of two out of three games between the champions of the City league and the Fafnir team, championship outfit of the Indus trial league. The City league off, cials have offered to pay half of the expenses in connection with the games and will offer the champion teur championship team of the city ship cup to the winner as the anna
 It Is expected that Chairman James J. Naughton of the recrea- ton commission and Kenneth J. Saunders of the City league will go into huddle over the situation with Bryce Long and other officials of the Industrial league.
 Joseph Potts of Madison street, captain for the coming year of the New Britain high school football team, was painfully injured on the right foot while doing a Red Grange at the White Oak ice house. A cake of ice which he was lifting slipped from the tongs and fell on his foot.
 pr. Grant N-rayed the injured member and found that the large toe on his foot had been split, AS it takes long time for an injury of this kind to heal, Potts may be prevent cd from starting with the high school grid team this fall.
 The Sacred Heart base ball team will play home this Sunday meeting the Yalesville Town team at the Washington school grounds. The Sacred Hearts have added few new faces to their lineup and great battle is anticipated. The contest will start promptly at o'clock. Jim- my Maher will umpire.
 Arthur Pilz, director of the Meri- den Boys club and also director during the summer months of Camp Cuno at Cornwall Bridge, closed the camp yesterday. One of the best sea- sons in the history of the camp was experienced during. the past months. according to the officials in charge. It was MT. Pilz's second year there and it was through his efforts that the programs went off so smoothly.
 monster athletic meet in which g boys participated was staged yes- terday Afternoon and a brilliant min strel show was given last night by 15 of the boys. About 100 visitors were present to witness the program. Mir. PilZ has been reappointed di- rector of the Merden Boys club. He will resume his activities on Septem- Der 20. He and Mrs. Pilz will spend the intervening time at Watch Hill, l.. l.
 Heinie Groh. veteran major league baseball star. and this year pilot of the Hartford club in the Eastern league, is through. The Senators, now in the cellar dug deeper yesterday by losing a double header to Provi- dence. After the second defeat. Groh was notified that his services were no longer required.