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New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
STAGE WRESTLING
 MATCHES TONIGHT
Yesterdays DoVnpOur Prevents
 Meeting Of HeaVyVeightS

Hartford. June 1o-The down. pour yesterday forced postponeme7t until tonight Of the worlds titie wrestling match al the Hurley Nelo- drome between Gus Sonnenberg. champion. and Joe Malcevicz of Utica. contender.
 Both Sonneuberg and Malcewicz wanted 10 20 through last night with the bout and it was not until mid afternoon, when the heavens were weeping copiously, that Matchmaker Jim Pouillos got their consent to the postponement.
 This championship bout is on tho best two- out-of-three falls basis and is q bout which finds Sonnenberss great power and aggresslveness pit ted against the speed and clever ness Of Malcewicz, known in the mat world as the Panther of the Mat"
 The remainder Of the card:
 Stan Stasiak, Poland, vs Jack Rushell Montreal. bout limited to forty-fve minutes.
 Count Zarynoff Russia. vs. Jack Albright. Chicago. bout limited to 30 minutes.
 Tom Davis, Boston. vs, Fred Bru- no, Hartford bout limited to twen- ty minutes.
 The first bout is set for 5;15.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

Batting honors for the 1880 sea son of the New Britain High school baseball team go 10 Stanley Partyka, all around player, who connected for 14 hits in 34 times at bat tor a grand average of .3S2, Partyka hit consis- tently throughout the year, most of his blows coming in the pinches. He proved to be the most valuable man On the team, pitching two victories and playing third base. shortstop, second base. left field and right field.
 He was followed closely by Joe Potts who batted for an average of 355. This makes the second year in succession that the doctors son has hit in the select class with the high school team, being the leader in 1923 Zembrowski. second baseman, is third on the list with an average of .303. The rest of the team hit be- low the 300 mark.
 The team played schedule of 10 gams. winning five and losing five. 1t was one of the queerest seasons ever recorded at the high school The team brought honors 10 the city by capturing the championship Of the Triangular league and by defeating the Norwich Free Academy nine, recognized as the leading team in the state for the past five years. On the other hand, the locals fell down badly against second rate teams and took unexpected defeats. The team went up and down the ladder throughout the season and had the fans guessing at all times, When playing the ball that they were capable Of the locals were unbeat- able. but when in slump, they looked bad. After defeating Nor wich, the team lost two games m a row to St. Thomas and Naugatuck' The majority of the fans are Of the opinion that the team should have won all i Q of their games. Cnneces- sarv experiments with pitchers Tn important games are blamed by many for some of the defeats. ! PartNka, rated as one Of the bes' pitchers in the city, worked but two games and scored victories in both He held the strong Norwich team Tn check eacily. Gramltt, a newcomer pitched most of the games and dld good work, his best feat being a ( 10 . victory over Hillhouse High ot New Haven, who came here with a winning streak Of 3 straight games Resides these two pitchers, Coach Cassidy had Linnehan. Schmarr and 1 Durant although the first named Wal ineligible the majority of the reasoo He showed great promise in fhf opening game of the season with
 10 win over Hartford.
 Coach Cassidy was Consldera bly, handicapped by the ineligibillty ot Wilzcenski. shortstop. Many time; when he wanted 70 pitch Partyka he was forced to place him at short to fill the big hole left by Wl!zcen' skis absence.
 The statistics for the season fol lor.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
TWO CONTESTS SCHEDULED
 IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Landers Carded to Battle New Britain Machine On Dia
 mond Mo- 1--Fafnir Bearing and Stanley Rule to Clash On Diamond No Flour Teams Anxious to Wn-Ran Forces Postponement Again of Meeting Between Gascos and P X F. COrbn-Sart at 5:30
HORSES MEET AGAIN
Gallant Fox and NhiChone. Rival Thoroughbreds, to Race in Dwyer stakes at AcqueduCt.

New York. June il tCP)-Gal- lant Fox and Wlchone, rivals in last Saturdays great three-year-old duel at Belmont park, will meet again in the Dwyer stakes at Acqueduct, June 28.
 Both horses were withdrawn from the American derby al Washington park Saturday William Woodward owner Of the "Fox." announcing that his horse would be given 4ong rest before stating again.
 Supporters ot Wmchone were not convinced that Gallant FoXs decl- sive victory al Belmont was a true indication Of the ability of the two horses. They criticized Workman s ride. declared Whichone had left his race on the track in his phenome- nal trials and said he would beat Gallant Fox when they meet again.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
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Providing the weather IS ln CO., operating mood tonight. two games will he played ln the Industrial baseball league at 5:30 o'clock in Walnut Hill park. Last nights scheduled game between the Gascos and the ?. 6 F. Corbin team. ori- giually carded 10 be played on May 21. was again postponed on account or rain Another date will be set by the managers.
 The games tonlgh- will bring to- gether four teams who are anX!ols 10 improve their standing in the league. Landers. defeated in it's meeting with the Corbin comhina- ton last Tuesday, is eager to get on the winning side Of the ledger and t hopes 10 start with the New Brit ain Machine .eam tonight.
 The Nenmatics have been show Ir- surprieIng strength this season. Already inc team has won two a.nscs and lost two for an average nj .1"o and with each succeeding contest, the comblnauon rs showing plenty more poWe-. Since Star rsad" Rudnick and Natty Hayes have joined the squad, the team has displayed defensive strength hlther- 70 lacking and at the bat, the crew .s rounding into q strong offensive machine. This Landcrs-New Britain Machine game will be played on Diamond No. l.
 On Diamond No ?, another battle of parts vll take place when the Fatnr Bearing team meets Stanley uuia The Fafnir team, champion ship outfit of the league last season, l- rslovla- in the miro Of last r1z.a riEh' now without 3 single win ID is cred-. The team ,s on edge and hopes 10 break into the win column.
 Fafnir's work against the Gas cos last week when the team held the powerful Gasco crew 10 an H. all tie in nlne innings. proves that the team possesses plenty Of offen- srve strnng h and fl hopes 10 come through for is first Win tonight
 Stanley Fule. aided by the addl- ion of two new men, uIll be out C nln and should present far differ our team than has played in it's first trr5e gamez Stanley Rule Is TT =crond plac7 at the present time.
 Both games tonight will he plaEe@ a. 5-20 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
RAIN PREVENTS GAMES
 IN INIER,CHURCH LOOP
Forces First Cancellation in Two Icars-First Lutheran and St
 Mats Meet Friday Night

The Ilter-Church baseball ieague games 1ere called of last evening for ne first tlme in two years y-s- tardaEs heavy rain bringing 70 q dose the long run Of favora h-e weather which had smiled upon ths c.r.g.- sl-Ca the 1928 season. Some post rn1on1enrs were negeeaary ln that year. n4r the league played o4r rs entire 1929 schedule virhou, be- +-- forced 0 call of q single 2ag.. and had me. with the sane good fortune on The first seven nIghts ot its present season
 League rules call for the playing Of Of postponed contests within the following two weeks. if possible. and the managers Of the SIX teams at- feeted by last nights rain will se, the dates for rhal~ own respective games.
 One Of the feature battles Of 'ha Eoar vii. take place on Friday er.- utu- when the First IgrhHrans anI 5-. .iarnr~s German L1ther-n $. 7o-nan' winners and contenders -,1ae the organization of the cir c4l'. clash for the first tune thIs sa1- son The Suedes are on the rls4 alter q bad start and have already raral1ed position which enables 'hem Q threaten the leaders, while the S- Matts, with five wins and 70 losses 10 their credit, have q game and q half or the second placs team and feel themselves pointed toward their third consecutive pen uarr The game between the tn2 ~.-a.s ~fI ho played on Damon %o.
 The Tr.al'v Methodists and South Congre eEatloralists. another pair ot traditional foes. will come togeth>4 On Diamond No ?. and the Swedish 8e'hany and St, Marks Eplscopa. mes VIII meet "in the lots"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
NIGHT BASEBALL
Experiment of Playing National Pastme by Electric Lights Has Ecen Declared Success,

Indianapolis. Ind June 10 CUP) Night baseball was pronounced q success fod4y by the Indianapolis American association club after = 5o1 persons attended the first game ever played here under foodnghts, last night
 St Paul won the game. 10 3. but more important to the Indian apoIis owners vas the fact that the lighting system functioned almost perfectly Splendid weather condi- tions made visibility even better than was expected.
 Ted Blankenship, former Chicago White SoX pitcher, started the game for Indianapolis, but was removed in the second inning in favor Of Hildahrand St Paul's victory was accomplished behind good pitching by Van Alta.
 The crowd was snclled by the at tendance of many women and chil- dren. who were admitted free.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
WINS AUTOMOBILE RACE
Wilbur shaw of Indianapolis Holds Michigan Dirt Track Record After Els Victory Ycsterdav.

Detroit Mich, June t0 U-P) - Wilbur Shaw Of Indianapolis today held the Michigan dirt track auto racing championship after his vic tory in the annual Ioo-mile race on 'he Detroit track yesterday
 Russell Snow Of Philadelphia Wat second and three others Of the IA starters finished the race. Billy Arno, Chicago, and shorty Cant lon, who won first and second places in the 500-mile Memorial day race at Indianapolis, were forced out by mechanical trouble.
 The victory gave Shaw 52.5oG and 570 points toward the automobile racing championship Of America.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
Record of Team

New Britain 4, Hartford High 1, New Britain 8. LaSalette ?. New Britain 2, Naugatuck High 4. New Britain 3, Bridgeport Central $. New Britain 3, Bulkeley, Hartford, 8 New Britain 6, New Haven Hill
 house 2.
 New Britain ?, Hartford High $. New Britain 4, Norwich Free Acad-
 emy 3. New Britain 2, St, Thomas Seni-
 nary 5.
 New Britain ,. Naugatuck High IA.
 Extra Base Hits
 Doubles-Schmarr 5, Wojack 3, Zembrowski 5, Bogdanski ?, Potta , and Partyka ?; triples-Weso!y and Gramitt 1; home runs-Wilz- censki l.
 Strikeouts and Walks
 rikeouts-Gramitt 26, Partyka IS, Linnehan 16, Gerant 5 and Schmarr l. walks Linnehan IS. Gramitt S. Partyka :, Gerant and Schmarr l.
 Pitching Records
 Partyka won two and lost none: Gramitt won two and lost two: Lin- nehhn won one and lost one, Ger ant won none and lost one Schmarr won none and lost one.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
PREDICT B|G GATE
 FOR HEAVY FIGHT
Receipts May Pass S7OO,0OO
 Mark for Sbarkey-SChmtIing Go

New York. June 10 Gpl - Jack Sharkeys heavyweight champion ship battle with Max Schmeling on Thursday night at Yankee Stadium will not draw million dollar
 gate but there are indications now that lr will pass the S6oo0o0 total that has been predicted for It..
 \ droh and colorless day did not prevent the customers from appear ing in large numbers at Madison Square Gardens box offices yester- dav 10 obtagn more or less choice seats for the fray. Al the end Of the day the garden announced the cof- tars Of the milk fund, sponsors of rho show. had been suelled by $4o- o6". Recalling that Sao.oe1 had been taken n on Friday and Saturday, The garden officials were not slow u estimate that the total gate would pass &700o00
 Just to make the day one of unal- loved bliss for th promoters, Shar- key and Schmellng both put on great workouts at theIr training quarters in Orangehurc and Erd;co-t. \. Y. They will have one uor= day Of framing ahead Of them. They 1Ill resr WednesdaN and come 10 New York in time for welehlng tr cere- monies al the stadium a '. IT. Thursday.
 Principal interest here has turned on the question ot q referee. Neither Sharkey nor Scama.rs has offered any objection to The New York state athletic comm.ss!o1 8 plan 10 select the thlrd man in the ring just be- fore the -5-round hattie begins. .A guessing contest among the experts nominated Eddie Forhes. Jim Crow ley and k,6 Mcfarland as the most likely candidates There are IndIca- uons that Lou Magnolia, referee Of inc "fou.-no foul" contest between ShsrEeE and Phil Scott at Miami has been ruled o1- Of consideration.
 The .a-as' har-ng odds favored SharheE at 10 5 Casting about for an explanation os the scarcity Of wagering. some experts were ot the o7nlon that supporters ot Schmel- -1- wara waiting for larger odds
 The radio details Of the match ~E. he broadcast through ra,ioa- a. rooH-4p ny the National Broad- caS'lnE company with Graham Mo Nance the probable choice for d.ry q '1a ulcropho1e
 The athletic commission vas 70 Ga-,da later todar the status Of Joe Ja-ohs. SchuaIIng's manager Of choice. Jscohs has been under sus- pension here for months but the gen. eral expectation vas that he would he granted a temporary license n tune 10 handle Schmeling in his cor rer the nEhr Of the fght
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
WILLIE kAMNi BENCHED

Chicago, June 10 lP-WillIe KamE. who led American leagara third Hasemen in fielding in 1923 and la-' has been benched by Manager Donie Bush Of the White Sox Kamn has failed 10 get start d this season and was included i'll wholesale shift which sent Irving Jeffries 10 third base. Smead JolIev from right field 10 left. Carol ReE- holds to right and Johnny Watwoo1 10 center. in an offort to add punch to the Sox attack.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
BISONS RECOVER
 FROM BAD SLUMP
Buffalo Team Again Seems Headed for Top Of International
s c As- -.ate- Press

E. -Es A=z--ate- Press
 TEa E.%a.o Bisons apparently have recovered from their recent =..G-9 and aga.r are headed toward -Ia -on o. 're -@'erre--oua. LeaE1e -.al1.a-z prepared 70 -.se. Eant- more EosHa-es, and Montreal g greet .a''.a +or ..a narnaa.
 i Eo-e... -s..o-. ac-H a. 10 :. -a- -te ~6ro--3 Maple Las.s. con- pied v.ta Io--raaHs defeat at Rochester. put .ra B.sorz within on ra or t-a -rGrt place Montreal club and .zt- t5so i've and q hals 2-m=s hack c. tr= league leading Baltimore our-"
 T-a '.r-. game was q close affair o'H Leon W#a+0e-' relief hurljag for Buffalo 'ra oe.s.aaasnr feature. The s.r~a -v-S +..- -. cua-a" a' tho -at Q. e.z sa-nze Toronto rallied imp one l.n #u -na .Es0ta and hal .r.. n..re ...-5 r-.. E.u.su- ,an.a .- --. uo.-5 -- r. .r. HHz. E.- era1a. H. s-arasI .a- rs." deal and -ne7 Gr3e- o.- a homar Win one on lr inc last aatt O The -aiae frame when he Blsors scored to5r runs and s=ved -p the game. The second game came much eaSler for E4EaIo. Carl Srhoof held the Leats 70 so.r hrs. one q homer by Joe Paao.-- " lt.= the Blsors hammer - Prank Barnes for rer hts in laez rhaa five rnrn== Fischer came Q tho rescue in inc fsfrh and allowed 1r hl-= for tGa r=-- Of tha game h1r rhe damage aIr-adr had been dor.
 h t1- o1iE other IeasIs game ot -ae d-t Horhesrar strengthened t'- hold o- s-rocI place with 5-4 E.1- tory o",r -aa Montreal Royals
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

By the Associated Press.
 Baseball games woc .1 ths spr1re count ss much 7s those VI on IT ~ar- tember but rhe Wasa-uz z-o- Senators are discovering rna- # ras7s more than an Aprl and May 1nr.nz streak 10 keep n rha m.1s- If tce American league rgr-
 True the senators s-tI ar= a-.-=.-= tenaCiously 10 second 9.sue l1 th- junior circuir but every 4sy secs rha Indians creeping closer and r.ossr. Today Cleveland js only 2 h--5 sane away, while out in eronr setting a hurnIng pace. are rhe A'tIs-.cs with 2 three game lead.
 On May x Walter Johnson hal he Senators showing -ts vay ny four full games. wrt tcs world champions striving 10 maintain the fast clip. Then somarhlu- happened 10 the seemingly perfect machine. The hitrers failed -0 hr ar5 the pitchers lacked The r.a-tc ro4ch that had the baseball world talking of the Big Train s" miracle iu len games since that date, tha Senators have won only TWO whl.e coarle N,aS. with substitutes playing The role o+ regulars. has accounted for Ten of his. 12 contests. The Indians also shifted ir-o hfzh and won sevo- O. their las- re- games. q =,sre= a. rne records show -he Athletics have as=7 playing .S&3 baseball since May -,. with the Indians hira= a --aa c.n and rh= Senators only -..
 The Indians today stood 8ta.r grasp Of ruraer-up honors as rh= rz- suit of a 5 70 vln+ory oEo~ -oa Senators yesterday Win Ed5.A lIor- gan proEidi0E fa@ Jig G-r of -ha offensive ron5- and Wa-.-~ Miller hurllng good ball sn tha p5r.aes. Cleveland came from behind 10 -o-e put their rivals in --7 In-las- Mor- gan hit 2 home ~a- 2i-r one on a~. then added a triple la-er .1 tae game.
 Taxing advantage ot tha Senators 1efes-. the Athletics a.~er2rha"aI heir hold on first 0.are rv a o-- y1ctor- ores the Whr= Soz. Big Boo Wenand held ,he chsmr.o1s q hay s0t eight innings. hut in The ninth thAy punched two o1 their -E h.-s 2 base on balls and a szsr@.7 av to score 1ha- proved 70 he he ry1rg and winning runs
 Chad k1msav t4r1ad t7 3 brilliant bit of relief hgrlng a- & Louis hur holding the Yankees to five hts n SIX inzlrgs failed 10 stop them from defeating tra R~o~rs S 70 2. The Tanks scored seven Of 'nelr rurz of Crowder in the frs three inntnEs Eimsev we-r -o the mound v1-h none OUT 5n the third. gave two hts 7hs- inning and thereafter had the New Workers eating ont Of his hand with the excerron O one ~u- scored in the ninth. The Browns s-orlv pounded away a- P1nlag. one Of the Red Sox. lnul they finally ser. him 10 the showers n the eighth. Henry Johnson rushed n and saved inc day although the Browns loaded +aa bases n the last os the nln+h
 I. the only other game played lr The major leazueS -na rz1 Soz rosed out Detroit 2 10 3 by reason ot g Fra run rally in rho seventh. ll.-o- Gas ion held the T.-sr= +o nine hits.
 All ot the National league games were postponed either l1ca1sa O. rain Or Wet grounds
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

F.--ehurzh - Farmer Joe Cooper Te-r- Haafa Ind, ourpolnted Joe Trtrpe. Rochester, Y. T, C1o).
 Boston. Mass - Lou Scozza BIf- salo. x ' ou+polnted Tony Shuc-
 Columbus. c - Mike o Do"d -o5Imb1= ou-1otn.ed Jimmy Freed Co.amnGe G0G
 Flint. Mich. - Marty Gold Phil adelrh4a oGrpoihtad QuinHa Lee, Jacksonville. Fla, G0): ONe Bart lett Minneapolis. outpointed Happy Atherror. Indianapolis, G0), Nick Eddanvood. F't Wayne, Ind. out pointed Richie Mack. San Francis
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
By EDMARD J. NEIL

Associated Press Sports Writer)
 Endicort. \. '. June tD LP' - Many ot the wise ones think Jack Sharkey will 0n, quite a few favor the chances ot Max Schmeung. All Of them. however, agree that the battle ot con,eaders for the heavy weight championship in the Yankee stadium, June l2th, should be one Of the mosr exciting struggles ln re cent heayyweieht ring history.
 Under the block Of light cutting the darkness Of the big American league ball park that night will be cornered two widely conrrasred ring styles.
 There will he experience, polish, boxing crltt and n4nlshlng power on one s.dc. On the other will be youth. aEgress!yaness. and a knock- oat panch directed ny one Of the coolest fighting minds In the boxing business.
 That combination, the experts swear must toreshado~ another of those heavyveIght classics that have charmed the faithful down through the tstic ages
 Banked on the fiat about the ring side. in the dark shadows ot the grandstands and the hleachers about 56.666 customers, with perhaps $7o0,0oo Of their earnings invested ln the proceedings, will he roaring for their moneys worth.
 They. 100. may have 2 bearing on the outcome. especially f their rolces are directed in the cause Of the teureramenrsl SharEey
 Sharkey for years has been con- sldereG Arst class but cratic fight Ing man. He all but crushed Jack Dempsey in tuo rounds and then stuhoornIy slugged with the greatest Of modern slugcers until knocked out in the seventh
 He fought lazy, disspir.ted battles against Johnny Risho and Tom Heeney when titIe-sho- a Gene Tunney hung on the outcome. Yet he knocked Out Jack Delaney in q round, Jimmy Naloney in fve. Tom my LoGGhran in two. phl Scot in three and whipped Harry Wills and Gorge Godfrey when o-hsr white 1eavy" "e-ghts refused 10 .0-st with the "black meraces."
 But Sharkey the temperamentsI appears at = 10 have settled down. He IS Tn perfect physical condition. calm, confident, yet not over conf. dent, 2 thoroughly competent ring man strengthened by his role of AmeriCa's defender and eoharad H> 'Aa knowledge that chances 70 win haaryweieht championships mus stop tGmoing his way soon. He vil have 2 ! E pound weight a4ranta2o
 S.hiH0ll0g. Inc German. Is an az Ere-siF" eo4o'er Tghtar. a youth o' -4 with none too much experience major Nic-orles only over Johnnl Risho and Paulino Uzcedun and ur. He hoE0g ability or knowledge o- lntshtng- He carries in his shor- rlEht hand smash and a newly de. Veloped left hook enough power tc counterbalance all these deAclenc1ee He carries the psychological adyan tage of havlng everything 70 gs1r and nothing 10 lose Ills rlnr csrea. Is still n lrs infancy.
 Yet strangely enough. neither tr training has made an effort 10 pre pare a deforsa for the styles of th, other Both ara ready for any kin, Of an offensive. r. seems likely tha the first man 70 connact sondIv vii win
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
YESTERDAYS STARS

Dv the Associated Press
 FoXX and Miller. Athletics -- Formers single and latter's sacri- fee fly scored tying and winning runs against White Sox in ninth.
 Miller Indians - Gave Senators eight scattered hits and beat them, 5-4
 Lazzeri, Yanks - Hit home run. double and single, scored three runs. as Tanks beat Browns, 8-5.
 Gaston Red Sox - Pitched his team to 7-6 victory over the Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
PURCHASES INFIELDER

Plttsfield, Naas-- June lO IJPJ- The local Eastern league baseball team has acquired Arthur Kahn, in fielder, from the Boston Braves, anl has released Joe Rodriguez, first baseman, and Joe Greer, pitcher.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
American League
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BOIT IS POSTPONED

New York. June 10 P-Maxie R Rosenbloom' ten round bout with Georgie Smith, Newark light heavy weight, postponed last night because of rain. will be held tonight weath- CT permitting, at Dexter Park.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
HORNS AT HkOUT PARK

Chattanooga, Tenn. June l0 LF- Joe Engel president of the local club in the Southern association. has radio 1oudspeakers in the Lookout park to entertain the home fans with broadcasts Of the teams road games
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
WON WOLVERINE HONOR

Estil Tessmer, all around back field man. won the Chicago Alumni trophy, an award made yearly 10 the University of Michigan freshmen whom coaches consire the most val uable n spring football practice.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
INDIANS CREEP CLOSER
 TO LEADERS IN LEAGUE

Washington Senators Find It Takes More Than Short Winning Streak to Remain in Running - Walter Johnsons Crew Bows to Cleveland to 4-Ath- letcs Strengthen Hold On First Place With Win Over White SoX-Yankees Defeat Browns - Red SOX Win
New Britain herald., 1930-06-10

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-10
PROVES TO
PARTYKA LED EATERS
 ON HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD

All Around Player Gets Ii Hits in 34 Times at Bat for An Average of .3S2-Joe Potts Is Close Second- Team Split Even in Season, Winning Five and Los- ing Five-Triangular Championship Again Comes to New Britain-Combination Was Erratic.