New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 9

' ON THE FIRST BOUND = Wi When the Waterbury team of the Fastern league arrive at the various| or the Russwin, organization, parks of the circult this season, they will be garbed in a local product Secretary Mike Moran of the club was In town last Kriday, and he ordered through the H., O, W, company, nine- teen coat swgaters Judge Willlam 1", Mangan, Lawyer David L. Dunn and Harry Gingherg will probably witness many baseball games at the Hartford baseball park this coming on, due to the fact that Jack Coffey, a former Fordham man is at the helm for Jim Clarkin's club, “Reports from several local disciples of Izaak Walton, would indicate that the season so far has been o dis couraging one, “Bill' Mangan Dave Dunn, accompanied by friends spent the greater part of a night last week spearing for suckers, with no Buccess, A recent eolumn to for the St. dependents and announcement in the effec at the date Thomas-New Britain In- baseball game has ment of the Hartford team to writc the local management that the game "an be arranged on a two-day noticc, [t must be that the fame of the local eam is not so great after all, Now that Jim Kiniry has been plac- >d in a position in the city hall, the saseball team which is being picked imong the employes of the brown- itone building, could he strengthened sy Jimmy's appearance. Jimmy can Ik an interesting line of baseball at cast. The Boston papers speak n glowing erms of the spirit displuyed by Billy opf, since joining the Braves. With <opf feeling satisfied, the [oston eam should benefit greatly by his be- ng on the payroll The members of High school ha ecord of last nuch fight aptaincy has produced. the In one game during the past sea- en, Paul La Har scored all the points lor the local High school baskethall leam, yet the boys fight, it port- d when it comes to selecting a rader. How come! Jack “rance. ented to remain in the U, Dempse: at in During the war he wuas con- 8. A, present We wonder if it was the work of rat heads, or flat heads, that causecd he disgracefy exhibition by the High chool boys Jast week Henry Sanders, a veteran bowler, n a visit with local friends over the ‘eek-end, dropped i the Rogers tecreation alley: rght, and ave the nafives something to talk bout. On strange, alleys, and at ame he is not as well conversa andlepins, the Bostonia ith another relative foire“y arson and Billy ldwards to display freir best to put across a victory in | match game, The latest statistics harley Mahoney, secref of the onnecticut Duckpin tourney, show oe Foote and Anderson of the Casino lleys to be in third place in the race )r the title. 170ote is in seventh place ) the high average standing with 107, ndy McCarthy, last year's champion, leading the pack with 113, ssued by talk of forming a There is some Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy . Talcum. 2Me every whete. For sampil 4 LAVOTALorias, Dopt.X. a1 4a Ha ISR W T TR R IR —— PALACE — ; Watch For “MORAN OF THE this| 2 good leader of the team notfJeague heen decided, has caused the manage- | team show as [ cc s the one for next year's]letter yet, hnt he could certainly play lagainst bers of the LADY LETTY” i o “WAITING” Every Tomorrow you wait for, to do something, costs you 24 hours in Lost Opportunitics, Time and tide wait for no man, and neither does ad- vertising. 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Budnick, commorly ‘Buddy™ has been dickering bertlr on a Southern league team for the past few weeks. He hasn'l re- ed definite answer o his last moundsgman field astern leag was used by the Phillics | | | known as for & hall alongside of some of the men the squthern feams have signed up. “Ruddy"” was always in the game and he was t ¢ with the stick. HARVARD ATHLY HURT Davis, a Hwdier and Faton a Runner Out Por a Few Weeks, With two of sty ol ir ies the Harvard track team resumes practice this afternoon to prepare for the com- ing dual meet with Yale. Harry Davis, who clears 12 fect in the pole vauit, has pulied a tendon and Coach Bingham consider his ap- pear in the meet doubtiul. War ren Iaston was spiked during - the mile run with Annapolis and Virginia Saturday and will probably be off Ui track for several weeks, E April < inactive beeunse Boston, its WINS FIRST GAME The reorganized indoor baschali team, the Young Independents, unde the management of John Saund trounced the Young Giants in the f game the season Saturday to the tune of 48 to 1. Barnes of the Young Independents held the Giants to three hits while his teammates went wilil the opposing pitehers. The of Bromberg featured the of hitting game. FIVE BALL P AYERS HURT. One Member of Augusta ‘Team May Die as Result of Auto A April 24—Five mem- Augusta baseball club of Atlantic league were in- jured yesterday when the automobile in which they were traveling to this city turned turtle just outside Gireen- ville, 8. C.. Herman Merritt, “farmed out™ to Augusta by the Detroit Amer- i was reported to have veceived injuries whleh may prove satal. The otlier four were not seriously hurt. sident., Augusta, Ga., he South S INDIA April 2 Keio Univers Al team yvesterday defeated University by a JAP'S NINE Dig Toki bha team of TIndia of 3 to 1. ity the score its great height it encloses the light, anid [=iffe! weigh- I spite the large area tower is comparatively ing only 8000 tons. habitual and sys- advantages ac- ‘Carry On." n \Whose NEW BRITAIN ‘DAILY HERALD, Repeater Clarence H. De Mar ann His record-lireaking 18 minutes 10 ovent in 1012, seconds, wits He winning 1l American Marathon in Boston, 21 won MEN OF LETTERS MELY American Acaderhy of Arts To Honor Moliere's Anniversary New York, the American letters will gather this ML Maurie teur, and M. 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