New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 27

5 ¥ ! J ! .l 4 > ) L t r & ! —_—— (<} - w ) (=) - - ® PEPSSITT: Britain el h boy, lenry Em- chosen to ow at will re ateur or become a pro- L Already several crs have need with t offers to Nave him rt the ra of the simon-pures and go out the money end of it, but all t have received has crowned promot- adv pugilistic kin & t ractice fonight at 6 o Walnut Hill park. Larry Mangan is anxious to have] all the candidates 1 out becaus The New Britain Y. M. T. A. & B. xociety will form a baseball team this year, according to the dope and the tirst practice of the season will be held next Tuesday evening at Walnut Hill pa T .} b’ shouldn’t have feams in the cit world why the ons of the leadir Tha soci numbers about 7 members and among these are some of the best athletes in the eity. With the organization in a flourish- advertising am should ing condition today, th return from a baseball t be great, A largs squad of candidates will ba ont for tha team Tuesday night, it being sald that more than 50 baseball players planning to turn out. are There is a possibility that an in- ter-society league may bo,. forme among the Tabs' but no definite ac- tion has been taken on this by the jeaders of the sports movement in the society. e committee appoint- ed last SuSnday at the mecting of the American Roller Hockey leagne, visited New Britain yesterday to in- vestigate the situation regarding franchises here. There were two applications ceived from New Britain for a fran- chise here, one coming from Frank MeDonough, propristor of the Ca- sino bowling alleys and the other from Fd Daile; 1 Peter Perakos. Action on the grant of a franchise € held up at the situation as to The franch to either party, ating until th 15 and other matters could be investigated in this eity. The committea inspected the Tabs liuil and the Casino and found both. . to he very suitable \me. Members of the vis- ition refused to comment probable action saying that ¢ of giving a franchise in o New Britain parties, the entire body f ion would be $ at the next mecting on May 22 Vollowing developments yesterday in the fight situation in this city, the next 1 of the Hardware City A. C. will most prol be held a week from next Monday night. Pro- moters of the amateur tournament could not see their way clear to postpone their scheduled tourna- ¥, May ment on Thursd In tha opinion of many, a week from Monday night would be a good date for the next showing of the professional fighters in this city. Jimmy Borde, wild I'renchman, will be in this city soon. He is anxlous to come back here and has assured Promoter Patsy Bridgett that e will be in New Britain to finish his training for the matc! The Kaplan-Vaccarelll bout New Haven Monday night will a big drawing card In this state. KKaplan, in his drive for the world's lightweight title, 18 making strong efforts to wipe out the knockout de- foat he suffered at the hands of Billy Wallace last December and he will go right after Vaccarelli next Monday night. The New Britain High school baseball and track teams open their seasons tomorrow. The bascball team meets the Naugatuck High school nine in Naugatuck while the track team battles Crosby High of Waterbury in the Brass City. Coach George Cassldy is optimis- tlo over the chances of his dimond squad this year and the quality of candidates for places on the team would scem to bear out his prog- nostications. Cassidy expects his team to be one of the leading clubs in the race for the state champlon- ship again this year, COLLEGIANS baseball team defeated the Collegians in a walk- yesterday by the score of 19 Up to the fifth inning, the was a tough battle but in that frame, the Tigers began to pound the ball to all corners of the lot. Ross and Louie Argosy starred at . the latter hitting a home run. Tigers will meet the Good Will club of Hartford on May 22 in this city. A rveturn game will be played later in Dartford. The Good Will club won the junior championship of the state last year. S WIN AGAIN The Washington school baseball team defeated the Bartlett school team twice yesterday by scores of 26 to 5 and 12 to 2. Another game scheduled with the Talcon Juniors went as a forfeit because the Fal- cons failed to show up. This gives the Washington school 14 straight wins, Teams wanting games should get in touch with Captain Sam Ca- podice at 339 High street. —:i— CAPITOL —:— SUN.—~MON.—TUES.—WED. “RESURRECTION” Alex Tells Secrets Of Pitching Success ————— (BY GROVER ALEXXANDER) | 1 will close this series with my se- {laction of an all-star team in the | National league during my career of 16 seasons. I will deal ~with the | players who have impressed me the most. In three pos abble to definitely d 50 will name T am un- : upon one two. My all- | aynor, Wagner ortstop—Honus Dave Baneroft, d—1 and Bob | k Shulte. s—RBill Killifer and Mathewson, | cal Brown and Pitchers — tbe Adams, Nap Rucker. 1 just can't select hetween Chase and Danbert, Hal probably was| more artistic and acrobatic than Jake. but not any more efficient. | At second base, Hornsby stands alone of the second basemen T | have se He is not my choice on | hitting alone, for T have seen him | star In fielling for many scasons, Traynor is the third baseman | without further argument. T don’t think the game has produced another third nan who is his | equal, s chap Lester Bell | an_our own club comes up to him. | Hans Wi aired with ‘Dave | Baneroft f gem of a b should be mors liks love to play the Bancroft, looked it a phenomenal short- stop he was for us in 1915 when the | Phillies won the pennant? T have Chri Mord him > as never scen a shortstop get a ball away quicker than Banny. | T have to go back to the old-| "imrrs for my left fielder. »7|1‘.1!1\!“ | Sheckard played deeper than the | Laverage 1aft ficlder bocause he was| in a class by himsel? in coming in | for those low line driv T pick Eddie Roush and Max| Carey for center feld and don't at- tempt to split thom. Tt is remark- able how they zet the jump on a drive and make difficult catches look easy. My favorite for right feld is Frank Schulte, who was the per- sonification of grace. He was per- | fect in form from his shoes to h cap. In perfeet rhythm and timing | the only batter T have seen who is| close to Babe Ruth is Schul Bill Killefer and O'Farrell | are my catche ¥ have been ex. tremely fortunate in being paired with catehers like them, T have stopped with four pltchers —Matty, Adams, Brown and Rucker. | There have heen other great pitch: ers hut their spurts have been short. Rube Marauard was a great pitcher, but only for a couple of years, Those three same fellows who won that 1914 pennant for the Bos. | ton Braves—DBill James, Dick Ru-| dolph and George Tyler—earned | more than favorable mention, hut for pitchers over a long period Matty, Adams, Brown and Rucker stand out While picking a star team s merely a matter of nersonal opinio T feel that T have selected a nine at would ve a good account of itself in either of the major leagues. | T know a lot of major league man- amers who wonld like a team made up of players of equal ability. As| a matter of fi T believe T would | be willlng to ome a manager if | T could put as strong a team into | the fleld Ttis a cluh that is wall fortifiad in | every department of v, boasting a tight defense, plenty of power and | superb pitching. CORBIN RED SOX | PLAY TOMORROW Local Club Meets Norwich Sat-| urday Instead of Sunday | The Corbin Red Sox will open the 1927 baseball season tomorrow after- noon in Norwich playing the Hiver- view club of that city. Through a misunderstanding, it was stated that the game would pbe played on Sun- day when in reality it will be staged tomorrow atternoon. Manager John Tobin haa selected an fmposing array of baseball talent to represent this city in the game. He will use Berg and Luckland, a right and left hander, on the firing line, with Huband dolng the recelv- ing. In the inficld, he will use Ilitz- patrick, Pretsser, Patrus, Blanchard and Schmidt. All these men have at one time or aneother played on the Corbin Red Sox and they have the happy facuity of being able to play the game together in an efficient manner. In the outficld, to round qut @ good looking hascbull nine, Tobin has sccured Mickey Huber, Fergu- son and Paul Snyder. This trio not only gives the hackers of the teanu assurance that the outer gardens will be covered but also gives the team a punch at bat that means a great deal in a ball game. The players are all-reported to be in good form for the fray. They have all been working out for the past three weeks and despite the handi- cap under which the team is work- ing of not having played this year while the opposition has already won four games, Manager Tobin is con- fident that the Sox will put the first dent in the Norwich platter tomor- row, Members of the team will meet tomorrow prepared to go to Nor- wich at the corner of Main and Church strect at 11 o'clock. A dele- gation of rooters is expected to ac- company the club to Norwich. WIN TWO GAMES The Camp Sluggers won two games yesterday by defeating the Owls 5 to 4 and the Monroe Streets 9 to 0. The first game was & hard battle with the score tied at 3 all in the eighth. The Sluggers pounded | delphia ws 8 5 —_— 1—Who has played in Wos Wahinglon New Departures to Battle River- """, . | Clevetand ; view Club Sunday Alternoon # Wioris o ! Boston 10 —_— 1 | Philadeipt B Brooklyn across a run to win in the last frame. Teams wanting games with the Sluggers should telephons J. Ciancl, 1086, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927. Newark . Reading 2 1 214 i Games Today f Jersey City at Toronto. i Reading at Buffalo. Y Rochester. Syraeus BRISTOL ENDEES LEAGUE STANDING AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Ycsterday Louis 1. (11 innings.) New York-Boston, cold tend Games Today New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia ~Wha series drew the m money > 4to 9 and how m I c Wil hin. is | It Cleveland at Detroit., strong Wilton nin e 8 St. Louis at Chicago. « the Bristol New Depar S 3 - — their second om .\. s c i NATIONAL LEAGUE territory on the cominz Sunday 1 - - when th slated to tackle the 1 J Games Yesterday crack Rive club, reprosenting e New York 4, Toston . the Norwick ite hospital, in Nor- - wich, The hospit on may ) perfos and dur- ghilac of t pro en or toes on th that will line g Makers on Sund Iy the sama one to captura fwo games fr tolitrs n the series hetween most formic calen ar. Tha te inst th 1 he which » CANADIAN VILLAGE HAS RUSH FOR BURIED GOLD Activ- Louis \ vir- v ow Pittsburgh Chies Cincinnaty 'y Station Seene of Great s ity Story of Secreted Wealth of Mis e nine who » or less a Nemesis Games Today Boston at New York. wich Cincinnat St. Lou rs, will serve ‘em 10| Chie: rs in the coming t _Ni Per clphia at Brooklyn. the chunky southpaw 1 station, a hamlet just beyond W . Ontario, o0 gold on owing to a v the f ned any of his former skill the | Carrolimen are certain to be in for afternoon. Armand EASTERN LEAGUE Games Yesterday ringfield & New Haven 1. idence 13, Hartford 7 bury 4. Pittsticld Brooks, last will ue Leadership nE ! peak factory contingent 10s. who hava be The Norwich team will also show two obsta ¢ their wares at Muzzy fiald on the tentures, a fierce rattle snake and following Sunday, May S, when an old man with a beard. Bristol will open its diamond &ea £oid 13 supposed to have The Haven ......3 1 $ field o son at hom by A miser who at one Sl 2 Sunday's contest will get wnder fime hosrded his shckels in the C Piodideraa ‘ : way at 3 o'clack (DST) and the hborhood. whet 0 R, B AR Walachnvy 3 ‘ following lineups will be nsed i a \,N‘m,(l._,d i i New Departure: Seatt 1, ) as to the u 4 Hartford 5 colm 3b. Goodridze 1h, R skers, The o : Clabby rf, Forslund 2h. Horkheim. supposed h Yoo Ghies Hotey E Waters e, and Brooks, Pad- | buried under an old cott lon Hartford at Providene den or Leonard p since burned Now Haven at Soeitrraia Norwich: Normandin s, Moore | ! Riidgeport at Albany. cf. Mills L. Dugas rf | F s S J et iomurs ot PticAta Hbtis Atpic 1GHTS LAST NIGHT i West or Dauphinais p. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE = e LoEE WITH THE BOWLERS s et e el | knocied out Sergeant Jack Ada aenrsybLy St. Louis 1 Rochester 10, Newark 3. 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