New Britain herald., 1925-06-20

outheid for All-KensinEton tomor- row. Begiey was one of tho sweet- est outnelders the game knew in this city in past years and he still Is able to judge them as nicely as he ever could. l Jim Mccormick has returned to the game after an absence of . couple of weeks because of sickness. Mccormick puts a lot of dash and pep into the game and he cavorts around the dizzy corner and his stlckwork at the bat has been sorsly missed by his mates. Jimmy Green of this city who was filling in while Mac was sick will probably hook on later in the season.
 "Goody" Preisser will desert the Corbin Red sox for Kensington to- morrow and will play second base for the team. "Goody" Is one of the classlest second basemen in the city and ought to be tower of strength for the Kensington team.
 
 The Falcons at the last minute have been able to secure a top notcher for the weekend game at | St. Mary's field and the fans of the | city will be enabled 10 watch a good | stiff fight instead of lanquishing to- | morrow afternoon. Manager ,Joe veniski had to do some tall hustling to get the team from the Capital City, but not wishing to disappoint the fans, he signed them up last night. The fans of the city will all gath CT at Walnut Hill park this after noon to size up the teams entered in the city league. Three good games are enough to satisfy even the most critical customer in the town. The umpiring at the park this afternoon ought to be as good as has ever been seen in town because of the fact that the double umpiring sys- tenn will be used, The Gasco baseball team Is ar ranging one of the hardest games on the seasons schedule for next Tues day evening at Walnut Hill park. Jim Lynch in selecting the Flatware team of the Landers Interdepart- ment league, is taking on the lead CTS in that circuit and one of the fastest combinations in the city. If tho arrangements go through. this game should be one of the best seen at the park this year.
 The Falcon Reserves will play the Pexto team of Southington at the Sand Hill grounds in that town to- elorrodw afternoon, The local boys met the Southington nine last week and came home defeated. This is the second meeting of the : two this year and the locals hope to even up the score.
 The Orioles are off tomorrow to meet Kelly's All-Stars of Hartford in the second game in as many weeks. The locals had an easy time of it taking the Capital City boys into camp last week by the score of 10 to l. At no time were the locals even threatened by their opponents and they expect to duplicate the event again tomorrow.
 The State Trade school team has about finished its schedule because of the graduation of so many of the players from the school this year. The team will be pretty well broken up and there is much doubt If an- other team will be organized 10 fol- low out a schedule again this year, The All-kensington team will meet the fast Watervillc nine in kensing- ton tomorrow afternoon in one of the snappiest games seen there this year. The Kensingtons have sheen playing great ball this year and they are building up great following in the Paper Goods town.
 The management there has under taken a big thing in the acquisition of new field with bleachers and all conveniences and the people of the town should back them up in the venture. The Kcnsingtons are help ing to keep baseball alive and doing in this section and have gathered to- gether one of the best combinations in this part of the state. Some of the best bah players in this city have hooked on with the team and that makes it more of local proposition than it is kensington.
 Although it is bit early 10 talk about q series of games it would seem that Falcon -Kentington ger. ies near the end of this season wouldn't be far away from 8 good money proposition.
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 George atplligan will draw q large crowd of fight fans from this city tc his card Monday night at Brasscc Park. People in this section are anxious 10 get glimpse of Jimm. SIattefy. the Buffalo boy In action Since. he holds two decisions oyel Bridgeport Jack Delaney, who ~il surely be the next light heavyweight champion if Berenbsch holds 10 th' aeeeptanos-of his challenge, Conrec ticut people would like 10 see hin in action, He meets q very tougl boy in Billy Conley.
 CHAPMAN TO DEFEND TITLE
 George Chapman, defendinI