New Britain herald., 1925-07-23
LOCAL TEAMS PLAN
 FOR BUSY WEEKEND
Plenty of Action Promised Fans
 for Sundays Attractions

The remainder of this week will sec lot of action on the ball fields in the city and this weekend New Britain teams will be busier than usual to meet the demands o' man. agers who wish to play the Hard ware City outfits about the state.
 Starting tonigh', the Pirates will battle Jimmy Burns Mcriden Rec roation team in one of the hardest battles the Corsairs have yet at- tempted this season. The Recreation team last week disposed of All- kenslngtOns OH two successive dates and this was no mean accompIleh- ment because of the strength krns- ington has been showing all season.
 Tomorrow afternoon, he Boys league, stopped Tuesday afternoon because of rain and wet grounds, will resume play at Walnut Hlll park. The main attraction at the hill tomorrow will the game be- tween the Boys club and Washing ton. These two teams are conslI- cred among the strongest in the league and at present rest in first place in a three -cOrnorcd tie with Paradise Park. The other game will be between the Burritt and smith teams.
 Tomorrow night, the Church league will also resume play with 1 the Center team lining ID against the Methodist and the White Army crossing bats with the Stanley Me
 moral. These will be two contests worth seeing and larger crowds than ever will be on hand, it is expected,
 when the umpires cry "Play Ball.
 Saturday afternoon, inc City
 league teams will mingc again for 1 tho benefit of Inc fans The Rangers
 will battle the Falcon Reserves on
 Diamond No. ] at o'clock in what should be a real battle. The Rangers
 after being in a slump, have appar-
 ently hit their stride. while the Fal-
 con Reserves, losers in last Satur-
 days battle. have their backs to
 the wall and are desperately striv-
 ing to keep up with the leaders. On
 Diamond No, 2 at o'clock, the
 league leading Orioles will have the
 rejuvenated r. & F. Corbin team to
 contend with. This will be a battle
 between the Alpha and the Omega of
 the league. The Corbins, although in
 last place, showed lineup last Sat ] urday that will be hard to beat and [ the Orioles will have to travel al top | speed to beat them and retain their !. standing. On Diamond No. 1 at 4 Fl o'clock, the Dragons will meet the e fBurritts. These two teams should = have a battle royal for the honors of
 the game. Both lost last Saturday in = ough assignments.
 ], Saturday afternoon, the Falcons = will meet the strong Rcd Men team f q Manchester in the Silk City with q tle Silk Towners coming here to St. = Ahry's field on Sunday afternoon. d Kensington will have the Car D ditals of Hartford as an attraction : at the Percival avenue grounds Sat
 urmy with the team playing its first s game under the leadership of James n McCabc, appointed coach and man. 's ager of the playing end of the Kens- a ingtm outfit
 n Tlg Corbn Red Sox will journey
 to Stafford Springs to meet the town
 team there in an annual clash. The
 Red SoX have been the best drawing B. card il the south end town for the y, past fw years and after their i'm e- nrcssiN victories of the past few S. week, will draw more than ever Sun. h day.
 l. All ir all, the local teams have
 tough assignments this week and the
 packers of the various outfits are
 waiting pr victories to come piling IT, in this weekend as they have beer ul during tlE past few weeks.