New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
 
NEW BRITAIN TEAMS TO
 BE BUSY OYER WEEK END
Falcons Meet Lenox 4. C. of Wallingford At St. Marys -kensington Plays Hudsons of New Haven in kensington-Rangers Tackle St. Mary's of Man. chester At Ellis Street Grounds Sox, Burritts and Orioles Out of Town.

Three fine baseball attractions are offered 10 the fans of New Britain in the home games which will be played tomorrow afternoon. The Falcons will meet the Lenox 4. C. nine Of Wallingford, The kensington team will face the Hudson A. C.. team of New Haven and the Ram gers will play the St. Mary's team Of Manchester.
 Falcons NS. LCnON
 The Falcons in meeting the Wall ingtord combination at St. Mary's field will take on tomorrow one Of the most powerful combination that has faced it this season. The Bor- ough team is composed Of the best that section can offer and the mem- hers Of it have been playing together for a number Of years. The team has batting strength seldom equallcd in semi-pro teams that have visited New Britain while on the fielding end. the crew presents as classy an outfit as has been seen here in some years
 The Falcons, knowing that they are up against tough proposition tomorrow, have fortified themselves against q possible defeat by rub bins down the rough spots during practice this week. In all prohabili- ty the locals will have Dutch" Liedke. premier boxman Of the WalIirgford team against them to- morrow and this, in itself, will be a problem for them to solvS
 The Wallingford team will lineup Is follows: Reynolds, 1b; Condan. 2b Houlihan, ss Lacken. Sd; De- Lucia, if Lynch If; H. Liedke, If; Miller c; and Dutch Liedke" or Sheehy, ?.
 Nensington- HudsonS
 The Kensington A. C. team will battle a real outfit tomorrow on its home grounds when the Hudson A. C, team of New Haven takes the fold against the Southendcrs. The Hudsons are claimants to the state semi-pro championship in 1N16-'17- '22 and '2$ ant since that time. the team has been making an excellent record that is hard for any semi pro team 10 equal Last year the outfit played 9 games and split even in the win and lose column. This year, the Hudsons have already played four games. winning two, losing one and the other resulting in a tie score after II innings had been played.
 The New Haven manag ger is boast ing that his team will take the mea- sure of the kensington outfit but Manager Pat Buckley and Coach Ray Begley have signalled heads Up" and royal battle is expected. The Kensington team will lineup the same as last Sunday with either Fields or Politis pitching. The Hud- sons will take the field as follows; A, CaIIcndreIla, If; Ford, ss; Com rano, Sd; Rueb, cf l.. Burke, h; r. Callendrella, 2b; Nelson. If; s. Burke, and Johnson or McAllers D,
 Rangers-St, Mary's
 The Rangers A. C. baseball team is out for a win tomorrow when the St. NIary's team of South Manches- Ter battles them at the Ellis street grounds. The Rangers dropped a tough battle to the Cardinals of Hartford last Sunday but Coach Witham expects d different story to- morrow. The St, Mary's team took q real hard tussle from the Rangers last year and the locals will seek 10 even the count tomorrow. Bill Chant or Adamaitis will work for the locals with the incomparable