New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-04
KEKSlNGTON AND CO2BLN
RED SOX TO MEETAGAW
Buckley Grew Out To Take Measure of th Team That
Beat Them 6 to O-Pitching SelectionsWl Lie Be-
tween Berg and Flynn of the Red Sox and Yale or
Bucholz For the Paper Goods Town-Gowley and
Maher To Umpire.

The feature attractin for people
in this city who are planning to stay
homo over the week-en and Labor
Day is the baseball game between
the All-kensington and CVbin Red
Sox baseball teams scheduled to be
played tomorrow afternoo at
o'clock in Kensington.
This will be the second hme Of
the f1ve-game series which tn teams
are playing and should prov, to be-
a real baseball classic. The -orbin
Red Sox won the first game which
was played in Kensington two weeks
ago by the score of s to 0. Ii this
contest, Walter Berg was pithing
for the Corbin Red Sox and VS. in
almost invincible form and through
his good work, his team mates rers
able to hold the Kensington tam
to a white-wash while they than-
selves in two innings, collected tlhir
six counters. George Fields led tie
kensington team in the attack FIR
six innings but then he weakened
and five runs were made off his de-
livery.
The Kensington team seemed {,
be in slump. Only the week be,
fore they met the Corbin Red Sox.
the Southenders had taken a past
ing from the Falcons but on last
Sunday, the Kensingtons showed q
revivified spirit and took the meas
ure of the Falcons, 4 to 2. Tomor-
row the Kensington team expects to
duplicate its victory against the
Red Soy and good game is in pro-
gress.
The pitching selections for tomor-
managers but it will be Berg or
Flynn for the Red Sox and Yale or
Bucholz for Kensington. Either pair
of twirlers will give the fans their
moneys worth in baseball Tho
rest of the lineups will be the. sams
as in the first game.
The un1pires for tomorroN's
game will be Eddie Crowley, repre-
scnting the Corbin Red Sox and
Jimmy Maher, representing ths
kensington crew. The matter OF
which will umpire behind the plate
is left to the two men. Crowley
acted as umpire-in-chi at the first
game because Mckeon does not UNI
pire behind the bat. Officially he
should be behind the bat tomorrow
because the Red Sox will be the
home team. The game will be-
| started promptly at o'clock and
bus service will be furnished to the
bal park.
Falcons Play Two
The Falcons have q sweet baseball
attraction coming to st. Mary's field
tomorrow afternoon also. The Pol
| ish- merican team of Chicopee
Falls, Mass. will face the locals to-
morrow and the Falcons will play
that team in Chicopee Falls on
Monday. The Polish Americans are
out to take the measure OF the Fall
coEJ in this game for the sake OF
reputation If for nothing else and
this means gruelling contest.
Frank (Chuck) Wojack will play at
one OF the intield positions for the
Falcons tomorrow.
Orioles to Plainyillc
The Orioles will tackle the ALL
| Plainville team tomorrow afternoon
at the Plainville High school
grounds. This will be the second
meeting between the two teams this
season and good time is promis-
ed. Either Preisser or Anderson
will twirl for the locals with Kalish
or n. Tolli working for the Plain
Vile team. The game will start
promptly at o'clock.