New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Manager Tobin is just connecting
 now for the regular games of the
 year. The Soy will be busy from
 now on and will have enough games
 to keep them going.
 Manager Pat Buckley and the
 ott er officials Of the kensington A. |. are not meeting with great deal
 Of success in their efforts to have
 the Connecticut Co. furnish trans
 portation for the fans to and from r the kensington baseball park. The ; club has sought to have the week. { day service past the park, run also ! on Sundays, but so far, has been un- i successful in the negotiations. Buses are run during the week
 down the Cat Hole" road, but these
 are discontinued on Sunday because
 there isn't enough patronage to ! make it pay. The Kensington club | has written to the general manager
 of the road offering to pay the diff i ference if there is any loss sustained i on 8 Sunday. The matter was taken mp through the local division super lnteldent, William J. Bryan.
 The club Is still seeking to have the bus service put through and the officials hope to have something definite for the fans this week
 Kensington will play the Taftville club Sunday afternoon at the South End grounds. This should be humdinger of a game and will bring together two fast and heavy hitting clubs.
 A despatch to the Springfield Re publican of this morning states: The White Eagles will journey to Ne" Britain, Conn.,, Sunday for a game with the Falcons of that city. The locals expect fast game and Frank Kartz will have his strongest lineup in the game. To date the locals have not lost d game and have stack cd up against some of the fastest teams in this vicinity"
 The Falcons are certainly in for hot battle and the Massachusetts team will bring d few truck loads of . rooters with them. The team will !. do it's best to keep Its slate clean and i. the boast comes down this way that | the Falcons will suffer defeat No. 1 : this coming Sunday.
 The New Britain team feels just as confident that the invaders will be , turned back this weekend and for | this reason, there is plenty of the | long green ready for use. The team | will play the Riverview club or Nor | wich in the Mill town on Saturday. 1 This is 8 return game for the New . Britain team. Two strong teams such . as the Falcons are to meet Saturday . and Sunday will give the players . enough work to keep them going.
 Manager Joe Veniski is undecided as to his pitching selections for the games but he will use his best avail able men, thinking always in the terms of two victories. The Falcons defeated the Riverview club on that outfits recent visit to New Britain and the locals expect to duplicate Saturday.
 Harold Beagle. who has been student at Birmingham Southern college during the past semester, has returned home and has been prac- ticing with the Kensington team. Beagle was a star in high school and later one of the mainstays of the Pirates. He is first baseman of high l caliber.
 Ray BegIey will step down to al- r low the youngster to play at the mi tial sack. Ray has been doing the coaching of the kensington team and he would like to devote all of his time to that task. Beagle will be a worthy substitute for Begley but at W first saCker. lt
 Jack Delaney didn't waste much q time on Tommy Burns last night. He h scored a technical kayo in the second c round. He had Burns practically out on his feet and the referee had to fl stop the milling. h Louis (kid) Kaplan Is fighting to- n night in Jersey City. This will Ii probably be his last workout before la he fights Bobby Garcia for the al featherweight title of the world. This bout is set for Hartford this month IT in the stadium which is being erected Ig on the site of the former Le Bal gj is finished in time. Workmen rt are busy on the cyCledrome now and Iy' they state that everything will be ready for the fight night.
 The Ranger A. C. baseball team will practice tonight at 6:30 o'clock at the Pioneer field on Ellis street. N All members of the team should be - on hand.
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