New Britain herald., 1926-08-13
KEMSzNGTON AND CORBIN
 RED SOX 70 PLAY SERIES
Managers John Tobin and Pat Buckley Agree to Terms At Last Nights Meeting-Three Out of Five to Be the Schedue-First Game to Be Played On August 22-Crowley, Maher and McKeon Named As Um- pires-Lineups Have Been Submitted

Another major baseball series to be played between the Kensington and Corbil Red Sox baseball teams was arranged last night in the Her aid" office at a meeting between Manager Pat Buckley of Kensing- ton and Manager John Tobin of the Red SoX. This will start on Sun day, August %. and will be con- tinued, if the teams play evenly. un- til October 17 the date of the fifth game.
 The agreement on the details of the series is very similar to that reached between Managers Buckley and Veniski with regard to the Fal- Ieon- Kensington series which starts Sunday afternoon in Kensington. It will be a case of three games out of five. When either team wins three games, the series will be ended.
 With regard to the split to be made in the proceeds, the same scale will be held with 60 per cent going to the winner and 40 to the loser as was agreed to between Kensing- ton and the Falcons with the eXcep- ton that in this series, the split will be made on the proceeds of the en- tire series instead of after every game as will be done in the Falcon series.
 The managers agree that all games would bc played on the Ken sington grounds. The Kensington team will start off next Sunday as the home club ana the Corbin Red Sox will be the home club the fol- lowing week. They will then alter nate for the two other games and toss up for the privilege of batting last in the fifth game.
 The umpires who will work in these games he a'e been chosen as fdNows: Crowley, named by Manag- CT Tobin and Maher and McKeon, named by Man ger Buckley. The dates of the games to be played were adopted as follows: August 22' September 5, September 19, Octo- her 10 and October IT. Some Of these games will prot ably be played on a Saturday because in the agree ment between Buckley and Veniskl thev agreed that if rain should ln- terrupt their games, they would pc played the following Sunday In the event this ha pens, then the Corbin- -Kensington game will De played on the Saturday preceding the original date set.
 All expenses will be paid out ot the gross receipts and the split will he made on the net. All games will start at o'clock with the eXcep- tion of those which may be played a fer the daylight saving time sys- tenn is finished when the time may he advanced to 2:30 o'clock because of the lateness in the day The pus service which has been in use Tn Kensington for the greater part ol the season will be used during the games.
 Instead of posting a forfeit, the managers agreed last night that either te; which violates in spirit or letter, any of the articles or agreement reached last night, would forfeit it's share of the proceeds of the entire series.
 The lineups of both teams were submitted last night. They aref as follows:-
 Corbin Red Sox: Pitchers, Berg, Flynn, Powell and Buckland; catSh- CTS, Huband. Murray. Berry and Carrazzo Blanchard, 1b: W. Wo- jack. 2b; Fitzpatrick, sSb; Barnett. ss; Jervis, If; Schmidt, of; Snyder, If, and J. Sheehan. infielder. The statement of players to be used in the series was signed by John Tobin as manager and W. Clancy as coach.
 The Kensington lineup is the same as in the Falcon series with the ex-