New Britain herald., 1926-06-12
 
PLENTY OF GAMES
 ON TAP TOMORROW
NeH Britain Teams All BusT Some Playing Double Headers

Thrca good home games are on schedule for New Britain fans of this city tomorrow when the Fal- cons, Rangers and Kensington teams meet good opposing teams on their Sarious diamonds.
 Falcons Columbias
 The Falcons will play the Colum- bias of Hartford at o'clock tonor- row afternoon at St. Mary's field. This is one of the best teams in this section Of the state and will give the Falcons one of their tough est games this year. The lineup con- tains the names of some of the very best semi-pro players in and about Hartford and as an attacking aCgre- gation. the Columbias are not eX- cellcd in the Capital City.
 The Columbias are coming here tomorrow with one idea in mind and that $ 70 break the winning streak of tho 1me club. The Fal- cons have lost one game this season but no visiting team has yet been able 70 get the better of the locals on thei home diamond. The Colum- bias will lineup as follows for the game: DeEcto, ss; Johnson, 2b: Madden. 3h; Getersloh, cf; Dixon, 1b; Rlesso. lf; Salad, IT; Muldoon. c and Fisher ?. The Falcons will use their regular lineup in the game with either Kania, JagloTski or Scott in the pitchers box.
 kcn>ington Wateryille
 The All-Kcnstngton baseball team will play one Of tho best clubs in the Naugatrc,, Valley tomorrow after noon in Kensington when the Waterville team makes q stab to lower the laurels of the Paper Goods tribe. Manager Pat Buckley has the advance information from over West that the Waterville team is expecting to ring up a win to- morrow. Judging from the practice session held Thursday night under the leadership of Coach Ray Beg ley. the visiting team will have 10 do some tall hitting 10 get even on the base paths.
 Manager Buckley will use either Politis or Fields on the slab to- morrow. Either of these boXmen Is q good bet against any club when the Kensington team is right. Tho nlsvers can get behind them and give tram support and any club would have 10 travel at full speed 10 pull away with a victory. The Kensington lineup will be unchang- ed from last Sunday.
 The Waterville club will lineup as follows: Barrett 3b; Dunne, 2b; J. Langlois. If: Collins, rf: Handien- rich. 1b: Hayes, cf; Gilmore, ss; Cavanaro. C; and Davis or Frazier. D. The utility men are Bowen, Hayes, c. Langlois and Kane. The Kensington team will be the same as played last week.
 Rangers Cardinals
 The Rangers are stepping right into hig company tomorrow when they take on the Cardinals of Hart ford in what should be the real bat tle of the year for the boys who skirt the plains. The Cardinals have reputation that would make the hravest baseball hearts tremble and in taking them on. the Rangers are looking for trouble, The club has a large crowd of rooters who are always travelling with the team and they will be on in full force to- morrow afternoon at the Pioneer diamond on Ellis street.
 The Rangers will he greatly strengthened tomorrow by the ad- dition to their lineup of Jack Ar gosy. last year coach of the team. Jack was out west trying profession al ball but has returned home for good and signifies his intentions Of remaining fer the balance of the
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