New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-04
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Hof Sport S /
The Corbin Red sox and the
Kensington teams will stage their
second battle tomorrow afternoon
at the Kensington baseball lot ana
what a battle it should be.
The Sox took the first game but
kensington is out to win the Sec
ond and If the team shows the
ean1e class as it did last sunday
they won't have any trouble at all
in holding Johnny Tobin's dashing
chargers to a minimum score. NO
inkling of who the pitchers VIII
be has been forthcoming from the
managers but much depends on the
twirlers because We figure the
teams about even and the pitchers
will have the burden Of the work.
Berg held the Kensingtons very
snugly in the first game and 1t may
be that he will go back in again.
If he does, kensington will try to
ret TO him early and in punches.
Then again It may be "Porky'
Flynn who will ascend the mound.
The stringy Hartford lad is one Of
the best in this section and will
make a lot Of trouble for Patsy
Buckleys crew.
Yale will probably draw the as
signment against the Sox tomor-
row. Bucholz turned out to be the
star of the Falcon series so far
and he may work. At any rate,
Buckley says he will be on hand
for the game.
The contest will start promptly
at o'clock with Crowley and
Maher holding the indicators.
Fans going from this city will find
the bus accommodation from Up
sons Corner to the ball park in
vogue again tomorrow.
The Falcons have good team
stacking up against them tomor'
row in the Polish American club
Of Chicopee Falls, Mass. The visi-
tors will line up as follows: Sta
sowski If, Rutlla 3b, Grebal IF,
Nucha 2b, Padykula lib, Stolarz CT,
Baker SO. Noel C, White p, Piener
?, and Cuslaski p.
The Falcons will use their regu-
lar lineup with "Chucky" Wojack
at one Of the infeld positions.
"Chucky' was forced because Of Ill
health to quit league baseball but
after rest, he has been feeling |
ft again and his presence in the |
Falcon lineup will be Of great IN |
terest to all.
The Herald" is offering a tro-
ply for the factory team that |
wins tho most points In the indus
trial track and field meet which is
scheduled to be held next Satur- |
day afternoon at Memorial field in !
Willow Brook park. All the ath-
letes were out last night for try |
outs and a good crowd assembled |
on the cinder track.
The Landers team is going to |
strive to take the honors in the |
meet, but the Universals will have
some strict competition. Joe Herg-
strom uncovered two-miler last
night who halls from Stockholm
and he does the mile in near rec
ord time.
Ernest Mucke, star end on the
1921 New Britain High school state
championship football team, will
leave Monday for Rice Institute in
Texas. Mucke has been playing a
whirlwind game for the Texas col
lege and this will be his second year
as a first-string end on the football
team. He was a bulwark Of strength
on the offense and defense with the
High school.
The Mount veretts took both
ends of O. double header yesterday
when they trimmed the Dodgers o
to and Immediately afterwards
took on the Orioles and beat them
II to IA. Tt scores of both games
by innings were as follows:
Mt. Everetts 80. / 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2-5
Dodgers ........ 0 0 l l 0 ! o.
Mt. Everetts -. 3 0 4 0 "a 2 0-17
Orioles ....... 23 0 0 2-14
The Tigers swamped the Thunder
bolts in q game played yesterday by
the score of "a to 4. The winners
were credited with II hits while the
losers collected only four. Each
team had only one error. T. Pandol-
TO slapped out two doubles and L. ,
Pando lfo one while Capodice hit one ,
game was as follows: !
Tigers ........ 2 2 8 8 6 0 0 4--24 ,
otis -. / 0 . 0 0 0 0 o.
The Tigers lineup was as follows:
l.. Pandolfo c. Sobolewsli CT, Capo-
dice p-2b, Matera 1b, f. Pandolfo
p-2b. Piskowski RI. Gatzek If, Depia
2b and Macucin SIS. The Thunder
bolts lined up as follows: F. Domain
e, Wisk p, Wodeslli 3b, Kulis 1b,
IF, Linsky 2b, F. Pac ss, J.
Pac CT and ]. Domain If.
The Tigers are looking for games
Ind teams wishing to meet them
should get in touch with Manager
Frank Pandolfo at 322 High street.
Monday night at the Hartford
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