New Britain herald., 1926-05-26

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 The proposed brace of games which were to have been played Sunday and Monday afternoon be- tween the kensington and Falcon baseball teams, has been called off following a conference between Man agers Pat Buckley and Joe Veniski.
 The original agreement entered into between the two men was that the Falcons would go to Kensington Sunday afternoon and play return game at St. Marys field Monday aft ernoon.
 As soon as this was announced, rre packers of the Falcon team pro- tested taking the club out of town on Sunday and they prevailed upon Manager Neniski to confer with Manager Buckley to see If the dates couldn't be switched. That would mean Kensington coming to New Britain Sunday and the Falcons go- ing to Kensington Monday.
 Manager Ncnislii met Pat Buckley Monday night and talked the matter over. Buckley insisted upon the Falcons living up to the original agreement and that the team go to hensington Sunday afternoon, He said that the fans in the Paper Goods town have been awaiting the first Sunday homo game and as the Kensington club has q tidy sum ot money tied up in the baseball enter prise in the town, he could not af- ford to keep putting the teams sup porters off any longer.
 The discussion ended without any decision being reached and Manager Neniski returned home only to call up again yesterday to ask if Manager Buckley had changed his mind. Buckley was adamanL in his decision ana at final conference last night, both men decided to call everything off and that is the way the matter now stands.
 Although we are interested only in seeing baseball become q success n this city and its environments and not in any individual club, we think that the two managers are passing up q real natural" for Sunday and Monday. The two teams played against each other last year on one occasion. Kcnsington came 10 this city and the Falcons later. through unforeseen obstacles were unable to comply with their promise 10 play "cturn game in Konsington.
 There is a lot of rivalry between the two teams and we fool sure that TO matter where tho games would have been played that they would have attracted record breaking crowds.
 However, the Falcon packers eT- plain the matter in this way, So far this season, the games at St. Mary's field arc drawing unprecedented crowds, bigger and better than ever before. They are getting the fans out to see their team in action and hey fear that should they fail to perform on every sunday. some of this crowd may stay away for good, If is purely a business proposition with them.
 Eventually those two teams will have 10 meet this year because from present indications. they will b" the leading clubs in tho city. T. may he that the two will he called on to 6.ht it out for the championship of New Britain. Whether the Corhin Red SoX will get going or not seems mathematical. and we are sure that the fans of the city would be inter- l osted in seeing th" two outfits clash . this weekend.
 Si Mcdonald received his walking . p1pors yesterday from Owner Jim ! Clarkin of the Hartford Eastern . league baseball club. Sis efforts to get together a team in the Capital . City. have been terrible failures and . as Hartford fandom will not support . a losing team drastic measures were . taken by the owner of the club, OHara, scout for the team, also lost his position and Clarkin plans to find H new ivory hunter.
 Mcdonald claims that be was simply fgurchoad with the name ol manager. He states that some time ago he spoke to O'Hara and told him that most of the players on the team were moi good cnough for Eastern league baseball He asked OHara to get him an experienced two good pitchers. q first ,As s, !: P R l ( E l:
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