New Britain herald., 1926-08-21

The real sensation Of the week end takes place tomorrow when the Corbin Red Sox and the Aiken sington baseball teams clash in the first of a five game series. The two teams are all set for a gruelling bat tle and the fans will flock to the south end park to watch them go 10 1t. Despite the fact that the Kensing- ton team went to pieces Tn last Sundays battle there isn't a reason in the world to think that the team will duplicate the performance tomorrow. It Is rather good pet that the team will reverse its form completely and the Red Sox VIII have to travel at top speed to come in the first winner.
 Bcth managers have been reluc- tant to name their batterles' put this much we did get out or Jonn Tobin. There Is a strong possipii- itv that Buckland will twirl Tor the Red sox in the game. This isn't definite but we wouldn't be surprised to see the husky lefty sailing them scross for the Redhosed tribe.
 Charlie Yale, who even though ne was playing almost all alone las' Sunday, will probably draw tomor- ,ov's assignment for Kensington. We look for real pitchers oa'tie during the game. Managers Buckley and Tobin are both agreed that the game will pc started promptly at o'clock. For this reason they have mapped out q schedule which will bring the Sox on the field tomorrow at 2:3o for 70 minutes batting practice. After that the teams will have their fielding practice and the game will be on.
 Eddie Crowley and "Rip" McKeon have drawn the umpiring jobs for tomorrow. Crowley will probably be behind the plate with McKeon on bases.
 Rivalling this game in interest is the clash between the Orioles ana the Rangers for the city junior championship. These teams will play two out of three, the first game to start at o'clock tomorrow.
 Both teams have large followings and 1t wouldn't surprise at all If the Pioneer field on Ellis street was packed with fans for the game.
 The Falcons have a real attrac- ton slated for the fans who will re main home tomorrow. The K. of c. team of West Springfield, with a lineup of former college stars is coming to try to lower the colors or the local team. Joe kania VIII probably be back in the lineup to- morrow with B. Kania on the firing line.
 "Yiggs" Patrus, it is expected will be back with Kensington tomorrow after being out for a couple of weeks with spike wound in his leg. His presence in the lineup will make the Kensington team different crew.
 Jackovitz who is catching for the Orioles in the Junior championship series, is a resident of Hudson, IN. Y, and when he was back there for several weeks recently, he caught four games for the home town club The players there think so well of him that they wanted him 10 remain there as 8 permanent backstop There is too much of an attraction in this city however, and the result is that Jackowitz will be with the Orioles tomorrow.
 The New Britain American Le- zion baseball team, champions oi the First District league, will oppose the Bristol team at the County as- sociation meeting in Wetherst1eld this afternoon. New Britain haf clinched the pennant and will play III t0P SplIll-llildlh III NC" iih' SA next Thursday afternoon.
 We are banking on the local tean to win the state title and we tigurt that our bet is a pretty good one The team won't lack for rootcr! there, it is certain because New Brit ain will be out strong to see it's teau win.
 The Washington team played thu poorest game of the season yester day against the Paradise Park tean and consequently lost the decision II to 10. Without Lipka, the sta twirier of the team, the Washingto on are not the feared crew that the, were.
 Paradise Park now stands tn only team in the league with chance to lie the Washington ere" Providing that the team wins it game with Smith next Tuesday. th Paradise Parks stand only one gam behind the Washington crew now.
 Washington plays the Boys Clu' next Friday afternoon and if tn team loses, it means that Paradis porlx u-ilI tie then, The Roys' Clu1