New Britain herald., 1926-08-10
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 Series Dope

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 Last night Manager Pat Buckley of the All-Kensington team met Manager Joe Veniski of the Falcons at the Herald sport editors office. in an effort to finish all arrange ments towards furnishing baseball fans in this vicinity with a series. Cp until the present, the series has been in doubt because of a dis agreement between the teams in reference to the Corbin team of New Britain being allowed to par ticipate. The following arrange ments were drawn up between the All-Kensingtons and the Falcons:
 The series will be a five game affair, the first team winning three to capture the series. The first game will be Sunday, August Is. at Ken sington. The second will be August % at New Britain. the third Sep tember 12 at kensington. the fourth September 26 at New Britain and the last game will be played at a pitlN1 to DC uCSltltu upOll ldltI. I lit question of the first game taking place at kensington was settled by tossing coin. Joe Venisky calling the coin and losing.
 The umpires will be Lynch and Sautter from the Falcons and Maher and Mckeon from Kensing- ton. The first game will see Sautter and Lynch directing traffic, then Lynch and McKeon, Sautter and Mckeon, Lynch and Maher and the last games umpires will be decided later. The home club will furnish all balls with the exception that the cost for balls used in the last game will be split. Frank Mullen and Jerry Crean will be official score-keepers.
 The two teams posted the eligible players, any men ont listed being ineligible for series play. Kensing- tons roll call follows: Patrus. Jasher, Beagle, Begley, McCor- mack, Sbeehan. Wier. Greco. Po- lites. Zigler. Sullock. Hayes, Yale. Feilds. Berg and Buckholtz. The Falcons will depend on: Simon Budnick. Stanley Budnick, Huber, J. Kania. B. Kania Klatka, Kreacher. Ferguson, Kapec. Ben son, DeVeto. Cleary, Fisher and Jaga loski.
 This place is now anxiously awaiting the first ball and fans are confident that Kensington will emerge from the fracas, victors. The two teams are evenly matched and there will be no odds given for either team. Whoever does succeed in capturing the series will do so onyl after a tough battle and it is the ability of the Kensington az gregation to give tough battle that raises local hopes high.
 Arrested for Drunkenness
 Samuel Huck was arrested last night on the charges of drunken ness and breach of the peace. He was taken to the New Britain jail and held for trial at the Berlin town court this evening. Officer Frank Brown made the arrest.
 Andrew Solomon was arrested for drunkenness last evening by Officer Frank Brown. He was jail- ed at New Britain pending trial before Judge c. c. Griswold to- night.
 Visits Parents
 Miss Edith Hulmgrcn is spending three weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Hulmgrcn of Ken- sington. Miss Hulmgren is a grad uate of the Brooklyn hospitals training school for nurses.
 Indoor Team Beaten
 John Conlin's far-famed indoor baseball team suffered a severe de- feat at the hands of New Britain team Sunday at the Blue Hills field. The score was in the neighborhood of 15 to although this is not au- thentic as the New Britainites cir cled the bases in a manner as, to make score keeping difficult. The rest that Conlin's stars had did not seem to give them any help and playing by the locals was ragged and loose.
 The team will play again this Sunday and is confident that the err TOTS that the errors that defeated them in the last game will be remedied to such an extent as to get