New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-07
FALCONS TO TACKLE FAST
INDIAN ORCHARD OUTFIT
Massachusetts Team Presents Classy Combination
All-Kensington Goes to Meriden Tomorrow-Bur.
ritts Meeting Thompsonville at Willow Brook Park
Plenty Of Action Promised Fans Over the Week.
end-All Games to Start Promptly at O'clock.

One Of the few team In this sec
ton that gave the Falcons Of last
year a real scare. will be brought
here tomorrow afternoon to tackle
the locals At St. Mary's Field. The
team travels under the name at the
White Eagles Of Indian Orchard.
Mass. Last season. the Falcons bare
ly nosed out this outfit and a real
battle is expected tomorrow.
The visiting team with most OF ito
players formerly members OF the
Ludlow club. will line up a. follows:
Kane II. Conway 2b, Kanyck 90.
Method sb. Smith RI. Bobowicz lb.
stejna or Kartz CT, Maynard or Cry
was c. and Bell. bakers or syzman-
ozykp. The Falcons will line up with
Noonan c, Atwood T. Begley or
klatka 1b, Patrus 2b. Lewis IS, RI
ley Sd. McKernan II. Kredar CT and
Soule IF.
The game will start promptly At
3 o'clock.
Kensington-Meride
All-Kensington goes TO Meriden
tomorrow afternoon to tackle the
Meriden New Departure team in 4
Connecticut State League game.
These two clubs are bitter rivals
and each Is anxious to win the game
kensington has taken on new life In
the past few weeks and the combi-
nation now laced together by Coach
Bill Clancy has developed its right
form.
Last Sunday. Kensinston handed
Meriden a walloping and on We'd
nesday, the team split even with
TaftIlle. Manager Eddie Moore and
Coach Clancy both predict a victory
over Meriden tomorrow. The game
will be played at Hanover Park
starting at 3 o'clock.
Burritts-Thompsonvtlle
The Burritts will meet the Thomp-
sonville Polish-American club In =
Pennington Valley League game to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
Willow Brook park. OAly 4 few
weeks ago. the visiting aggregation
| handed the Burritts a set back In
no indecisive manner and the Bur-
ritts are out for revenge tomorrow.
Hangers Rockville
The Rangers A. c. baseball team
will play the Rockville All-atas in
Rockville tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The local team Is eager and
anxious to take the oppositio, into
camp and thereby run It's winning
streak up to six straight sames
On the road. the Rangers have
met with great success taking all
four games played. The teams heavy
hitting proclivities and The fine
pitching OF Harold Casey. have COM
bined to give the Hardware City club
strong offense and defense. The
Rangers have gotten together 4 fine
pitching staff in big VIC" Ehlere,
Casey and "Erny' Anderson. Casey
has won four games. In a Fotal of
SO innings he has allowed -
singles. Ehlers won his firt start
last Wednesday, He yield.d five
hits while he was getting thre him.
self
. McKnerney leads the tam in
stolen bases and runs scor4 and
he is tied with Phil Bloom TO bat.
ting honors. Each has an averxe Of
500.
Casey is slated to pitch tomorrow
and Bloom or Hayes will catch.Ths
intield will be J. Argosy Id. Don -os-
grove cb, NJ. Arsoey sb and McKer-
ney SIS. Krause, Schaefer ma
Wendroski cover the outer garen,
Iindgren. Joe Argosy and seifels re
three dependable substitutes.
| The team Is batting for an aver1e
OF AIS while the fielding max
stands at 1877.