New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
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Berlin Congregational church. | She leaves a sister. Mrs. Eliza Eddie of Tennessee, and three half brothers. Joseph Scott of East Ser lin. and James and George Scott of Southington. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the Whitney fu- neral home. 921 Main street East Hartford
 Miss Scott IS well-known in Ser lin and had a large group of friends here who will mourn her death
 Kensington Splits Two Games
 Kensington came out even over the weekend defeating the Manches- ter nine by one sided score, Is to 0. and losing a close decision to Tor rington, the final score being to 4 West, former Penn university hurler, was on the mound for the locals Saturday against Manchester and pitched a beautiful game. The leaders of the Connecticut state league could do nothing with his offerings. West allowing only six hits. Meanwhile Kensington found the offerings of two Manchester pitchers to its liking and banged the ball to all corners of the lot for IS runs. The work of Darrow at third was the feature of the locals defensive play.
 Sunday the locals locked horns with Torrington for the second week in succession and were nosed out after hard fought battle by s 10 1 score. Berg was on the mound for kenslneton and allowed but seven hits but three costly errors by Jasper cost him the game. Kensing- ton got off to flying start in the first inning when it scored three runs. West connecting for triple with two men on. Both teams fought on even terms for the rest of the game but an error in the ninth by Jasper and hit gave Torrington the winning run. O'Donnell hit long home run in the third for Tor rington. Darrow again starred in fielding at the hot corner.
 Shoot at Snake
 A party of New Britain hunters reported that they saw a large rat tlesnake about four and q half feet long while in the woods around Hart's pond in Kensington during last week They shot at the reptile but it was too fast for them and escaped into the busher The hunt CTS were on the watch for other snakes during their expedition but failed to sight any more.
 Paper Goods to Play
 The American Paper Goods nine will attempt to break into the win column tomorrow evening when it clashes with the Fafnir nine in an Industrial league game at Walnut Hill park on diamond number one at 5:3o o'clock. The locals have last three straight and will have to travel fast if they hope to break into the win column at the expense of the New Britain team.
 Triangles Win
 The Kensington Triangles baseball team practically clinched the title in the County "" league Saturday 1 afternoon at the Benedict Phillips field when it nosed out the Southing- ton team by a ' to 5 score.
 Southington trailed until the seventh when 1t tied the score at $ all on hit batsman and a triple by Angelo but lost the chance to take the lead when Angelo was run down | between third and home. The whole | team took part in the play. Rayno finally tagging the run ner. Sims hit double with two on in the seventh to give the game to 
 Standish of Southington was the star of the game. hitting two home runs in successive times at bat in the i, 4th and 9th inning. The Kensing- ton outfield did not make a single !! putout in the game and in the last | four games played by the team the | outfield has made only three put puts.
 Kensington now leads the league with four wins and one lost while is second with three wins and three losses. This evening he Triangles will clash with the American Paper Goods nine.
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