New Britain herald., 1929-05-11
THREE LOCAL TEAMS TO
 BE IN ACTION TOMORROW
Falcons to Battle Watsrvlle Crew It St. Marys Field Remington to Opsa Against Willimantic All. Stars at Percval Avenue Grounds Newly Organ. ized Holy Gross Crew Scheduled to Meet Athletics of East Hartford Practice Sessions.

Baseball fans in this city will have plenty of action to keep them inter- ested on Sunday afternoon. Three local teams, two of them opening the season for the first time this year. will be in action against strong opposition and three good games are expected to result. These are the Falcons, kensington and Holy Cross clubs.
 The other teams organized in this city are planning to hold practice sessions either this afternoon or to- morrow morning in preparation for the advent of warmer weather when their schedules will be started. Fhlcoas. .Waterville
 The Falcons are scheduled to meet the strongest club yet encoun- tered since the opening game this year. in the Waterville club. The vis- iting delegation is known and rated as q fast diamond combination but this year, the feeling has become set that the club is much stronger than it ever wss before.
 The WAterville team will lineup as follows: Vale cb, Ashmore lib. Gasain c. c. Lodge Of. Mueller sh. Weislogel ss. Barlow If, A. Lodge f. and Blin or Wood D. Vale is a fornf- CT Boston Twilight league player. while Gagain spent some time in the Eastern league. Ashmore is a form- CT star of Tufts college varsity. The pitchers are among the leading semi-pro twirlers in Waterbury.
 The Falcons will lineup with Noonan C. Longmore p. Klatka lib. Budnick 2b, Walicki ss. Wojack 3b, Rose If, NJ. Haber cf. and E. Payne If.
 The game will be started promptly at o'clock with Herby sautter holding the indicator
 Kenstngton- Willln.anttc
 The kensington team is scheduled to open up its home season tomor- row afternoon with the Willimantic Au-stars furnishing the opposition. This aggregation is rated as the hardest hitting baseball combinA- ton in Eastern Connecticut. It has been organized for the past four years and last season the club de- feated some of the best clubs in the state.
 The visiting lineup will be as fol- lows: White (. Jones p. slippen lb, w. Bridner 2b, J. Brindner 3b. Wal ven ss, Holden If, Dillon cf. Wood- ward If. and Hagerty utility.
 Coach Bill Clancy of the kensing- ton team has not decided on his starting lineup. The game will be started promptly at ::1o o'clock. Bus service will be furnished from iTpson's Corner.
 Holy CrOss-E. HrtfOrd
 The newly organized Holy Cross team will play it's first game Sunday afternoon when it meets the strong Athletics of East Hartford. The team practices this afternoon at , o'clock at the Washington school diamond where the game will be played tomorrow.
 The visitors will lineup as follows: Powell or Cresole c. Benson or Pos cher D. Waterhouse 1b. Mays 2b, Stengle ss. Harris 3b. Lavigne 1f, Stengie or Nagle Of. and Scribner If.
 The starting lineup for the Holy Cross team will be picked from among the following candidates; kopec and Zaiko. catchers; E. ka. | mia, Zembko and Krystopa. pitch. i CTS: Kredar. si Budnick. Salak. Dal- kowski. Dobrowolski. Grail and Kowalczyk. infielders and Jarvis Zapatka. Wendroski. ]. Tronoski and J. Budnick. outfielders. Mike Lynch will umpire. The game will start promptly at , o'clock and appropriate cerc- monies will attend the throwing of the first ball.