New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

three between the two clubs.
 In the first meeting, Kensington von by the score of to l. Pechuk and Partyka engaged in a sweet pitching duel and these two are scheduled to meet each other again Sunday afternoon.
 Manager Val Gay of the Sacred Heart ensemble, stated today that the team would continue to play this season. The team will appear on d home diamond next Sunday and the week following but after that. all games will be played on the road. The club hasn't even met expenses tn it's appearance at home although the crowds viewing their games, have been large in numbers.
 The Kensington team will most probably fold up after Sunday, ac- cording to Wink" Venture who has been acting as liaison man for the club. This team also a real prospe t this season to cop the championship has been meeting with financial bumps this season and the treasury cant stand the drain.
 The Burritts will probably ply this coming Sunday in Poquonock or against the Poquonock team in this city. Manager Stanley Budnick who >. b 1o bcrs at the Stanley Works, planned to visit Poquonock today to make arrangements for the game.
 The Burritts will practice tomor- row night at o'clock on the Wash irgton park diamond. All membe,s Of the City League team are asked to be on hand. The Burritts meet the Sokols Sunday, one of the tough est teams in the league. The West Ends will meet the Holy Cross team while the Pirates are scheduled to play the Senecas.
 The game last night in the Junior City League between the Nationals and Republicans, was postponed be- cause of the rain and vet grounds. The two teams will play off the con test next Wednesday night if ar engagements can be made for the dil- mond
 The Pirate baseball team will hold an important practice session tomo"- TOW evening at 6 o'clock at Walnut Hill park All players are requested tc be on hand.
 The American Legion boys base ball team will play the South Man chester aggregation at Walnut Hill park Friday night at o'clock. New Britain tossed the Silk City outfit for loss in the last meeting be- tween the two and the visitors Ire out for revenge.
 It was a lucky break for the Bris- tol team that it met New Britain so early in the season. At the present time, the local club is travelling at a fast rate of speed and it is doubt full if the Bell Townsrs could win from them now.
 The Seneca Reserves will practice at Willow Brook park tonight at 63o o'clock. The workout will take place on Diamond No. ?.
 Tuesdays games in the Industrial league halted some of the Big Ten batters, shaving off some pre- cious points in their averages. The two leaders, Haber and Dudack, re- tained their relative positions at the not fare so well.
 Dick Schroeder of the Stanley Works team remained in third place because his team did not play. Ha- ber's average is .524 Dudack's is .515 and Schroeder's is 500.
 Ventura slid down to fifth plac.. Budnick of the New Britain Ma chine, remaining idle, went into fourth place with .459. Venture is fifth with .452, while krause is sixth with All. Ferguson is seventh with 1893 and Klatlla eighth with 1882. 'Yiggs' Patrus entered the charm cd circle by leaping up to gro and he is ninth. Joe Jasper hits 10th with 36S.
 "Goodic" Preisser, Mickey Haber and Bill Mangan are just outside the circle. Preisser is hitting .36S. Haber has an average of 1863 while Man gan is hitting for $50 Vincent of Ianders lowered his average 10 1858, sliding down from 10th place and .3S7.
 These averages among the lead CTS are sure to take another change tonight because a good many of them will be playing. The Corbin team will be idle but Haber and Dudack will be in action as we'll as the other members of the Fafnir i and Gasco teams. Landers also will be in action tonight. R0SENBL0OM YS. WALKER