New Britain herald., 1914-04-29


 ball rolled lazily along the third base
 line and Browne beat Salmon's throw.
 Salmon was slightly nervous and passed Sullivan, Browne going to
 second. Moves forced Sullivan at sec
 ond and Browne took third. Moves stole second, Mcdonald essaying 9
 fake throw to draw Browne home.
 But the former Giants grandpop taught him never to get caught on any trick like that and he stuck to
 the sack on the dizzy corner. Zeimer did the best he could, but that proved to be long fly to Goeb.
 Hoey was the only man on either
 side to get on base in the second. He singled and was sacrificed to second
 by Curry. But there he died.
 Browne To Speedy For "Si."
 Hartford went out in order. in the third. For New Britain, Browne saw to center and stole second while Me- Donald had the ball in his hands. Sullivan nounded the ball on a line toward third. Gardella was there. 'Nuf sed
 "Petc" Wilson As Aviator.
 Wilson gave an imitation of an
 aviator in the fourth and Hartford scored it's first run. Barney was passed. The fourth ball was wild
 pitch and he continued to second Keliher drew pass. Hoey hit in front of the plate and Coffenberg
 threw to Moves, getting Barney at
 third. Keliher went to second on the play and he and Hoey moved to third
 and second respectively when Will 1n1 1,o C,,,, Keliher scored when Grieve failed to live up to his name and slammed q long sacrifice fly to Ostrich, who gobbled it up. Gardella made tho third out, Zeimer to Sullivan New Britain again reached second in the fourth. Zeimer hit to right center and only fast work by Barney prevented it from going for two bags. Zeimer beat McDonald's throw to sec Ond, but got no further, as Ostrich and Nasher could not uncork the necessary bingle.
 Wilson "Colnes Back'' An error by Zeimer in the fifth gave made an error once, if you'll remem- Der. Mcdonald was sacrificed to second by Salmon. Then Pete" Will
 
 by retiring Goeb and Barney on strikes shot over at blinding speed Wilson furnished a bit of excite ment in the last of the fifth by beating out a bunt while Mcdonald and Sal mon were Alphonse and Gastoning Mcdonald made up for his part by q pretty throw to second, getting Will son, who was becoming bored by the | scenery around first base
 Kelihcr Caught at the Plate. l Tn the sixth Keliher leaned against | the horsehide for two bases. He was l advanced to third by Hoey's infield l sacrifice, but was assassinated at home plate when Wilson spearcd Curry's effort and threw to Coffen- l berg. Curry was put out of the rum ming on the next play, Wilson to Sul- out in order.
 Grieve, Gardella and Mcdonald could not hit outside the infield Tn the seventh. "Si'' was put out when l Nasher blocked his liner which was l travelling at cannon ball speed The New Britain fans stood up and called for basketful of home runs. | Zeimer singled and landed on second l on a sacrifice by Ostrich. Hoey took l Nasher's fly and Zeimer was put out l at third by Gardella, who captured 1 Coffenberg's slam. l After Salmon had been landed in ] the Nasher-Sullivan net, Goeb made ] first when Washer manhandled the l ball. Goeb was out when Wilson, l Sullivan and Washer did their famous l triangle trick.
 salmon Fans Three in Eighth. Salmon was working in the best of