New Britain herald., 1918-08-12
PRATT & WHITNEY 1
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Hartford Team to Meet Annex
 Twilight Battle
Arrangements have been made,

nave the Pratt x whitney team, WSsx2@ appeared here last week against s] Pioneers in a 6-6 score, play again using exactly the same line with "Bogie'' Muldoon, Rex Isl Webb, Dune and "Martie" Cleary, t Polls stars against the full Ann team, leaders of the City league. The largest crowd that has atten ed a baseball game In the city l some time was on hand at that gam and another large crowd is eXpecte M The Annex club will have their flu Mg lineup in this game, as they want tW take the measure of the HartforM boys.
 Hardware City Ecague.
 w. LN AnneXt ............. IN RockWell-Dake ........3 NlK1ngS ........... .'..'...0 Elm GraIdS | hM The game Saturday was a goaw contest until Shortstop Welsh of theX Annex team after some hard talk tdW Umpire Mangan refused to leave ths# field when he was told to, resulting inS the forfeiting of the contest to theM Vikings The Vikings played guilt-N
  Hinchliffe. who was given good sup-I port on the mound, at whose hands the Annex suffered their first defeat of the season. Score: Forfeit to Vikings, 90.
 r. h. e. Vikings .......... 20O0112-6 II O. Annex ........ OO0O210-3 7 ~ Batteries-Hinchliffe and O'Con-I nell; T. Blanchard and Peterson. Time, 1;30; umpire, Mangan. In the second contest the RockWell- Drake team won easily after the fifth inning from the Emeralds but up to that time the score was undecided, the Emeralds leading 6-5. Claugh- essy pitched well but the Emeralds went to pieces behind him in the lat ter part of the game when errors piled up and the runs came in. John son of the R.-D. team was relieved by Oakes who pitched in the last four innings holding them to only one hit, the score:
 r. h. e. Rockwell-Drake 2O111323O-13 10 3 Emeralds ...... 111210000-6 s attteries-Johnson, Oakes and T. Firth; Claughessy and Mack.
 Time 2:12: umpire, Mangan. ,--
 Hardware City Jr. League. South Ends ....-....Z Q Nationals ........... .......Z Rockwell Drake. 2nd ......2 AcOrnS ............ .,..'..Z In the junior league all teams are tied for first place. A surprise was sprung when the Rockwell Drake, 2d, team was defeated by the Nationalsa who were at the bottom of the leaguea To- OP hn To n-l tionals pitched a good game strikingI out ten batters. The score:
 r. h. e. Rockwell Drake, 2d-
 0O1O0O30O-4 6 ? Nationals ...... OOO12O21x-6 8 | atteries-Griswold and Tosko; Haber and Betsel.
 Time, 1:38; umpire, Russell. $. In the second contest the South Ends more than beat up the Acorns, as it was just reverse when last they met. The Acorns will be strength ened next week with Charlo in the box. The score:
 South Ends .... 0211O032x-9 12 O Acorns .. 01OO00100-2 atteries-Swanson and Johnson;, Williams and Rocoski.
 Time, TAP.
 St. Ma1y's Win From Bristol. St. Mary's, last years champion State Playground team, defeated the strong Bristol team in a heavy bat ting game, 12-11. It was close throughout. The work of Daly at third. and Cosgrove at first, featured. MT. and Mrs. Rockwell, the organ izers of the Rockwell Park Play ground, Bristol, were in attendance. The score:
 Bristol ...... 2O21O3O21-11 IA 3 St. Mary's . 21520200x-12 16 5 Batteries-Carlo and Furrican; De- Ian and McCue.
 Umpire, Beckett; time 2:16.
 Other games that were held and. attendance for the afternoon, despite the threading weather, filled the field.
 Tennis Tournaments.
 (Senior boys)
 Frank Lahar defeated Geo. Dahl- son with scores 6-3, 6-4
 Henry Dolan defeated Geo. Hennes- sv with scores 4-6, 6-3, GO. '
 (Senior girls)
 Alice Schenck defeated Mary Dix on GA, 3-6 6-2. In volley ball match the Smalley school under the captaincy of Zeitlin was defeated by St. Mary's team in two out of three played.
 St, Mary's ........21 IS 21 Smalley ...........16 2l 70