New Britain herald., 1919-06-23
ll[S DEFEAT PINE HIN D l.ADOW GOLFERS DOWN.
DNEERS WIN IN |gTH INNING RALLY
Cals Stage Timely Rally and Save Game That Looked Lost

Another one of those hair-raisins
 lshes for which the Pioneers are be-
 ming noted for staging, happened at
 Ellis street diamond yesterday aft
 noon; when the locals nosed out the
 ack. Pine Hills of Waterbury, score
 to 4. It was only after one of the
 ost timely. batting rallies that the
 ioneers snatched from the fire, arne that looked lost. To Stevie Du- Rack and Benny Lynch goes the hon. Frs for tying and winning the game.
 Happened in this way: After Fall &bn had been tossed out at first in the hst half of the ninth inning, things &ssumed a blue hue. "Red" Campbell Fho had put up a brilliant game in he field, rapped a hot one to center Held and Buggy Fitzpatrick fol lowed with another single. The crowd mplored Dudack to land on the ''ole Rpple'' and Stevie lived up to their hopes by cracking the Reach to left Held driving in Rcd" and Buggy with the tying runs
 Ump Needed Specs. Johnson's hit pushed Dudack to |third base. and when the squeeze play Twas flashed Norfeldt dumped one down to the pitcher, and Dudack ran for the plate. He slid in and was called out by Ump Barber despite the fact that the Pine Hill catcher drop ped the ball. The rank decision strengthened the minds of many of the local fans that Barber is not the best umpire in the business. Johnson while the Pine Hill infield was playing in, managed to work his way to third base. Benny Lynch was the next swat atsnan and with two balls and one strike on him, he pasted beauty over the shortstops head and Johnson tal- lied with the winning run.
 Goeb Makes Elm Forget.
 Much to the disappointment of some, Earl Champion of Bridgeport, failed to put in an appearance, and Manager Luby assigned Eddie Goeb to the pitching task. Eddie just went 10 work and made the fans forget that there was any champion except him. by the way he served up the sIants to the opposing batsnlen. Goeb's work this season on the mound stamps him as one of the best all-around ball players performing in these parts,
 line scoring starts.
 For five innings the teams battled nip and tuck without a tally Tn the sixth frame the locals scored a run Through errors by the visitors third gbaseman and shortstop and bone head by the. second baseman, Goeb was the boy to dent the platter. The visitors tied matters up in the sixth alnning through 8 wretched play by Fitzpatrick who muffed an easy fly ball Tn tho seventh inning. the visi- tors added to the misery off the Pio- neer rooters by pushing across three tallies, one of which was earned and the other two a gift by a nauff on part of Fitzpatrick. Fallon got on'' in the seventh and scored the second run for the Pioneers.
 There was a number of smart field ing plays, the work of Feuhrer at shortstop for the visitors and the visiting outfield was worthy of merit For the Pioneers, Dudack after fun1- bling 8 hit in the sixth inning, made pretty throw to second base nabbing the runner who had tried to stretch his hit. Red Campbell made sever al fine pickups. and Benny Lynch made easy work of several throws that were not accurate. Fallon had a busy day in right field garnering several lofty ones.
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