New Britain herald., 1921-08-04
. PITCHER
ALLOWS NO HITS
Ralph Gray, Pirates Star, Enters
Baseball Hall Of Fame

, Ralph Gray, pitching for the Pirates
Juniors. against the St. Mary's team
IN the Junior City League at ST. Mary's
held last night, let his opponents down
without hit. This is the first time
that the feat has been accomplished
at the field this season. The Pirates
won the game easily 13 to 1. Gray had
masterfu1 control. striking out 10
batsmen and allowing but one base
on balls. The st. Marys tally was due
20 The Tree pass. passed ball and an
error. Meehan caught Gray's benders
IN hne fashion. McInerney and Pillars
XII comprised the battery for the
losers. The Pirates slammed the ball
hard, getting 1S hits.
Local Girls Win
8 The st. Mary's firls' team journeyed
TO East. Hartford last night and de-
feated the sAIl-Hartford team at Poll
neld, 10 BIB, in hard hitting con-
test The local girls piled up. eight
runs In the fourth inning which placed
them In the lead, after the teams had
Dattled nip and tuck for three innings:
Inc hitting features were contributed
by Genvieve Lambert and Katherine
McGrath. Alice Schenck crashed a
timely double in the second inning
with the bases stuffed, and she also
pitched a heady game. Miss Mcmahon
was the best performer for the ALL
Hartford team
The score:
St. Mary's -. 40 s12 o-1s~ % 3
Hartford ....... Az 40 -0-15 II s
Batteries Schenck and Lambert;
Mcmahon and Gigeness.
The Fox girls team Of Hartford will
play the locals tomorrow night at St
Mary held, the game, starting at 5:45
O'Clock. Recently the Hartford team
appeared here, and forced the locals
to top speed to win a 1913 game.
Game Tonight
The Mt. Peasants and the Trojans
will meet tonight at the Fairgrounds
in a battle to decide second place in
the Hardware City league. Joe Fitz-
patrick will hurl for the Trojans, while
FORMER will work for the boys from
..Manganville"
Smith Playground Games
The results OF the athletic meet at
the Smith Fairgrounds yesterday
afternoon, follow:
5o-yard-dash $50 lbs. class, first,
Art Sandbere; second, Peter Brown
.shtrd. Bertal Anderson.
uTSl
Otto Kaminsky; second, Bob stabert;
third. Tom BOYLE.
Standing bro jump $50 lbs. class)
first, Art sanb~lg, s feet, I inches;
second. Bertal Anderson, g. feet 9
inches; third, Peter Brown. feet i
inches; (75 lbs. class, FIRST, Otto
Kaminsky, Z feet inches; second
Duke McCabe. 6 feet / inch; third
Swanson: 9eet.
Ball throw ESQ lbs. class), first
Eddie SbankaIunis: second T. Ander-
son; third, Art Sanberg; CTS lbs
clAss), first Otto Kaminsky; second
Tom. Boyle; third. Red Matulas.
Girls events, ,50-yard dash $50 lbs
CLASSY, first, Ada Staskalunas, second
Bertha Simonasky;t third, Adele
stashulana (75 lbs. class, first, Anna
Sim onasky; second, Gladys johnson;
bird, Rosie Villa.
Standing. broad jump, so lbs. class)
drst, Aida Staskalunas, 4 feet inches
| :econd, Bertha Simonasky, 4 feet
| third Dora Hfttleman, feet 9 inches
G75; lbs. class. first, Anna Sifnonasky;
6 feet 2 inches; second Gladys John
son., 5 feet IS inches; :. third, Rosie
| Villa, 4 feet 10 inches. 800
Bali throwing ESQ lbs. ,class) first
Bertha. Simonasky; second, Aida
staskAlunas; third. Antoinette Prim
! q 5lbs. classl, first Anna SSimonasky
second, Anna Mitchell; third. Beatric,
Marley"
The baseball games were prevented
by rain'and will. be- played next Tues
| day. Games will also be played Fri