New Britain herald., 1922-06-12
TWISTED DEFEATED
 BY LOCAL KACEYS
Kid Pitcher Turns Back Up-
 StaterS With Four Hits
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Displaying a much improved brand i Of baseball over that of a week a so the local kaceys defeated the speedy 1 Wnsted team at St Marys field yes terday afternoon, In a good game, to ?, The snap and dash which was 1 lacking in the game against the All i Insurance team of Hartford when the Ihome boys lost. was back in evidence yesterday Mccormack, the Kensing 1 ton boy who showed just enough a week ago to warrant q chance on the mound. was Manager Mcconn's selec- ton for the pitching task The younsster more than made good. He was facing a team that has somewhat ot a rep upstate, but this did not feaze him in the least. He was cool lat all times, and although he got into a hole on a few occasions, he stood up and pitched like a veteran. The visitors were. able to collect but four hits off Macs delivery, one of them being a two base blow in the ninth inning. He sent seven of the visitors back to the bench via the s. 0. route. His free transportation tickets totaled five.
 Tuckey, former Eastern leaguer was on the firing line for the visitors. He was rapped for ten safeties. which included triple by Mccormack and doubles by kiniry and Begley For a time his slow ball seemed to baffle the home boys, but as the game wore on the home stick wielders got a line on his slants, and the hitting got more freely.
 Mac Hits n Triple.
 The home team started the scoring in the second inning. After Kilduff had balooned out to N. Rubino, Du- dack vas safe on single. kiniry reached first on tielders choice, Du- dack perishing at the midway sack. Mccormack, took hold of one of Tuckeys teasers and sent it out to deep left for a triple, kiniry scoring. Mac registered when Holden dropped Dietlin's throw.
 Visitors Get One.
 The visitors got one tally in the third inning. D. Conklin was given a base on balls, and was sacrificed to second by E. Rubino, He reached third when Mccormack threw to sec receive the ball, the runner advanced. He scored on C. Conklin's one base poke.
 Tuckey Taxes Dixon's Place
 In the lucky seventh kiniry opened with a double to right field he registered on Jimmy Greens single. It was in the eighth inning that Tuekey gave the aerial eXhibi- ton instead of the advertised lieuten- ant. sheehan sent D. Conklin back a bit for his lofty one., which was caught Tedder Kiduff then leaned on one for single. Dudack and kiniry also singled, kilduff scoring. Mccormack then hit an infeld fly, which Tuckey muffed, and then put up a big squaWk about the batter being out on an infeld fly. The um pire gave the visitors two minutes to play ball, or forfeit the game. They played ball, or in other words re- sumed their positions.
 Beglef Clears the Bases.
 Ray Begley, had not much success during the afternoon, in locating that 'old sal' delivery of Dick Tuekey. , With the bases congested, it was up to Ray to come through He did in 3 splendid fashion, clearing the sacks with a lofty double, but was out at third when he tried to stretch 1t. This the locals scoring for the afternoon.
 One More For Winsted.
 The visitors got one run in the ninth inning, Holden was passed and l stole second. Tuckey then hit for | two bags scoring the run. The next three men proved easy for the kensington Kld,'
 TWISTED.