New Britain herald., 1922-07-24
BEGLEY SHINES IN
 KACEYS' VICTORY
Brilliant Little Second Sacker, Pretty Much the "Works" Sunday

The feofganized Kaceys baseball team broke the slump that has ex- isted for several weeks. yesterday by defeating the Rosebuds of Bridgeport, in one of the best played games of the season to l. The contest was a pitching duel between Mccormick and Hnkle, and while the local boy emerged a victor the Park City lad also covered himself with glory by his fine work Each pitcher allowed four hits, and 1t was double by the vis- tor sabman that chased across the only tally for his team.
 Double Play Kills Rally
 Several sparkling plays were turned in, but that one that copped "the ber- ries" for the day, was leaping catch by Nom. Begley, that he converted in- to a double play. This play came at time when the visitors were grow ing threatening, and In the ninth in- ming at that, Begey had been out of the lineup of the kaceys for sev- eral weeks and there has been some what of demand for his return to the team. Manager McConn, who is making every effort to give the local fans a winning team, secured Nom. again and he placed him at second base. Besides fielding in excellent style, Nom. contributed a single in the fourth inning that scored the locals first run.
 Locals Score First
 The affair was a nip and tuck battle until the home boys scored in the fourth stanza. After Kilduff had gone out, Semple to ODonnell, Budnick was safe on Rileys boot. Wojack took a good cut at the ball, but all he could do was to hit to Semple. This player stepped on the midway bag, retiring Budnick but Wojack speeded up pretty fast, and in trying to con- plete a double play Semple threw wild, and "Chucky'' made second. From here he scored on Nom. Beg ley's pretty single to center field.
 Visitors Tie It Up
 The visitors scored their only run in the eighth inning Ottman was safe on Nom Begley's boot. Balky was retired on strikes and Ottman stole second. Hinlxle then contribut- ed one of the longest clouts of the | when he drove the ball | over Dudack's head in lief field for two bases, Ottman scoring.
 The Winning Marker
 There was plenty of fight in the | home team, when the locals went to the bat. Jimmy Green hit a short fly | along the left field foul line, that counted for two sacks. He went to l third while Paige was retiring Kilduff | at first. Budnick then connected with 9 low line fly that Ottman captured in left center, but Green beat the reayed throw to the plate, sewing up the game.
 Nom's Great Leap
 In the ninth inning, the fans got a zeal thrill of the afternoon. Paige was safe on Greens boot Gearing, who was menacing looking as he stepped to the plate, hit what looked ike a sure Texas leaguer, just over second base. Nom. Begley was away with the sound of the bat, and as he saw the ball traveling over his head, le led peu several leel Tn the ar, ana with his gloved hand he hauled down he ball. Turning quickly to Broth 1T Ray" he shot the ball to that wor- hy, retiring Paige. This was mighty ucky. for O'Donnell. the next hitter, ,louted a pretty single, that would nave caused damage. Mccormick ook Ottman's drive and retired the runner at first base. ...
 Out At Home Plate
 A pretty play by Green retired a 'unner at the plate in the second in- hing. Paige, the first man up, hit a 1ouble. He went to third an sacri- ice, Burke to R. Begley Green took O'Donnells smash and throwing to Burke, he caught Paige out by inches kilduff was also retired at the plate n the sixth inning on a throw by ) Donnell who trapped an apparent wild peg by Semple.
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