New Britain herald., 1922-09-05
IKACEYS LOSE IN
 SERIES OPENING
Corbin Team Shows Plenty Of
 Grit Putting Across the Win

liic NpIblH pdStDdll lcaHl annexed the first of the series with the Kaceys at St Mary's field Sunday, capturing ten-inning game to B. The Lock- makers played hard earnest baseball throughout the fray, and with the score fouS runs against them, they started in in the fifth inning to score, getting one tally, and following this up with three in the sixth inning, when Mccormick ceased to be pug zle. It was q surprise to many that the kensington boy was allowed to re main on the rubber, after the Tob- mites began to solve his delivery. In the lucky sixth, the winners hammer cd out five hits and got a man on first by being hit with the ball. A spec tacuIar catch by Corbin, the center fielder of the Lockmakers saved the game for the Park street team in the ninth inning. Wolfe, who worked for Corbin, twirled heady game of base ball. While he did not fan many of the kaceys, he was unhittabe in the pinches He also was very steady not allowing free transportation during the game. Mccormick famed eight batsmen, but was easy to solve as the game went on.
 kaccys Score First
 The Kaceys scored first in the sec ond inning, Budnick getting single. He was advanced to second on a sac rifice by kilduff. Dudack was passed after Burke was hit by the ball. With three on, Artie Campbell, got a dinky a i,,G GIl 1ly j A double play, Woiack to Blanchard to Wojack ended the inning.
 Two More ln Third
 The Kaceys scored two more in the third inning, Mccormick was safe on Preisser's boot Begley, in attempt ing to sacrifice. hit pop fly to Wolf and sat down. Walsh then got a sin gle. Roth men advanced when Green was hit by pitched ball, and they scored moment later when Budnick rapped out a single. The Knights made one more run in the fourth in ming Campbell, Mccormick and Beg ey singled, Artie scoring.
 Corbin Team Starts
 The Corbin team broke into the scoring column in the fifth inning Schneider was safe on an error by Green and he was pushed along by preisser's single, scoring on Clinton double. The sixth inning produced fireworks, Patrus, who had been duck soup" surprised everybody in the lot, by polling out a double to left field. Blanchard rapped a single to centerfield and Patrus made a dash for the plate, kilduff took a true aim at the plate, and when "Yiggsy" ar rived there. Artie Campbell, who had taken Burkes place was waiting with the ball to tag him out It was a beautiful peg hy Kilduff. Huber flied out to ki.duff who made a fine catch, l and to the kaceys fans, the danger seemed over, but one can never tell in baseball.
 Woiack got single, scoring Blan- | chard. Schiender followed suit with | one, then Presser was hit in the ribs, filling the sacks. Jimmy Clinton con nected for a single into Dudackville. | Wojack and Schneider counting, tying | the score.
 KaceyS Tie It Jp
 The Corhin team tall!ed once more | in the eighth inning. Huber hitting to Green. who threw the ball mile | over Begley's head. the runner talk | ing second base. Woiack pushed Hu- | her to third on a sacrifice. and he | scored when Budnick mussed up Preisser's tap. The Kaceys tied the score in the eighth inning. Kilduff led off with a single. and was sacri- feed to second by Crean. Campbell | hit safely, Kildun scoring, but Artie was called out at second on a close play
 Cutficlder Saves The Day
 The kaceys threatened in the ninth inning. Mccormick singled and was sacrificed to second by Begley. Walsh struck out, Green made bid for a hit, when he crashed one on a line to centerfield, but Corbin took the ball near his shoetops, preventing the win ming tally from scoring
 The Winning Tally
 In the tenth inning after Blanchard had flied ont to Green, Huber got a double to right center. Woiack was out, Budnck to Regley Paul Schnei- der then strengthened out one of Mic Cormick's benders, sending the ball to left field. kilduff made a great try for the catch, the ball just hitting his finger tips. Huber scored on the drive.
 The summary.