New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-17

the next man up Landry, hil safely
and Ray scored With the first run, The
half ended when Budniek famed.
Berg was out, Green 20 II, Begley,
eorbin walked and took second on a
Wild pitch by Palmer Snyder hit ana
eoFhin tried 10 score but was thrown
out at the plate, Budniek 10 earpen-
ter
Fourth Inning
Carpenter was out when he too
slugged one al Weiak who tossed him
out al frst, Palmer fied out 10 corbin,
who made a wonderful catch, corbin
also made a pretty catch OF fravers
ny,
Wojsk, first up. gave the crowd a
thrill when he lined out two base
hit, II seemed as though corbin was
due 10 score but the next three went
out In order, Barnett being thrown
out By Palmer. Al Blanchard tanning
and jackson being thrown out by the
pitcher,
Firth Inning
Fitzpatrick emniated wojak's stunt
and laced out double. He took third
while Blanchard put out Il. Begley
unassisted. Green hit into a double
play. jackson throwing him out at
first and Blanchard getting the ball
home In time for Clinton TO slap II
onto the speeding fitz.
Clinton flied out to the catcher.
Berg WAS out on a ny into right. field
and then corbin walked. He took sec
ond on Huber's hit and the bases we're
filled when Palmer gave pass 10
Snyder. Woiak was hit with the first
ball pitched and Corbln was automati-
eally forced home with his tepm's first
and only tally. On the next play, Bar.
nett up. Carpenter momentarily Jug
gled the ball and Huber tried to score
but was an easy out.
Sixth Inning
Nom Begley went the usual route
of those who hit to Wojak. Landry
flied out to Huber and Budnick Jared
badly when he soeked one at Wojak. |
Barnett was out. Fitzpatrick to II. |
Begley. Al Blanchard walked but was |
thrown out trying to steal. Jackson |
was out when Carpenter caught his
foul fly.
seventh Inning
Carpenter walked. Palmer sacrificed |
him to second. Schade was called In to
bat for Travers but the best he could
do was tap on in front of the plate
and was thrown out at first by Gin
ton. Fitzpatrick ended the inning
when Eat 'em-up Chuckie" threw his
grounder to first.
Clinton flied out to Carpenter, Berg
flied out to Budnick and Corbn struck
out.
Eighth Inning
Captain Begley first uprhit Texas
eaguer into left. He stole second. Berg
was bit wild and hit Green. Nom
Begley hit to Wojak. He fielded the
oall clearly, but held up his throw,
the other runners When he
brew, it was hurried toss and went
short. Blanchard was unable to re-
cover 1t and Begley scored. Green also
vas sent back to third under the play
ng rules regarding a wild throw.
.andry and Budnick famed but Green
lid score on Carpenters hit, the half
ending when Nom was thrown out at
he plate, Corbin throwing to Berg
Who relayed it to Clinton in time.
Huber hit safely and was sacrificed
o second by Snyder. Wojak flied out
o Landry and the inning closed with
Barnett flying out to Budnick
Ninth Inning
Palmer hit SHORT fly into left field. [
Huber had a long run to get under it
nd barely got his hands on it. but {
Popped 1t. Palmer was safe on his {
rror but later was out trying to steal,
linton throwing to Barnett Fitzpa-
rick hit safely but was stranded
,hen Schade whitfield the air three !
ines.
In the last Of the ninth, Lefty ,
'almer was at the top of his form. {
Ie famed Al Blanchard. Joe Jackson !
lso looked foolish as he heard the
atal toll Of three strikes and Tommy
the last hope of the Cor
ms, sent in to bat for Clinton, also I
-ent out on strikes. F
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