New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
City League Teams Once More Upset Dope in Saturdays Play

turned in good accounts of them selves in the time they were in the | box. The standing of the league now resolved itself into the grind for the | the pennant.
 Falcon Reserves vs, Dragons
 The Falcon Reserves took bittasr ly fought contest from the Dragons. Tommy Aldrich's Fafnir nine, at the ? o'clock game on Diamond No. by the score of to s. The game was called in the eight inning becase the teams had to make way for the 4 o'clock game scheduled for. the same diamond. The Falcons won out in the last inning when with the the score to against them. and one out, they scored two runs to win and end the game. Eddie Krys- topa, Falcon twirler. was hit freely, but his mates gave him good support in the pinches. Tommy Blanchard, twirling for the Dragons, was throw ing a good enough game to win, but his team chalked up seven errors behind him which with a number Of timely hits, lost him the game.
 The Dragons started right out in the first with what looked like runaway when they scored three runs. Corbin was hit by pitched ball and Fitzpatrick walked. A. Blan- chard hit a grounder and was safe at first as Corbin was thrown out at third. Ferguson connected with fast one for two bases and Fitzpat- rick scored, Blanchard held up at third Werdelin socked out single and Blanchard and Ferguson tailed. The Dragons followed up their lead bv scoring another in the second. Kenure was out at second trying to stretch a single. Corbin coDPected
 for two bases. Fitzpatrick was hit by a pitched ball. Corbin went to third
 when Fitzie was thrown out at
 second. Corbin scored moment
 later when Golas muffed Ferguson's
 grounder.
 The Falcons got one in the third
 when Goas singled stole second and
 went 10 third and home on two
 passed balls. They added two in the
 fourth when Makula got lift on
 Keehper's error. He stole second and
 scored when Budnick crashed one to , ,ieft for two bases. Krystopa slapped i out long single to left scoring Bud nick.
 l The Dragons came back and , scored two more in the fifth. Tommy , Blanchard drew free pass kenure n then connected for three base'
 scoring Tommy. kenure rode home on Corbins single. They continued the good work in the sixth. Ferguson i hit into right center for three bases . Keehner hit short fly 10 left Q Jacohy was hit by pitched bal q and he stole second Anderson hi . for two bases scoring Fergis an' q 1acoby. This ended the scoring 10 o the Dragons . The Falcons shoFed two across Ii . the sixth. Hinchey got a life whel Q Keener unused up his grounder. Ii Q went to second when Kenure musse n Inn another. He then stole third an - scored on an error by Fitzpatrics l Budnick was safe on a fielder
 choice the play going to the plate
 He went to second and third 0 . , erorrs and scored on Gadomskl ', three bagger to left.
 1e In the seventh kunda and Zalk RO tfes strikeoutts. MakuIa was safe whe q. pauIson on first dropped a perfe' | neg from Fitzpatrick. Makula wei if to second as the ball went behir n. Hialmar Hinchey peltered out [" n. bagger scoring Makula and bn'
 hicks single brought in the cleV'
 little Falcon shoTtstop.
 Il The eight opened with the sco , to7 in favor of the Dragons. hry
 tona famed. GadomsN srnote ol
 for a single. He went wild on u F bases stealing second and third. kr kowski was hit by one of Blanchard s,ants and or the next pitched ns he stole second. Kunda walked fiiilI the bases. Zsiko singled bringing Csdomski and krakawski with | . tiains and winning runs.
 The stick work of Gadomski a the all around play of h'nch featured for the Falcon ReserH IT while Corbin's catch Of line drl Q off Makula's bat and the hitting
 Ferguson were the high lights
 the Dragons,
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