New Britain herald., 1925-08-17

Twice Johnny Sheehan hit sizzling erounders over the first bag and | Sataline made almost impossible | stops of them and got his man. He also made a pretty throw across the | diamond to third to catch Wier go- ing into the bag.
 Charley Miller wastes no time 1 when his players aren't playing the | game, in yanking them and putting l In other men. Yesterday Matty l Hayes made a one handed try for a high fly that most everybody | thought that Matty could have put his two hands to it and caught if. He dropped the ball and next in- ming Charlow was in his place.
 Harlowe also caught "Butsy" Hall mapping and pulled a steal of thisd. Harowe worked the steal perfectly, delaying until Hall was ready to re- turn 9 throw 10 Hein. Harlowe then went for third and made the bag. A moment later, Hall let one of Heins shoots go for a pass ball and Harlowe scored Next inning, Carrozza went in to catch.
 That is the reason why VIC think that the Pirates were either bitten slightly by stage fright or over confidence because when men who are usually as dependa be as is pos eihlc fall down, something is wrong. Hayes is generally steady man and Hall at all times is in the game. The blohs of these two yes 'erdy are inexplicable.
 personalities of athletics in the factories of this city will gather to- night in the Herald office for a dis cusSion relative to the big Indus trial track meet to be held Eoptem- Ter Willow Brook park. All those interested in the meet are invited to attend and it is expected that q large number of track enthusiasts will he on hand tonight
 Fms will be the first Industrial track meet staged in this city and 'here is no doubt but what local ath- !otes will make it a complete sue cc5a The fact that New Britain hasn't had anything in the line Of track and field sports for many years will lend vest to the efforts of those who plan 10 enter when tine time ;olls around.
 The cups which N-ill be awarded for the first three to finish in each event will be on exhibition in Porter X; Dyson's window in few days and those Nho would like 10 have a nice cup for winning in the races and pump events will have a chance to look them over before the date of the meet
 Kcnsington pulled through with neat win over the Pirates yesterday al the Percilal avenue grounds in kGnsington. The Pirates vest crriay were not up 10 their usual game and seemed to h2 affected in the early innings with either stage fright or with yer-confiioncc. In any case, some of the best men on the team made hlohs yesterday that were in cNcusa blc.
 knsinSton, on the other hand played steady ball throughout, and though they made the same number of errors. they made no two errors m succession.
 Ripper" Mckcon will be 40 years old on his next birthday. We know "Iippcr' will be mad at us for tell ing this, but we want 10 show the public that Ty Cobb isn't the only veteran who still plays q good game. Of course, it's long way from kensington to Detroit but Ripper" IS still doing his stuff
 M J. Lynch, one Of the oldest vet erans in the employ of Landers, Frary X Clark, is celebrating his nth birthday today. He is q reg ular member of one of the teams in he Universal Bowling league each season and started Saturday to pre- pare for the coming year by bowl Ins several strings for an average of over 90.
 Tomorrow afternoon at Rogers Recreation alleys, there will be a meeting to form city bowling league to comprise teams from the several bowling houses in New Brit ain. This is q new move started by George C. Rogers of the Rogers Recreation alleys to give many fast bowlers in the city chance to show their stuff in an inter-alley league.
 In one inning with Freisser on third and two other men on the sucks. PrCisscr started to steal home. "uarhy" Carrozza jumped forward from the catcher's box and showed MCKrun out Of the way. Here Mike Lynch called into play a rule cover- ing just that situation, He allowed prriSscr 10 score and sent the men up a peg including McKeon who went to first base,
 The rule for this play may be found in Rule 54, Sections and 2, It says "A runner is entitled 10 bases if while the hatsman, he IS tnterfered with by the catcher in striking al a pitched ball" Sec ton 2 also says; "Tf the umpire awards xxxa base on four balls MI or fer being interfered with sv the catcher while striking at a pitched ball and the runner be forced to vAeats the eass held by him"