New Britain herald., 1925-07-18
STANLEY MEMORIAL
 IN SECOND PLACE
Hands WallopiDe to Center
 Church. Army Wins
hurch League standing

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 The speedy team from the Stahle' Memorial church battered l's way into a tie for second place last night hv handing the Center church hihe the worst beating of the season. 70 io The winners took liking to Pliss CIark's offerings in the first h. ming and continued to relay them 10 all corners of the lot throughout me game, while (, Rittner held me Center church boys well in hahd' The losers showed d notmeabI' let- down in their hitherto classy pay. this being dne to the absenc" ot i Captain Dwight Skinner, and nlahe miserable showing in the field.
 Tho winners hunted in many runs and scored more on wild throws ana throws 10 the wrong base
 Tho feature of the game was great catch hy H. Eittrer, hackstop
 of the team from out east. It was foul tip, and R'ttner barely had
 room to get his hands between IL and the ground, CatGhng the ball as
 he almost stood on his face, Guzz Carlson also caught nice foul ana turned it into a double play with q throw tr first, Dave Stohl and Ham lin turned in some neat outneid
 work, and F.. stohl made some nice
 stops at third. AV the winners got
 into the offensive and swept the Gen.
 fer church from it,s feet.
 The Itneups: Stanley Memorial
 rhnrch-HamIin, cf; D. Stohl, If: l..
 stohl. 3b; H. Rit'tner. C; G. Linn lo'
 F. Rittner. SIS; Smyrk, If; sandherg'
 2h. c, Rittner, D. Center church.
 E, Lawson, ss Szabo. Sb; R. Clark,
 D, Bradley, 1h; C. Lawson. 2h; G. F.
 Carlson, c; Lockwood, of: Rlodgett'
 if; Reach, If. Score by innings:
 stanley Memorial ... SO3 son G-1 , Center Church ...... .00o 12l . $
 White, Army Wins
 The White Army triumphcd over the tail-end Methodists and at the
 same time say ed themselves from going into last place and put th"m- Eselyes in a tie for fourth Ic'i'ion, A, Thomas was again in 'olm and kept the losers score doNn hlis he and his mates pounded "., an S.S win. He was accorded ""ol
 support hy the entire team; IT. fact, lerrors on both sides were te" Sh"p- ard pitched well and walked only :. one man, the lone pass of the "ame. t but the winners made their 10 hits count, stretching three of them to two basos. The fielding feature was :. BIauveltSs catch over second base, The lEneups: White Army - w. Linn, c; A. Thomas, p; Johnson, 1b;
 Hoffman, 2b; w. Davis, ss; C. Linn,
 3b; Iverson, If; II. Thomas, If; Fris~ bic, of. Trinity M. F. church-Ilolt. , man, ss; Pinkerton, 1b; H. Anderson, Sb-rf: Allinson, c: Shepard, r: Rau- welt. 2b: Semmons, lf Gooby, eb; w. Anderson. rf-Sb; Cline, Of.
 Score by innings:
 White Army ,........ 100 S1@ 1-8 Trinity M. E. ....... GOO 0@1 0--3 The big games next week will bt
 played on Tuesday night, when the South church and Red Army come to grips. The Red Army must wir to keep it's hold on second place anc remain in the race. but they will have a tough battle. The Lutherans will meet the Blue Army that night and the Bluebirds have the good wishes of the league in their effort to hand the first defeat 10 the lead CTS. On Friday the Center and Trim l rt I the White Army will be opposed by the dangerous Stanley Memorial crew.