New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
OriolcS-P. X r. Corbin

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 The F. S r. Corbin team tired of | being the cellar champs in the | league, rose up Saturday and smote the league leading Orioles a fatal blow, beating them by the score of 12 to in fast and interesting game. Both sides were neck and neck until the seventh and eighth innings when the Corbins scored total of five runs, one in the sev- enth and four in the eighth on heavy and clean hitting. Up to this time, the score was tied and the Orioles were unable to score after the sixth frame.
 "Micky" Huber occupied the box for Corbins for six innings and then was relieved by Chief" Larson who twirled a good three innings. He allowed only one hit and struck out three, these being the three hatters to face him in the eighth inning. Corbins started in the first inning by getting four runners across the pan. Patrus started the ball rolling by getting hit by q pitched ball. Jasper singled and went to third while Patrus was scoring on klemas' error. Jackson got life when Luke booted his big bounder. He stole second and followed Jasper home on Hubers single. Huber stole second and went to steal third. Klatkas throw was wild and he scored, They added two more in the third. Jasper singled and pilfercd the midway sack. He went to third on passed ball and scored on Huber's single. Huber stole second and scored on Larsons single, klatka dropping pretty throw home 10 get him. They got another in the fourth, Jackson got a beautiful triple into right tleld and on the relay in, Luke hcaved wildly to third, scoring him. Here "Chief" Larson pulled 2 neat trick which missed the umpirc's eyes. Larson was coaching on third and i had d glove in his hand. AS Jackson came into third, Larson placed the Iglovc in his left hand and called for Ithe throw Luke heaved the ball to Ihim and Larson stepped aside let ting the throw go wild. The Orioles missed this play so did not call the Iumpirc'S attention 10 1t.
 The Orioles started in the fifth with a big rally, Buchcrri singled Don Cosgrove was too anxious and struck out Luke sacrificed Buchcr- ri 10 second. This made two outs Tronosli singled, scoring BuChcrrl and he went to second on Jasper s error. TolIi connected for a three haeger into right field scoring Iron osli. RakoWski followed with double scoring Tolli. WaliCki strode mp and smote out q triple scoring Rakowsli and himself scored mo- nnnt later on a passed ball.
 The sixth inning saw the Orioles get two more to tic the score. Three singles, a sacrifice and q hit batsman accounted for the runs.
 The seventh inning broke the tie. Jackson nailed one for two bases land went 10 third on q passed ball.
 Hn scored on a wild pitch. The Orioles weakened and Salak got putting thcm down the middlc with the result that in the eighth inning Corbins got four more on singles by Tatrus and Huhor and doubles by Jasper Jackson and Larson.
 The four horscmen, Jackson, Jas DOT. Huber and Larson were the quartet that beat the Orioles by their stickwork, Jasper and Hu- Der each got four hits out of five trips Nhilc the other two got three 'Cut of hvo. On the defense Patrus played a fine gam" at second get Itiur nine chances and handling them rcrfcctly Jackson's work behind
 the hat was the best he has put for ward this se7son Besides catching
 nifty game and shining with the
 stick, he nailed every 0rlole who
 tried 10 steal with the result that none stolo on him during the game
 For the Orioles, p. CosErOve, Iron
 oskt and TolH were tho heavy slug
 gors with Rucherri nt short and D
 Cosgroye at third playing sonsationa
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