New Britain herald., 1926-06-29
.BAPTISTS SCORE 8
 IN FINAL INNING
Center Church Also Rallies To
 Win-BluebirdS Conquer
Church League Standing

A smashing eight-run rally in the final inning, featured by a home run by Carroll with the bases loaded, gave the First Baptists an lilo vic tory over the South church last night in an Inter-Church league game at Willow Brook park Up till then Al Havlick had held them at his mercy, but in the last frame he lost control for a moment and his infeld blew up behind him. The Baptists began 10 lay their bats on the ball and, with two runs in, had the bas- es still full. Carroll swung late to send liner into right field, the ball striking in front Of Clark and bound ing past him for the circuit This rear, but they continued to hit and a passed ball let in the winning tally with only one out.
 The game was a tight one up un- til the last inning, both teams turn ing in spectacular plays to offset sloppy moments. The fielding hit Of the night was a enchanted back hand stab of hot liner by Bell. Frank kieffer pitched we'll despite poor support. Haylick got three hits, while Carrolrs homer made him the hero of the game. The Iline-ups and score by innings:
 South Cong.-Parker, 1b; Mercy, ss; Bell, Sb; A. Havlick, p; Peter son, c: Wallace. cf; C. Weed, If; Rockwell, 2b; Clark. If.
 First Baptist - Dennison, C; r, Kieffer, ?; Shea, 1b; Johnson. 2b; Carroll, ss; Bassett, 3b; Westerman
 f; Hewett, cf; Gagner, If.
 South Cong. 112 020 flo 10 s 1st Baptist .. 100 200 s-11 SIP Center Church Rallies
 The Center church also came from behind after a poor start and defeated the White army by 8-7. During the first three innings the Whitewings fell upon Bradley for seven runs, but then he frightened up and held them without further score. The Center church finally got q run in the fourth and added four more in the fifth. Both teams were scoreless in the sixth, but in the last inning hits by Bradley, Stock man, Carlson, and Deodorian brought in three runs before a man vas retired and ended the game. The stellar fielding play was one handed stab by Paro which cut off several runs. The line-ups and score by innings:
 White Army-W. Linn. c; A. Thomas. cf; w. Davis. p: ?. Weed, 3b: Benke, ss: Monkiewicz, 2b; Iyer- son, f; Snyder. If; Morse, IT.
 Center Cong.-Artemas Stockman. IT,. ss; Apelgren, 3b; Bradley, ?; Artemas Stockman. Sr., of; Carlson, e: Deodorian, 2b-cf; Clark, 1b; Will Hams, cf; Paro, 2b.
 White Army .. 133 0oO o-7 5 Center Cong. .. 900 140 3-8 Il
 Blue Army Wins
 The Blue Army won 10-6 de- cision from Kensington by emerging at the top after two innings Of heavy scoring. rom the third in ming on both teams played almost alright ball behind Howard Clark and Dave Swanson, so that the early batting rallies proved decisive. The line-ups and score by innings:
 Blue Army-Kellerman, ss; Fred erickson, 2b; Jones, Of; Swanson, ?; s. Johnson, 1b; Judd, If; c. Lar son. 3b; Sand. If; Unwin, c. Kens. Cong. - k. Stevens, 2b; Lewis, If; Griffith, 1b; Ellsworth, C. III Clark, p; B. Clark, Of; L. Lewis If; D. Lewis, If; Guggertyr 3b; Chot- Bue Army ....... o6o OO2 O-1o Kens. Cong. ....... 24O GOO O. 6
 Games Thursday
 Three important games Will De played Thursday. The First Luther ans will meet the St. Matthews Lutherans, the Stanley Memorial and Trinity NJ. E. hines will meet, and the South church and Blue Army will return to the field to op-