New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
WASHINGTON AND EALCONS
 PLAY l9 INNINGS TO TIE
Locals outhlt Southenders Two to One But Cannot Bunch Them-Cleary and Bucholz Engage in Pitchers Battle-"Ginger' Strikes Out 21 Men Zelger Cuts Off Possible Runs With Spectacular Catches in Left Feld-Record Game.

A'i-kensington and the Falcons
 were unable 10 decide which team
 was the better in the third game Of their series yesterday afternoon in
 hensIngton even after 19 innings had been played and the contest was called before the 2Qth frame with the score tied at four-all. Darkness was settling down over the field at mat time and Umpire Maher, after q conference with the two captains i called the game. II was a battle of pitchers, McCleary working for the ! Falcons and Bucholz for Kensing- ton.
 The Falcons outhit Kensington, ! two to ono, but Bucholz kept the blngles we'll scattered and was es- ! peclally effective with men on the 1 bases. Cleary had busy day. He struck out 21 batters and allowed only seven hits in the 19 innings. Both teams started off with heavy hitting and the Falcons had an edge until the eigth inning when the Ken singtons tied it up and after that. there was no more scoring Both pitchers worked q sweet game and to them must go the major portion Of tho credit for holding the oppos- ing teams down 10 a deadlock. But, were it not for Zeigler who was roaming in loft field for Ken s'ngton, the Falcons might have had an early victory, "ziggy" on two occasions, pulled down flies that looked good for extra bases and one, off the bat Of Simon Rudnick, appeared to be on it's way for circuit drive when the doughty out fielder whose regular place is on the inffeld, snapped the ball into his glove
 Konsington got its start in the second by piling in two runs. but the Falcons came back to tic it up in the third. Then the Falcons got to Bucholz for another in the third and added its fourth in the seventh. Coming into the eighth, the Ken sington team started rally that netted them two runs to tie the score
 The game sets record for this city for an endless game. This is the first time that two teams who are battling for the city championship. have hooked up in a 19 inning con- test without decision being reach ed and the fans who attended the oya nf afr money getting a double header for the price Of one game. The &C., count of the contest by innings, follows:
 First Inning
 Falcons-Ferguson reached first through his legs. Haber famed. | Stanley Budnick forced Ferguson at second. Jasper to Patrus. J. Kania | famed on three pitched balls.
 No runs. no hit, one error,
 kensington-Patrus famed. Beg 1 ley walked. Jasper grounded out to Klatka unassisted with Begley going 1 to second on the play. Fields famed. !
 No runs, no hits. no errors.
 Second Inning
 Falcons-Simon Budnick flied out l to Weir. klatka flied to Fields. Ko- pee went out, Patrus to Begley.
 No runs. no hits. no errors.
 Kensington Sheehan singled to { center field. Mccormick sacrificed , him 10 second, and went out, Cleary to Klatka. Weir famed. Sullick hit 1 to Cleary. who threw the ball wild, | the batter 10 reach first and ]. Sheehan 10 third. Bucholts lined one | at Stanley Budnlck and the latter | threw the ball wild to first. Shee- han scored and Sullick went to third. Patrus walked. filling the bases Beg ley hit out out of reach of Cleary 1 for an inf1eld hit, and Sullick scored.