New Britain herald., 1926-08-02
.CLEARY TOO MUCH
 FOR TWISTED TEAM
Falcons Blank Visiting Baseball
 Aggregation 10 to Q

 formances turned in on a local lot witnessed yesterday afternoon at St, Mary's field when Ginger" Cleary, southpaw paved the way for the Falcons 10 to Q victory over the Winster team. Ginger" was in rare form and sent 16 of the Winsted batsman back to the bench by the strikeout route, and allowed but three hits during the afternoon.
 Cleary was in rare form and he had perfect control. But one safe hit was made off him up to the seventh. Then came a poke to left. In the eighth another bingle was made bringing the Winsted total hits up to three.
 During the afternoon only two runners reached second and only one reached third. But they all died as the Wnsted lads were unable to solve Cleary's fast st-breaking curves.
 On the other hand the Falcons bit the ball hard. Every man on the team accounted for hit. Stanley Budnick was the heavy sticker of the afternoon with three safe bingles out of five trips to the plate. The other members contributed one or more to the Falcons total of 13 hits.
 The Falcons started in the first frame when the first four men up singled off Morton, sending him to the showers. Ferguson. the only man to pole out an extra base hit in the game, got it early. In his first trip he sent a screaming liner to right field for two bases. Mike lHaber followed him with a single to left sending Ferguson to third and he pulled up at second on the throw lin. Stanley Budnick continued with Ithe barrage by sending sharp single to center, scoring both run ners. Joe Kania sent a line drive down the third base line and brought in Stanley Budnick. This was the last of Morton, for Dietlin took up the task on the mound. Simon Budnick grounded out to short, with Kania taking third, and he scored soon after on a wild pitch.
 From then until the fourth in ming the bats of the locals were silenced as DietIin worked with much success In this frame Kopec singled to right and went to second on another wild heave. He scored on Krcdar's bingle to left. The Fal- cons filled the bases on an tnield error and base on balls, but were unable to do any further scoring. One runner was forced out at the plate and the other famed.
 This was taking place while Cleary was turning back the Winsted batters. Seven reached flrst-three on hits, three more on free tickets and the other on an infield misplay. No Winsted batter reached second until the fifth frame when one Of their lads was sacrificed down.
 The Falcons in the field played good ball, handling what chances they had in neat fashion. They gave splendid support to the won derful pitching of Ginger Cleary.
 After going through several frames without scoring, the Fal- cons opened the seventh in earnest and before they were retired, five had scored. Stanley Budnick start ed by singling to center while Joe Kania followed him by putting the ball in the same place, Stanley raced around the bases and made third on the hit. Klatka sent a long single to center sending the runners across the plate Kopec was hit by pitched ball and Kredar was walk ed, filling the bases. Ginger Cleary scored both runners by poke to right. Another bingle to left off the bat of Ferguson sent in the tenth and final run of the game.
 The Winsted lads although on the short end of the score were a neat outfit and had but one misplay dur ling the game. They were unable to match their bats with the fast break i ing slants of Cleary and took the losing end. The score: