New Britain herald., 1926-08-14
PARADISE PARKS
 BEAT BOYS CLUB
Smith Laces Out Victory Over
 Burritt Team
League Standing

A triple play pulled by the Boys Club team featured the play of the New Britain Boys league at Walnut Hill park yesterday afternoon. Three men were on the sacks in the first inning when ball was hit to the pitcher. He threw home to Goto- wala for a forceout at home. Goto- wala shot the ball to "Hermy" Schmarr at first for the second out and as Truman tried to score from third on the throw to first, Schmarr shot the pill back to Gotowala for the third out making the first triple play pulled in the Boys league.
 Wonderful Game
 The whole afternoon was cram med full of baseball with these two teams battling it out. First came the triple play to be followed by the fast time in which the game was completed, 70 minutes and the one-hit performance of Arel. Kov- alewski of the Boys club was touch ed for four bingles but two of these came in the ninth. Aside from this koyalewski showed streaks of wild ness and during the game walked an even dozen of the Paradise parks. This was mainly responsible for most of the winners runs.
 Lefty" Cohen proved to be the real hero of the afternoon collect ing two bingles which drove in three runs and scoring the fourth himself The Paradise parks took the lead in the fifth and were never in danger thereafter.
 Arel besides holding the Boys club to a lone hit, famed seven and was always the master of the situation. With men on the bases he was at his best. There were sev- eral times that the Boys club put men on the sacks, but Arel tighten ed up and pulled out of the hole.
 During the entire game but one club player reached the hot corner. He died there. The Boys club hit came off the bat of Kovalewski who sent a sharp single to center in the sixth inning. He was thrown out at second when he tried to steal.
 Some neat fielding was turned in by both teams. Line drives were pulled out of the air on one hand stabs for fielding gems. The out l felders had very little to do dur ing the afternoon but accepted all the chances that came their way without a misplay.
 The game started off much to the advantage of the Paradise parks who loaded the bases in the first in ming. Miller singled to center on | the first ball pitched. Truman and Lipman were walked in succession, filling the sacks. Lefty" Cohen then strode to the plate and lined one at Kovalewsk who threw to Gotowalla, forcing Miller at home. The ball was then thrown to Schmarr at first who retired Cohen | for the second out. But the play was not completed as Truman tried to score and was tagged out by Gotowalla completing the first triple play in the Rotary Boys league.
 Arel started off like a house afire' and threw but four balls In the hrst frame to the Boys club. Lefty Cohen got two putouts at first ana Miller grabbed a fly.
 In the second frame the Paradise | marks had two men on the sacks | but were unable to send them around. In the fifth, however, Arei started with a walk, went to sec ond while Miller was being thrown ont at first, but was tagged out on Truhan's grounder to short. Lefty however went to second on the play, Iipman drew a free ticket. Lefty Cohen then caught one on the nose and sent both runners across the plate. ..i,
 Things remained the same untll tbe ninth when Truman reached first on an error. and scored on Lefty" Cohen's second hit to cen ter. Baylock followed up with a long double to center, scoring Co- hen. This ended the scoring ana thus put the game on the Ice TOT the Paradise parks. The score:
 PARADISE PARKS