New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
FLANDERS SWAMPED
 BY STANLEY WORKS
Butt Makers Play Fauldessly Behind SC0tt'S Great Pitching
League Standing

The stanley Works baseball team swamped the Landers, Frary & Clark outfit last night in a post
 poned game played in the Indus
 trial League. This victory puts the
 Stanley Works into a tie again for
 first place with the P. & F. Corbin
 team. The score was 10 to l, Stan
 ley works losing shutout only by
 Chdrlow getting on through an er-
 TOT.
 Landers used four pitchers in a
 frenzied attempt 10 stem the tide
 of hits sent out by the Butt Mak-
 CTS. A total of 16 safe hits was
 garnered by the wining team off the
 combined offerings of Chant. Nester,
 Fitzpatrick and Goeb.
 Jim Scott, pitching for the Stan-
 ley Works, was in rare form and
 turned in his best performance in
 the Industrial League this year. He allowed but eight scattered hits,
 only one of which drove in run.
 He walked none and struck out
 five. Faultless support by his team mates helped him greatly in the victory.
 The Stanley Works hitting com- bination greeted Chant with a bar rage In the first inning that drove him to cover before one man was retired. Snyder started with a dou- ble. Gaida singled. Green walked. Parsons singled. Schroeder singled and Chant retired to right field. Nester relieved him and after re- tiring Budnick. Chant dropped an easy fly in right field off Pelletier. Grail flew out and Parsons was thrown out at home on a pretty throw from Goeb. Four runs were scored in this frame.
 Nester gave way to Joe Fitzpat- rick when Scott, the first man up in the second inning. pasted home run clear across Diamond No. 2. Fitzie allowed two hits and walked a man but no runs, were scored off him.
 Eddie Goeb started in the box in the third inning and lasted until the fifth. One run was scored off him in the fourth and four more were counted in the fifth. Chant returned to the slab in the sixth and held the Stanley Works team scoreless for the remainder of the game.
 Landers got it's sole run in the eighth inning. Charlow. with two put, popped an easy fly on the first oase line. Scott covered the ball and 1 was waiting for it to come down. As Charlow ran by. he bumped Scott slightly just as the ball was | coming down. It was enough to dis concert the pitcher and he dropped | he ball. Umpire Mike Lynch saw l 10 interference and Charlow was safe. He went to second on low l pitched ball. Vincent then crashed l long single to center scoring Char i ow with the only run of the game l or the Landers team.
 Jim Scott was almost the whole i works for the Stanley Works team. Besides pitching a nice game. he l ielded his position perfectly except l or the one error on fly ball i which could not be blamed on him. | Ie had four putouts on fly balls md five assists throwing each run Ter out at first base. At the bat, ,e got three hits out of five trips, me a home run and scored two uns.
 ny Cobb" Gaida was the heavy litter for the winning team. He rashed out four slashing singles, ne of them coming when the bases were loaded. Besides his work at he bat. he pulled down a nice atch in left field.
 Mickey Bucheri turned In the ielding gem of the game. spearing line drive off Snyder's bat with a ligh leap into the air. The Stanley Works team fielded perfectly and it like champions. The summary: