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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
BURRI17 RESERVES
 WIN SLOPPY AFFAIR
Laurels Provide Opposition
 Partyka in Good Form
Junior City League Standing

The Burrltt reserves and the i'aurels waded through a seven and half inning Junior City leasua game at Walnut Hill park Saturday afternoon. and when hostilities had ceased it was discovered that ths horrltts had won by a score Of % to I. This affair was so onn-siaad that 1t was no contest. The win hers scored at will, while the losers were falling in rapid succession be. fore the fine twirling of Partvk, "ho had 12 strilseout victims.
 In the first three innings the n-;, ners had collected five runs whil. the losers had not even threatened to score. The Rurritts then let an 'hning go by without scoring hut the offensive department of this c,uh salned momentum in the following three innings and scored Y runs Tn their final turn at the bat the winners put over II counters.
 The losers slipped one run around Tn the sixth and three durjng their last turn at bat. Following the la'ter rally the losers decided that they had had enough for the dav ana no one insisted that the game be prolonged,
 rms game was featured hy the hitting of Partyka and Zaleski who gathered three hits apiece.
 The summary:
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lNlER.CHURCH LEAGUE
First Lutherans to Meet Eyeryman's Bible Class in Feature Game To- night at Willow Brook Park.

The First Lutherans will meet the Everyman's Bible class in the feature game of the lnter-Church league program this evening, the contest being scheduled for 6:45 o'clock on Diamond No. at Walnut Hill park. The Bible class upset the St. Mat1e. first half winners, in a surprisingly one-sided game Friday evening and are now looked upon as the most prominent contenders for the sec- ond-h half title. The Swedes, however. have very strong team and fought the E. B. C. to the last ditch when tonlght's opponents met before. The game will have a direct bearing on the championship of the second half.
 The First Baptists are scheduled % play the St. Matthews Lutherans
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
SEEK CARNIVAL PERMIT

Application has been made to the common council committee on li- census for a permit to conduct a carnival at St. Mary's field from Sept. A to :S, inclusive, for the benefit of the fund being raised for the erection of church by the par- ish of St. John the Evangelist. at East street and Newington avenue. A hearing will be held shortly.
 The committee in charge is com- posed of James J. Naughton, Frank Brady, James McGrail. Harry Erwin, Thomas McEnroe, Howard Riley and John Smithwick.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

on Diamond No. 2. The Baptists are on the verge of a break up, but stems are being taken to salvage . team out of the wreckage. and it is hoped that full nine men will be on hand tonight. The St. Matts, despite their record-breaking crash of last week are still to be counted among the dangerous teams.
 On Friday the Stanley Memor;a, nine will play the South ConKreea. uonallsts and the Trinity Methodi.te VIII meet the Swedish Bethany array.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

iuoei. . lmplres: Lynch and Morelli
 winning pitcher: Huber Time: eo2 l Pirates 23, Cardinals 4 | The Pirates swamped the Cardi. nais by :S-4 in what was probabl, me worst game ever played in the league. An idea of how bad the af- lalr was can be gained from the ia act that every man on the Pirate team scored run before a batter had been retired in the opening inning. seven or the first nine Pirate batters Tn this inning reached first on passes, l while the other two broke the 1 monotony by hitting singles. The winners batted around twice in this innlng. It required Al minutes to get through the nightmare. Players on poth teams, the umpires, and the scorer Were delighted at the sug- sesuon 70 stop the mix-up at the ciose Of the sixth inning. It took two hours to proceed to this point.
 oh'y those compelled by duty to remain saw the affair after the ter iloie flrst inning, the remainder of me crowd moving over to Diamond No. l, where the Rangers and the hurrit's We're staging their great hattie. In all the Cardinals pitchers walked l5 men and were touched for $ hits.
 The game was beyond description. l. seelled as though the pitchers on tAe loslng team were striving 10 gain the responsibility for the defeat, but 'heF had no advantage over their mates. who tossed in eight errors of commission and greater number of omission.
 The game 10 the observer was 'eatureleas. although if was found when It had ended that Carlson, surko, 1ankaska and Claire had each collected three hits.
 The Pirate players changed posi- uons constantly, most of the players appearing in two different positions.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
MADAME SCHMIDT KILLED

Moscow. July B R-Madame V, V. Schmidt, wife of the peoples commissar for labor. was killed in a motor accident today. the Schmidt motor car colliding with a horse and cart. The commissar, who was Tn the car was not injured. The cheauffeur was slightly hurt.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
PECULIAR DIET

Beechurst, N. y.. July c3 TP)-- Blackie, a cat that wished itself off on Harry Goodman, is on diet of loo crackers and a quart of water day. The cat will eat nothing else
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

e;45 o'clock at Walnut Hill park. This will be a battle of the Irishers and the Hebrews. It Is reported that Senator Tom Hefiin has been invit- ed to umpire. In the other game, the Arcanum team will battle the Lexington nine.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Win on Saturday

Nn on saturday The Burritts went to East C,laston- bury Saturday and defeated the town team there by q to 8 score, Inc locals returned to their old time form in this game and proved that they still held the batting power or former days.
 TWO East Glastonbury pitchers saw their offerings clouted to all corners of the lot for a total Of 19 hlts Zaleski. Abramowicz, Parsons ana s Budnick collected If hits among them. Salak in the box. broke ms string of hard luck, dispersed the Indian Sign and beat East Glas- tonbury for the first time in three years.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
HOOKS TWO raw

Iowa City. Ia.. July 1s (UP)- while fishing tn . river nesr Aera. frahc's suepel landed two llsh in one cast. He hooked . three quarter pound cathah. Al h> Pu'led 1t In | 10 l-4 pounder at- tempted to swallow the little one.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Saiak. ? ....... 6 0 a
  Totals 45 . 10 r- ,- ''!ast"hhufF o20 eos Ul3-s buif4tts pbl lpo uUl-S
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Games T0r.,nrrn,

Games Tomorrow Pittsheld at New Haven. Springfield at Providence, Hartford at Bridgeport. Waterbury at Albany.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
NeSterllal'S Results

YeSteIlIay' Results New Haven 10-4, Springfield 2-6. Pittsfleld 5-5. Bridgeport Az. Providence 3-4, Waterbury c-3. Hartford Albany, rain.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago 1, New York 2. St. Iouics 3, Philadelphia {. Cincinnati 5, Boston 4. Brooklyn 5-5, Pittsburgh 0-6.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeAfef1lav's Res,l

Yesterdays Results Chicago 6, New York 4. St. Louis s. Cleveland 5. Washington 8, Detroit ?. (Other clubes not scheduled)
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
FRATE.RNAL lEA6rE CAMPS

The St Elmo lodge F.. of P, team will meet the K. of C. crew in the Fraternal Soft Ball league tonight al
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
The Standing

Games Today Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. (Other clubs not scheIuled)
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Rcslil

Yesterdays Results Reading 2-3, Jersey City o-e. Baltimore 2-4, Newark 1-4. (Second game called in 7th, dark ness.)
 Toronto A. Montreal c-3. Buffalo Rochester. rain.
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Tho Standing

Games Today New York at Boston. St, Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia, (Other clubs not scheduledD
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The Standing

Games Today Reading at Jersey City. Newark at Baltimore. Toronto at Montreal. Buffalo at Rochester.
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Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow Cincinnati at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New York, tOther clubs not scheduled.
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The Standing
Games TM1ay

Hartford at Albany,
 tOther clubs not scheduled,
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Games Tomorrow Ne" York at Boston. tOther clubs not scheduled.
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LEAGUE UNCHANGED bURRITTS DEFEATED
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his shoulder and turning it into a double play. Herdlein made a fine one-hand catch of a twisting foul. The box score:
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

The burrltts have proved a sur- prlslng flop. With their two-year championship team greatly strength ened by Falcon players, they were laVored to be easy repeaters, but they have yet to win game. Still, With two eXtra-inning games, they have played longer than any other team, if that could get them any where
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teams fourth Tho in tho is had I'd out caught . nose scoring Herman field
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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

But Section 4 of Rule S4 states exactly the opposite: "A base hit snail be scored when the ball be hit with such force to an intielder or pitcher that he cannot handle it in tune to put out the batsman or force out a base-runner In d case or doubt over this class of hits, a base hit should be scored and the helder exempted from the charge of an error.' There is also a provision for scoring hits when fielders in mo- tion can only stop or partially stop balls.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Bill Sweeney is playing a great game Of golf these days. Yesterday at Shuttle Meadow he went around the lower nine in 40 and the upper nlne In 52. Thirty-two for the up- pen IS two under par and his score ot '- for the IS holes IS on. over par.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

In the Brokers Tournament at Nampanoag last week, Sweeney made that difficult course in 75 and won the days play. This is an un- usual feat for any golfer and s"eeneys work came in for much praise.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

When the Pirates took Al minutes Tor their turn at bat Saturday they must have set something of a record And yet they did little batting, only SIX official times at bat being record ed. A dozen bases on balls, all in one wklld and sickening splurge, took up the time.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

1 ,. E' uVo 0ol oJ- 1 1 Two base hits Partyka. zaleski, Ku-
 las Garro. Urpires Fitzpatrick and | Sauter ~
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

discussion over what was a hit and what was an error came LID on saturday. and one player, while ad- nltting the practice of giving hits on hard-driven balls, still claimed that the rule book said that any, thing touched by a fielder was an error.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

The Rangers sport two of those baseball anomalies who throw with their left hands and bat right hand . Cd. They are Al Anderson and Nenborg. The latter has not vet startled the league with his hitting, but Anderson is one of the circuits s most dependable batters.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Ed l3inchey made an error in the West 'EndTab game but it had to be scored as an assist. With a man on first Blanchard drove one to short, Hinchey fumbled it. messed it around, and finally kicked it-but the kick sent it right to Kane for q force play at second base.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

'-1VN ItdE ne games are beCOmlJC reeofo-orc3 kers for length. Two weeks ago the Pirates and Burritts went l4 innings. and, after Sat ufday Of rain, the Rangers and Burrltts battled for Is frames this weekend. The Burritts were unfor- tunate enough to get the short end ot both scores. The game this sat 1iaaS was a real baseball game, with sparkling plays, heady and capable pitching, few errors, and some time ly hitting. To us it looked like hv Tar the best game of the league sea- son up to date.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

Two base hits: Yanlsaskas Claire Beg. ley Aapatka, surka, Erickson. Empires sautter and Fitzpatrick
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Pirates 23, Cardinals 1

l"" 0ase hf: Hlnohey. Home run iiuoef. lmplres: Lynch and Morelli '" "innlhS pitcher: Huber. Time: s:D2
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

In casting about for an explana- ton of the poor showing of the Bur rltts, the only reason We can find is the absence of Maryan Zalesli from the lineup. Zaleski kept the team at fighting pitch in all circum- stances and the team had a confident dash which overwhelmed all op- ponents.' This year the Burritts are stlil playing excellent ball, but they are silent and uninspired. lacking spark and seemingly without real fighting sprit
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