New Britain herald., 1928-07-05
League Standing

Continuing it's meteoric rush to- wards the pennant in the Industrial baseball league. the Stanley Works team Tuesday again kept its winning streak intact by downing the Fafnir Rearing crew in the game played on Diamond No. 1. The New Britain Machine team sprung a surprise by measuring the Paper Goods of Ken sington in a 1o-inning encounter.
 Games Tonight
 P. & r. Corbins meet the Russ wins tonight in the feature game of today's play at Walnut Hill park This game will be staged on Dia- mond No. 2. The Stanley Rule nine meets Landers in the second game on Diamond No. 1.
 Stanley Works 12. Fafnir 5.
 Scott's masterfu pitching. the hard and timely hitting of his mates and some poor fielding by the losers gave the Stanley Works an easy win over the Fafnir Dragons and incl dentally brough the Workers win iilIiS io sdllltS. SCOtl d. lowed the Dragons but seven hits and these were so badly scattered that they were ineffective. Several of these were very scratchy, espe- cially one by kania which was an easy roller down the third base line but which Abramowicz could not field because he had to dodge part of kania's bat which broke as he hit the ball. One end of the bat came to a stop at third base.
 Fafnirs' managed to keep the Workers from scoring in the first inning by some fine fielding. Matteo stole Q hit from Snyder when he made fine running catch of Paul's drive. Walicli robbed Charlow and Crean of fine bids for hits in this inning by two splendid stops. Wal icki's fielding was the finest shown in the league this summer nearly everyone of the nine chances he ac- cepted verging in the sensational. He deprived the Workers of at least six hits by his great stops.
 After two were out in the last half of the first inning the Dragons SCOT ed twice. Krause reached first when he was hit by pitched ball. He scored on Klatka's tremendous triple to center. The latter scored on kania's funny single which was described above.
 The Workers got right on the job ip, times on six hits several of which were bunts which were not fielded. Schroeder opened with double 10 right. He scored on Parsons single to the same place.
 Merline laid bunt down the mir infielders reached it. giving the hitter a single. Gaida then laid down another in the same place and again the Fafnir team did not field it. Tho Dragon infeld just stood around on each of these plays cx- pecting the other fellow 10 take the ball. After these two bunts the bases were loaded.
 Abramowicz grounded out 10 Wal icki and all base runners advanced a base. Parsons scoring. Scott shot a single to left and both Merline and and scored the final run of the in- ming on Snyder's single. The Dragons failed to score in their half of this inning but the winners pushed one run around in the third frame. Schroeder walked. went to second on Gaida's single to | right and scored on Abramowicz's double 10 left.
 From this point on the Dragons were helpless at the plate and the Workers kept hitting away and ad- ding to their total. Jim Havelick replaced Ferguson in the box in the | fifth but he was no more effective that his, mate.
 In the last inning with the bases loaded Parsons stole home on an odd play. Ialeski threw to first to catch Gaida mapping and the throw arrived in time to catch the latter in a run down.
 klatka started towards second to touch Galda and Parsons started for home. klatka then changed his course and started towards the plate and finally threw 10 Zalnski but the throw was too late and Parsons was in.
 Wallckis fielding took most of the honors of the game. he remain Ing being taken hy the batting of Schroeder and Snyder,
 The summary:
 STANLEY