New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
HOLY GROSS TEAM TAKES
 SECOND GAME FROM SOX
Parish Club Scores Il to Victory Over Tobn's Outfit Scott Barely Misses Shutout-3uckland Is Wild and Away Of Form - Twelve of the Winners Are Passed to First Basc-L0sers Crack Wide Open- One Of Largc3t Crowds of Year Sees Contest.

One of the largest crowds of the season gathered at Willow Brook park yesterday afternoon to see the Holy Cross ball team even the series for the city title with the Corbin Red Sox. The Polish club gained an Il to 1 verdict over the red hoscd warriors, and at the same time avenged 3 to ? defeat they suffer- cd at the hands of the same outfit last Sunday.
 Walter Scott, the lanly parish hUrlcr. was selected by Manager Ca bay to tWirl the crucial game and his pitching was a large factor Tn the Holy Cross victory. He limited the sluGGing Tobinmcn to five bingles during the afternoon and Just missed scoring q shutout.
 Lefty" Buckland, the hurlor for inc Sox. was wild and his failure to locate the plate proved costly 10 his team. Twelve parish battcrs were passed during the fray and almost every one of these free tickets re suited in tallics for the winners.
 The abrupt halt Of the Red SoH title rush was a surprise to many. Since the start of the city climina- ton play for the city crown, the l'Io1inmcn have predominatCl. They turned back each team 10 face them nt clocklille fashion and seemed to be destined for high honors. But i the strain that the CGrbinmcn have been subjected to since the start of their baseball campaign carly in the summer, showed plainly yesterday with the result that they cracked l wide open.
 Their defense was very ragged in yesterdays tilt and their stichwork N&s far below paT. Even had Buck . land been at his best form, it is couhtrul whether the final outcome would have been different.
 The winners started their run making early. Krcdar singled in the opening inning, went to third on Millcr'S tWo-basc poke into right . center and scored as Star Budnici Mas being thrown out. Miller took third Cn the play and rode home a moment later when Sullick made q play at second to nail Si Budnick, Nho had walked.
 A quartet of talics was added 10 the Victcr5' scorcsln the following inning with tho aid of two hits, three passes and q Rcd S'oN mis- play. Two walks and single ac- counted for the C&baym en's seventh run in the third inning.
 There was no further scoring until the seventh In this canto, the win ncrS chased over four more runs tC boost l.cir total to II. This was their tina thrust.
 The lono Rcd SoX run came in tho last half of the sixth inning Fields was safe ol. q ticldcr's choice and vert to third when Star Bu1nick threw Sullick's groundcr wildly tC lrat base. Fields scored when Blanchard singled into left. The side was retired when Krcdar took Bl&nchar3's hit and threw home tC nail Sullich, who tried to score from second D&cc.
 There vas little interest in the game uullnS the last lCN S"S5l J4S most of the playing being mechan- iCal.
 Dalkowski played brilliantly in tho shOftfcld for the winners. He tool fart in two of the three double plays made by the Cabdymcn ant made a brilliant catch of Fields bic for a nit in the third. He also drew five bases on balls in six trips tC the rlotc. Fitzpatrick played vel for the losers.
 The final game of the series vii pc played on next SUnC@y.
 Yesterdays summ&ry:
 HOLY CROSS