New Britain herald., 1929-09-23

Miller's single in the ninth with Starhead Budnick running for Pitcher Scott on third base gave the Holy Cross team to win over the Corbin Red SoX and the city baseball championship before criWd of more than 5000 fans at the Washington school grounds yester- day afternoon.
 The end came with dramatic sud dcnness and dashed the title hopes of the Tobinmen. Going into the last half of the ninth inning two runs behind, the Parish team made a gallant stand and. in one of the most sensational finishes cham pionship game has ever witnessed, pulled the battle from the fire.
 Zapatka started the damcge when he rappcd a single into center field. J. Budnicli crashed triple inside the left field foul line to score his team mate With the tying run on base, the SoX infeld closed in to batting and he rolled a grounder to the box. Auckland snatrhed up the ball. held the runner on third base and turned to get his man at first.
 His throw was bad and got by Blanchard. J. Budnick scored on the play and Scott took second base. Bud0ick ran for Saott and a pretty sacrifice hunt by D%ll;oWski moved him to third base. The crowd was in 9 frenzy as Krodar stepped to the plate. Auckland recovering in mastorly manner. struck out the big Parish left fielder.
 TNo result of the game depended on Miller and the sc~apny Holy Cross bacllstop delivered. He laced q hot groundcr through tho pitchers box that grazod the outatretched glove of Buckland and sent in the wi"ning run.
 Like the sensational finish the game itself was 9 brilliant spectacle throughout Almost impossible stops and catches were frequent during the nine innings The Holy Cross team threw ur an alright de- fense in the early stages of the title struggle and tho Tobinmon were unable to break through. For the first six sessions, Jack Scott was in VinCible and he had the Red Hosed warriers eating out of his hand. during that space of time. the losers registered but three hits off his de- livery and failed to score a run.
 He faltercd somewhat in the final 'taga Of tho game but the brilliant finish of his team won for him a Wo'l deserved victory.
 The play of Dalkowsl,i at short stop was one of tHe high lights of the CabaYmen's defense. He made several fine stops of hard hit balls to his territory. Miller also took leading part in his teams victory. Aside from sending in the winning ta1lN he gave stellar exhibition behind the plate. J. Rudnick did some heavy hitting for the winners, noling out a double and a triple in four trips 10 the plate.
 Fitzpatrick and Bucheri formed a stOneWall in the Red SoX infeld. This pair displayed a highly finished brand of inticlding throughout the fray and each contributed several fine stops. Both these players as well as Preisser and Sullick did most of the hitting for the Corbin team.
 Although beaten, the Tobinmen outhit the winners 12 to 9. but the costly error in the last inning was ther undoing. Both pitchers were slightly unsteady during the game and each allowed five bases on balls but Scott hung up II strikeouts to l his opponents six.
 The game started off like a heavy i hitting affair when Fitzpatrick, first l up, caught hold of Scott's first