New Britain herald., 1929-07-16

Tho First Lutherans refused to give ground and kept right behind the St. Matts by virtue of a 6-1 lri- umph over the south Congregational rine. With two out and Nelson on third. Stromquists shot to center rolled through Johnston's legs for the circuit. and the SWedes were never headed after that. Combining it we'll directed attack with lnfielG errors on the part of the losers, the Lutherans scored their six runs off Parker in tho first four innings, aft CT which they were duclled, largely by the neat work of Mercy at short.
 Meanwhile the Swedcs infield was playing an alright brand of ball and smotherinG all the efforts O. th" Congregationalists. l'roscn pitched line ball and 1t was only by very .ib cral scoring that the losers were credited with four hits. They scored only in the last inning, when Peter son and HultDcrg Collidcd in going for Bells fly and it went for two bases. Rcll scored on a passed ball and q single by Vessels.
 The fielding of s;tromquist and Nelson featured, while Mercy and | Stema were the fielding lights foi the losers. Nelson and Anderson led the hitting, getting two blows each. The lineups and score by innings. South regational- Mercy, ss; i Parker, D; Bell, 3b; Barta, 1b; Wes- scls, 2b Osborne, If; Johnston, Of: | t1l, rF, ,-f | First Lutheran--N Nelson, 3b; An dcrson, 1b; Erikson. ss; Stromquist, 2b; Peterson, cf; Nyborg. C; Ahlgren, If; Hultbgrg. ri; E. Johnson, If; Ere sen, D.
 south Cong ... oOo GOO 1-1 } l St Luth ........ 2O3 100 X-6 0
 Stanmors Run Wild
 Nineteen runs in the second inning were slightly more than half of the i total piled up by the Stanley Memor- 1 lal team in defeating the Trinity l Alethodists by 3l-4 and setting new 1 league scoring records for a game and for an inning. The game was a farce. Jack Thorstenson. home run l king of the circuit. celebrated his re- | turn to the game by seeking one of 1 Al Morton's offerings to deep left i for the circuit in the first inning. and before the game was over Le ! had added triple and two doubles i to his collection. "HaWl" RIttner al so collected four hits before the Scorekeeper went down for the third time, while every player on the Stanmore team had two or three of
 the team total of 2&.
 Morton was knocked from the box literally during the big Stanmor
 rally, being struck on the eye by liner from Kittncr's bat and forced to leave the box and, later. the game. Patterson and C. Pinkerton. who followed him. were pounded hard.
 Ham" Hamlin and several of the other Stanmors handed the Metho- dist runs to the losers by grossly in tentional errors. The line-ups and score by innings:
 Stanley Memorial - w. Stohl, ab; J. Tharstenson, C; 1Iolden, ss; kicf- fer p; D. Stohl. 3b H. Rittner. Of: Carroll, If; F. Stohl, 1b; Hamln, If.
 Trinity M. E.-Loveioy, 2b; Carlc, IT, illh'it toi'' '-p' 1lilNtl toii' N-i' klebes, 3b: Morton, p-ss; Ward. 1b;
 Kraut, If; Landgren, Of; Patterson, ss-p-c.
 The third and final round Of play Stan. Mem. ...1195 2130-31 eS 6 Trinity NJ. E.. 00l 2001-- 16 IS will be opened next week. The South
 church will meet the St. Matts on Diamond No. 1 and cndeavor 10 stavc off the vengeful attack of the
 leaders as they seek revenge for
 their only defeat. The Swedish Beth
 any and Trinity Mthodist hines will oppose each other, and the Stanmors
 will meet the First I.utherans.