New Britain herald., 1929-08-26
KENSING7ON TEAM
 DOWNS BURRI77S
SOuthenderS Score Second Vic.
 tory in City Title Series

The Kensington A. c. baseball team outlasted the Durritts in a City series tilt at the Perc.val ave- nue grounds yesterday afternoon and as result. took an s to decision from the northendcra. The game was marked by plenty of hitting and the losers got their share of the binSles.
 A wo5hly Durritt defense at criti- cal moments was the big factor in the Clancymens victory, Several Of the Burritt misplays resulted in add ing to the winners run column.
 Johnny Rose started on the mound for the losers but the southenders found his offerings much to their liking and batted out nine bingles and scored seven tallies during the dusky lads stay. Jaglowski who :ook up the pitching burden for the Burritts in the last half of the sev- onth, proved to be a little more eff fective, allowing three hits and q lone counter.
 Scriminger, a left handler, twirled for the kensirgton outfit and al though he was rapped for Is safe lows, he proved to be more effective with men on bases than his two op- ronents. He breezed along in fine style until the eighth session when the Burritts smacked out four safe hits and scored a trio of runs.
 Gadomski was the big gun in the ioser3' hitting attack. He rappcd out plate and one of the bngles was good for two bases. Rose crashed out 6 double and a triple during the fray.
 CNmer led the Kensington crew with the willow. He was on safely in three out of four trips De Vito and Milian telded brilliantly for the kensington club and Darrow turned in some sparkling catches around the dizzy corner. Joe Jasper eXcell- cd in the field for the losers.
 The winners took a commanding lead in the first two innings when they scored q quintet of tallies. They scored one in the first when Cramor lode home from second base after Huband polied hit into left field. In the second, three hits, a pass and q pair of Burritt misplays all con- binCd, gave the winners four more runs.
 The losers scored their initial run in the fourth inning after two were cut. Kopec drew a base on balls. went 10 second on wild pitch and counted when Snyder dropped Adams hoist into right field. The Clancymen scored again in the last halt of the fourth when DeNito open ed the session with a single into left. He went to second base when the nall got past Gadomski. The base runner took third as Snyder was be- ing thrown out at first base and scored a moment later when Cramer lifted q sacrifice fly into center field.
 The kensington lead was cut by two runs in the next two cantos. In the fifth, singles by Gadomski and
 
 sixth Stan Budnick's single and Roses triple added another. A field CTS choice and an error scored the seventh kensinston tally in the last half of the sixth inning.
 The losers made their best bid for the game in the first half of the eighth inning. kopec, first up, singled to start the parade. Adams flied to right field but Stan Budnicll moved kopec to second base when he dropped a one bascr into right field. Roses double into left cleaned the bases. The latter scored a mo- ment later when one of Scriminger's shoots got past Huband.
 The winners brought the scoring to a close in the last half of this canto when they pushed across their eighth run.
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