New Britain herald., 1929-07-13

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 As the result of Wink" Venture letting a ground ball from the bat of Parsons go through his legs in the seventh inning which allowed the latter to circle the bases. the Stanley Works scored a 1 to vic tory over the F'afnir Dragons in an Industrial Baseball league game at Walnut Hill park last night and put last years champions in the top po- sition of the league standing once more.
 The game was tough one. for Lefty Haber, who was on the mound for the Dragons, to lose, but Walter Scott pitched brilliantly for the winners especially when the Fafnir team put men on bases. The game developed into the finest pitch, CTS battle that mas been seen in this city this year.
 Despite the fact that there were three errors made by each team and one lost the game, inc fielding of each club was sensational. Neither pitcher needed unusual support as each of them had the opposing bat ters we'll in check.
 In only one inning did a team make two hits, this being the sev- enth when Parsons got his single which won the game. This was fol- lowed by a three base hit which would have been an easy out if Ven ture had not fallen down just as he was to make the catch.
 Judging the pitching of Scott and Haber there was little choice as each was in rare form and complete mas ter Of the opposing batsmen as soon as men got on bases. Scott allowed but four hits and one of these was ot the freak variety. A drive off Corbin's bat in the ninth was caught oy Gaida after it had grazed the leaves of tree but went for two bases due to ground ruling. Salak's double would also have been an easy out had it not struck tree.
 Five hits were checked up against Haner but the triple by Salak would under ordinary circumstances hay been an easy out Haber had the edge in the matter of strikeouts, fan ming six to four for Scott. The win ming pitcher walked three while Ha- Der passed but one.
 The Workers threatened in the first inning when, after one out, Charlow singled and Green reached flrst when krs,use threw wildly to second to start a double play. Ha- Der bore down at this time and made Schroeder and Parsons hit easly grounders. In the second in 1lng Salak doubled with one out but the next two batters were easy outs. In the third the Workers went out in order and the Dragons made their first threat. Walicki opened the in- ming by laying bunt down the third basellne and he was safe at second when AbramoNicz threw wildly to first.
 The next three batters went out in order, however, leaving Walicki stranded on second. krause reach- ed first after one was out for the losers in the fifth when Parsons fumbled his grounder and kania moved him up a base with a singlr. The next two .batters hit easy roll CTS and there was no scoring
 Ferguson opened the sixth with double down the left field foul line for the losers and kania ad- vanced him to third when Abra mo- wicz fumbled his grounder after one was out but the next two hitters failed to come through.
 Parsons opened the seventh with single to right and Venture rush. cd in to pick it up but missed the ball completely and it rolled to deep right allowing the batter to circle the bases with ease After one was out in this frame Salak hit fly .o right but Ventura fell down und ,r it and it went for triple Haber bore down then and prevented the next two hitters, from putting the ball past the infeld.
 With one out in the ninth. Cor bin. batting for krause hit a fly to right field which Gaida nabbed but the umpires allowed a two-base hit as the ball touched the trees. The next two batters could do nothing with the fast ball Scott tossed at them, however, and the game was over.
 The summary:
 STANLEY WORKS