New Britain herald., 1929-06-03

This afternoon at Diamond No. l at Willow Brook about o'clock,
 Hartford at New Britain high school baseball teams will clash in the last meeting between tho two of the
 present season. Hartford holds one l decision over the local crew, hav- | ing gained a decision earlier in the
 season in an -inninE battle staged in Hartford.
 The locals are primed for real
 battle and are determined to even matters up. Hermy Schmarr will probably draw down the pitching
 assignment and with any kind of
 support given him, he should come through in good style. Pete ka-
 pura will probably get the call for
 Hartford.
 The contest will be staged about 5 o'clock, according to the present plans.
 Bow to Bridgeport In game that was cut short to
 seven innings by agreement. the
 New Britain high school baseball! team was handed to 1 setback
 by the Bridgeport Central high nins
 in the Park City Saturday afternoon.
 Stan Partyka on the mound for
 the locals, and Clancy twirling for the Centralites engaged in pretty pitching duel. The local mounds
 man allowed six hits and the
 Bridgeportite >held the locals to five safeties, one home run by
 Osipowicz in the second inning. Neither team scored in the first
 inning. In the second canto the Red and Gold tallied twice. After Mangan had grounded out, Clark
 was hit by a pitched ball and went to second on a passed ball. Schmarr
 grounded out to the first bascman, Clark advancing to third. Osipc- wicz then connected with one of Clancy's curves for home run. scoring Clark. It was a powerful
 line drive over center fieldcr's head that almost rolled into Long Island Sound. A moment later Tuskowski
 was hit by the pitcher but was
 forced at second for the third out. It was in the third inning that
 the Park City lads clinched the
 game, scoring five runs. After there was one out. Tuskowsky erred and the man reached second unmolested.
 The next man up whiffed on three
 pitched balls but Mangan dropped the third strike and let it roll past
 him. As a result of this the man
 scored from second base and the
 would be strike outer went to first.
 Following this misfortune, a stolen
 base, & passed ball. a wild throw by
 Partyka. trying to nap a runner on
 third. a pair of walks, an error by
 Wesoly and two singles netted tho
 Bridgeport tossers five runs.
 Both teams went out in order in the fourth inning but in the first Ealf of the fifth. New. Britain scored a lone marker Osipowicz hit Texas leaguer over second base and Tuskowsky sacrificed him to second. Bogdanski then scored Osipowicz with single to right field. He was thrown out & moment later trying to steal third.
 In the sixth inning both teams scored once. Fartyka opened up the New Britain half of the inning by dr@wing base on balls. He stole second and advanced to third when
 Potts hit 10 the shorstop who muff- cd it. With Partyka on third Potts
 tried to steal second but was put out when the catcher made a short throw to the shortstop who in turn relaycd it to the second baseman. who made the putout. ManEan then singled to center, scoring Partyka from third. ManSan went 10 second
 on a passed ball, but Clark and Schmarr rolled out in rapid success zion.
 Bliaacport scored once in their
 half of the inning on an error, A wild throw and passed ball. In | the last half of the seventh inning the Park City tosscrs scored their seventh and final run on sins:e and three walks hicn forced in the | run.
 The features Of the game were the hitting of Oslpowicz and the sensational catch by Mcdonald of ! for an extra base hit.
 The summary:
 NEW BRITAIN HIGH .