New Britain herald., 1929-08-16
Standing

In the biggest surprise of the h. dustrial league season, the P. & F. Corbin baseball team last night pinned an to defeat on the Stan ley Works. The defeat of the Butt makers pushes the Fafnir club, which was idle last night, into a tie for first place.
 Next Tuesday night, this tie and also the championship of the league will be decided as Stanley Works and Fafnirs are scheduled to meet.
 In the second game of the night, the Stanley Rule & Level pinned an Il to 0 defeat on the New Britain Machine team. This was the final game of the schedule for the New matics.
 COrblnS S-WOrkerS
 Fielding steadily and hitting time ly behind the wonderful pitching Of Jaglowski, the Corbin team eau :ed the biggest upset of the season wher It downet the Stanley Works. The winners had the upper hand throughout the game and outplayed the losers in every department. Had Heinzman handled two Datted balls properly in center field in the third inning the Workers would not have come even close to getting a run.
 Starting in the third frame, after each team had been retired score less in the first two innings, the Cor bin club took the offensive and did not let up until the final batter was retired in the ninth.
 Scott was on the mound for the losers but as soon as the Corbin rlayerS began to reach him he lost his effectiveness and was easy pick ing for the winners during the lat ter part of the game.
 Heinzman, Wright Jasper and Preisscr drove consecutive singles to center field to open the third in ming and these, coupled with wild pitch and a stolen base by Jasper gave the winners three runs. A fast double play by the Workers cut this rally short.
 The losers got their only chance to score in the latter half of this frame and made two runs. Scott drove a fly to IIeinzman in center field but the latter dropped 1t ,lnd Scott reached second. Schneider singled to center and when Heinz man lrt the ball get away from hlm, Scott scored and Schneider reached second.
 Wright let pitched ball get q short distance away from him and Schneider took advantage of the sit Hation and moved up 10 third. Char low tanned anG Green went out on a grounder to Patrus but Schroeder came through with q single to left to score Schneider.
 | From this point on the Workers were helpless before Jaglowski' 's | masterful hurling. During the next three innings the Corbin ace retired and eighth Scott and Schroeder got singles with two out but never moved 1 past first. Salak got base on balls with one out in the ninth and moved to second when Patrus threw wildly l in attempting a double play, but he was left stranded.
 l The Corbin club in the meantime, was playing heads-up ball and had the Workers struggling to keep the score down.
 In the sixth the winners scored l three times as the result of three nlts and the collapse of the Workers in- field. With one out, Patrus singled 1 He was forced at second a momenr later when Bates hit a pop fly tc | Wendroski in right field which the latter dropped but recovered in time 10 throw to secCnd to get Patrus.
 Jaglowski got hit by a pitched ball udvanCing Bates to second. Lipka caught the Workers asleep when h. laid down bunt and beat it out both base runners moving up a sack on the play.
 Heinzman hit an easy roller tC Abramowicz who heaved the bal ever Parsons head into the crowd On this error Bates and Jaglowsk scored. Wright hammered a drive down the first base line to score Lipka but was caught as he round. ed first base by beautiful throw tC Parsons by Wendroski.
 In the following inning the win, ners added two more runs to theil total, due chiefly to some fine bast running by Jasper and Preisser. Jas, ger opened the inning by getting tc first when Scott hit him. Preissel hunted down the first base line anC Scott fumbled the ball for a moment While he was picking it up, Jaspe caught him mapping end raced to' third. Scott's throw was goo1 bu Jasper by fine slide, eluded Abram owicz. While the play was being | made at third PreiSSer dashed fol