New Britain herald., 1929-05-27

After playing brilliant baseball for eight innings, the Falcon nine col- lapsed in the ninth and the Vest vile team rallied to score four runs and to victory yesterday aft- ernoon at St. Mary's field. Up until the final inning, the game was filled with long distance clouting and sen- sational fielding and was one of the best games seen at St. Mary's in some years, The teams were evenly matched and backed up their pitch- CTS in the pinches when hits meant runs.
 The locals went into the ninth inning with 1 to , lead. With the bases loaded and one out, Walicki and Budnlck made errors in succes- sion. both with sure double killings in sight. These errors, together with two hits. gave the visitors four runs and the same. With the scor.s ted at 2-all in the eighth, the Fa!co''s had staged brilliant rally and chased TWO runs across the base on extra ba SC ClOutS.
 Longmole was on the mound for the locals and after shaky start m the opening inning when the Vest vile batte:s found him for two runs, he pitched superb ball for the re- mcinder or the game and was neNe: in danger until the last two innings. He famed seven men. Farmer Buckholtz. former Falcon pitcher, was on the mound for the visitors and showed good form. The locals battered his offerings for II safetles but his teammates accorded him great support with Falcon runners on the bases.
 Joe Lawson, son of the famous Jack" Lawscn of the old Connecti- cut league, vas on the receiving end of Buckholtz's slants. He caught a heady game and displayed strong arm. His father was present at the game.
 Until the fatal ninth, the Falcon infield was like stone wall and its defensive work was pretty to watch. The entire infield worked like a ma chine and took care of everything that came its way. Wojack, Walichi and Budnick were especially strong. accepting 16 out of IS chances. 'Chucky" Woiack was a wonder at third base. The ea-Eastern leasner accepted six chances and his throws to first went like bullet. Wojack looks as good now as he ever did and should have great year.
 The Westville team was also strong on the defense, especially Dolan in left field. He gave one Of the greatest exhibitions ever seen at the local field. He made two catches ot hits by "Chucky" Wojack that appeared good for triples and raced out in the general direction of the railroad tracks to make . one hand stab of terrific liner ny "Micky' Huber Incidentally, Huber is hitting the ball on the nose this year. F,
 "s.arhead" Budnick was the hit ting fool of the Falcons In four times at bat he crashed out two screaming doubles and a single. Pat Rose banged out two hits while Jordan led the Westville team with three safeties.
 Dolan opened the game with ! single to center. Eichler walked. Jordan bunted and was safe at first. Mcclure singled. scoring DolaI'. Eichler scored on wild pitch by Longmcre. The local hurler then frightened up and famed Eelardy end McCurry. Riccio ended the in- ming by flying out to Walicki
 Budnick's double and Riccio's er- TOT on Huber's grounder gave the Falcons a run in the second. The locals tied the score in the fifth .ol hits by Rose and Walicki. Mean- while Longmore had been retiring the Westville batters without trou- ble. Neither team threatened un- til the eighth
 Westville put two runners on the bases 1n the elghth put then were unable to score. The Falcons then staged what appeared to be tre win- ming rally. Budnick singled. "Micky'' Huber doubled and Lefty" Huber doubled. Noonan and Longmore were easy outs but Rose singled This barrage of hits netted two runs Lefty" Huber being called out aft CT scoring for not touching third base.
 McCurry opened the ninth hv fy- was hit by pitched balls and tool, first. Lawson singled into left. Wal icki hobbled Buckholtz's groundcr and the bases were filled. Dolan