New Britain herald., 1930-08-13
HOME RUNS GIVE CORBINS
 VICTORY OVER LANDERS
Circuit Clouts by Lpka and Bergeron Each With Man On Base Give Industrial League Leaders Their Edge Over Opponents -Universals Make Great Bid to Tie Score in Late Innings-Stanley Rule Blanks Stanley Works After Hard Battle.

rooters protested vigorously on the decision but it stood. w. Preisser went out at first.
 Huber hit a grounder to Vincent who muffed the ball. He threw to first and on a close play, Umpire Greene declared Huber safe. Ber- geron caught a fast one and sent it in the same place as Lipka's drive and two more Corbin runs were in. Longmore became burned up after this drive and he struck out Bates and Lipka and threw Mangan out at first. The Landers team went out in order.
 Jasper singled in the fifth but he died on first as his mates failed to hit him around. In Landers' turn at bat, E. Preisser was out at first. Fitzpatrick singled off Bates glove. Ostertag singled into right field and Fitzpatrick made tracks for third. Huber's throw bounded to Jasper. but it got by him and Fitzpatrick scored with Landers' first run.
 Huber singled to start the sixth for Corbins. He was forced at sec- ond on Bergerons roller to Preisser. Bates rolled to the same place and Landers pulled a nice double play. Goeb doubled 10 left after W. Preis- ser was out in Landers' turn but | Vincent and Longmore were both out
 Corbins went out in order in the seventh and Landers followed suit. Corbins got two on in the eighth, a man on third and second with one cue out, but Longmore pitched him. self out of the hole without any runs coming in.
 Mans was thrown out short to l first in Landers' turn at bat. Char low then singled to right field. w. 1 Preisser was thrown out at first by i Jagloski on close play and Char 1 low rested at second. Goeb walked. 1 Vincent singled 10 left and Charlow | made for home The ball got lost ] in the sun and went past Mangan and Jagloski who was backing him i up. CharIow had scored and Goeb was awarded another base by Um- ] pire Greene. Vincent was on third base. Longmore went out at first on a throw from Lipka and the rally was over.
 Lipka singled in the ninth for Corbins but got no further than first 1 base. Eddie Preisser, first man up for Landers, singled. Fitzpatrick was safe when Jasper juggled his bounder at third. Ostertag rolled to Patrus who threw to Lipka, forcing | Fitzpatrick. Lipka made a quick throw to first to double Ostertag and the game was over.
 Ostertag with two hits out of four trips, vas the heaviest hitter on Lan- ders team. Bergeron, Lipka and "Goodie" Preisser hit hard for the Corbin team. Bergerons two catches of hits by Vincent, one in the first inning and the second in the fourth, were easily the fielding features of the game. The first was a line drive between center and right which Bergeron nailed while he was going at top speed. The second was a mile high fly behind second base which both Patrus and Lipka let alone. Bergeron, flying like the wind, came in from center field and made one handed stab and nailed the ball. The force of the pellet all but took him off his feet. It was d wonderful catch.~ Both teams fielded brilliantly in the field.
 Jagloski and Longmore engaged in q pretty pitching duel with honors about even. Except for the two home run drives, Corbins were un- able 10 score. Corbins got eight hits to six for Landers. The game was played in an hour and 40 minutes.
 The summary:
 P. & r. CORBIN
 AB R 1T Pc A B Jasper, 3h ........, 0 0 1
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