New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
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 Enters State Finals

Enters State Finals
 The Bristol American Legion baseball team. by virtue of de- cisive win over the Terryville Legionnaires at the New Haven athletic field Saturday afternoon, 14 to 0. automatically went into the final event, game with Harry Con- don post team of Bridgeport. The tilt will be played at MuzZy field Thursday afternoon and will be the first of a tWo-out- of-three series.
 Laviero in Headline Bout
 Tony Laviero, amateur welter- weight boxer of this city, has been matched with Frank Butch" Nichols of Hartford for the feature bout of a. card to be given at Capi- tol park. Hartford, Thursday night Included in the card will be a bout featuring Al Taylor, local fly weight, who has won q of his last g fights.
 kaceys to Give Time
 The annual charity bridge whist and dance of Palos council, Knights of Columbu vii! be given at Lake Compounce tomorrow night begin ming at o'clock. Grand Knight William L. Cafferty will be in charge
 Plainyille Continues Spree
 The Plainville nine of the City Baseball league continued it's win ming streak at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon by pumping off the second place Terryville team, to 0, behind the stellar moundwork of Lou Da- toli. The Trumbull Towners now rest in a fourth place tie with the descending New Departures, cham pions of the loop last season. Yes terday's victory took the Murphyites out Of the cellar.
 Plainvilles ultimate victory was brought about by the hitting of Nick Gill, who scored perfect day at the platter and Fred Miller. This pair combined singles in the third chapter to chase one tally across the scoring station, which was preceded in the initial frame by the other tally, chalked up when Bill Bert nagel, elongated Eagles first sacker, erred on a toss from third.
 Lou Datoli, on duty for the victers, collided with considerable trouble in the final chukker of the contest when consecutive singles by Trzus- koski and Bertnagel, garnered of !, ;r nl -I3 and third. Datol bore down to fan SWicklass and win the game.
 The second game was marked by the colorful outfelding of Eddie Goeb of Forestville. erstwhile Inter- national leaguer, who pulled a hard drive from the stick of Eddie Ryan pinch hitting for Slavinski of the New Departures, in a backhanded manner to halt a last-inning rally and win the tilt, to 3. Ryan poled Big Jack" Scott's first pitch into deep left for what looked to be a sure triple or home run and seem- ingly out of the grasp of Goeb, whc sped a Ia Wyckoff, jumped into the atmosphere and nabbed the pill with one hand. The veteran was accorded a grand ovation when he came ir at the end of the battle.
 The Fortinmen, after jotting one mark on the sheets in the first watched the Endees chalk up three runs on a like number of safeties in their half of the round Steve | Handlovich's three -baser, followed 1 by Peanuts" Funk's single, ac counted for the tallies. Everything | looked dreary for the suburbanite until the fifth when four safe socks executed by Begley, Goeb, Charloy and Scott, brought in three runs 1 The one-run lead accumulated il i this frame proved to be too nuci ] for the Endees. who folded up unti ! the last frame when Goeb spoiled the afternoon for them with his sen 1 sational stab.
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