New Britain herald., 1930-09-02
JUNIOR LEAGUERS TAKE
 MEASURE OF WEST ENDS
Age Bows to Youth in Game Staged at Walnut Hill Park Saturday-"Lefty" Folden and Trusk Hurl Youngsters to Victory-Final Count Is to A. Contest Goes to Il Innings Before Decision Is Reached Veterans Weaken Under Pressure

Age bowed to youth when the Junior City Baseball league All Stars beat the West Ends of the Senior City league at Walnut Hill park to in an eleven inning game Saturday afternoon. Instead of the youngsters weakening in the final frame it was the veterans who weakened under pressure.
 The Junior team players were rather nervous during the early part of the game but after the first few innings settled down and from the sixth inning on outplayed the losers.
 Lefty" Folden started on the mound for the winners and had the edge on the opposition during the five innings he pitched. Three of the losers runs were scored off him but these were due chiefly to poor sup port. While he was pitching he famed eight batters.
 Starting in the sixth, Trusk took up the hurling task of the All-stars. By this time the Juniors had set tiled down and they gave him bet ter support than they had afforded Folden. AS result the West Ends nicked him for only three hits and one run for the remainder of the game.
 With the score to in the first half of the ninth, Nedwick clouted a home run for the All Stars. The hit was an exceptionally long one going to third base on diamond No. ?.
 The All-Stars were unable to hold this lead during the last half of the frame as the team weakened for a moment and allowed the West Ends to tie the score George Campbell opened with a single and on a hit and run play Red" Campbell sent an easy grounder between second and first.
 Savicki was caught mapping on the play. He had started to cover sec ond before the ball was hit, think ing George Campbell was stealing. The ball rolled into short right, through the spot Savicki should
  Campbell reached third.
 Trusk became nervous then and tossed wild pitch that allowed George Campbell to score with the tying run.
 Neither team scored in the 10th but the AllStars came through in the 11th to put over the winning run savicki popped a fly to short right center and it fell for a single. George Campbell then aided his op- ponents by baking, allowing Sa- vicki to reach second.
 The latter held second while A. Cormier tossed out Nedwick. The winners got a break" on the follow ing play which gave them the game.
 Haber hit grounder to O'Brien who felded the ball perfectly and made nice throw to first. It seemed as though the Last man was out but Bacon dropped the ball and was slow in picking it up., Savicki lost no time in taking advantage of the situation and before Bacon had a chance to get the ball to Argosy at the plate, Savicki had scored with the winning run.
 The West Ends had great chance to win the game in their half of the inning but tossed it away. With one out, George Camp bell reached second when Beagle threw wildly to first after fielding his grounder. Campbell then stole third.
 Red" Campbell drew a pass and mover to second unmolested. Bacon then hosted a high fly to Nedwick and Campbell thinking two men were out started to run. Be fore he had a chance to return to second Nedwick had caught the ball and tossed to second for double play to end the game.
 The winners took the lead in the first frame when a pass to Hut berg, a passed ball and Anderson's s single gave them a run. They picked up another run in the following frame on Savicki's single and Ha- ber's double.
 The West Ends scored their first run in the last half of the second on an error by Anderson when he tossed wildly to Savicki after field ing Argosy's grounder and error by Squillacote who threw wildly to third in an attempt to catch Argosy stealing.
 Hits by Folden and Anderson coupled with a felder's choice gave the winners their third run in the first of ths fifth. The West Ends tied the score in the last half of this inning when they scored twice.
 Gerent misjudged George Camp bells drive to center to open the inning and the batter made a triple on the blow. Cormier sent him home with a single and scored himself when Fink doubled.
 The all-around play of the Junior team featured while the hitting of Anderson who batted safely in each of five trips to the plate was the outstanding individual effort.
 The summary.