New Britain herald., 1930-08-01

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 x-Batted hr Barnes in 9th.
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 Two base hits; Mccormick, Kopec, Ar gosy, Budnick F. Sheehan. Sacrifice hits: Barnes 9 Mccormick. Bases on balls: Off Carlson l. Cobb 4. Struck out: By KIopp g. Carlson 2, Cobb B. Double plays: Mccormick to Woiack to klatka. Wojack to Mccormick to KIatka. Um- pire Mangan
 Landers 6, Stanley Works 5
 A Texas leaguer into centerteld, delivered by substitute Eddie Matis with a teammate on second base Tn the last half of the tenth inning, gave the Landers team a to 3 victory over Stanley Works on Dia- mond No. 1. The game was one Of the most sensational ever staged in the Dusty league and brought out the truth of the saying that a gamo is never over until the final out IS made
 The Landers outfit went into ths last half of the ninth inning with out a single run to show for it's efforts during the preceding eight frames. There was magic in the right arm of Schuster the Butt Makers mound artist, and through eight frames he had the UniVersals eating out of his hand,
 The scene was changed soma- what from last Tuesday night when the same twirler who was holding the East Main streeters in the hoI- low of his hand was batted to tha showers by the Gas company. It seemed for a time that last night
 vas to be his night and it might have been but for some ragged play in the ninth inning by the Stanley Works shortstop.
 The only hit registered by the
 Landers' outfit came in the first in- ming when Billy Pre.sser smashed a ground ball over the second bag i that was knocked down by Grail oy throwing himself at the ball. From i then on, the winners were helpless and for the pc:;t' seven innings they were turned back without a hit or run. In the same seven sessions i only one Universal player got on base. this being a free ticket, While Schustcr was holding the i Landers' nine at bay his teammates were pccking at the offerings ot i LOngmore for eight hits and fiva runs Nestor relieved the latter in the eighth and stopped the Work- CTS run producing.
 But the break came in the ninth 1 inning. With only three men be- i tween SChuster and a shutout vic- tory. things began to happen Char- 1 low, first up, was ot~ on a fly to ] first base. Billy Preisser, who fol-
 lowed him. drew a base en balls. Hs 1 went to second when Goeb singled
 sharply into left. With a doubls | play and victory in sight Marlina ! committed his first error of the in-
 ming by mussng up pinch-hitter l Hillstrand's roller to the shortfeld and the bases were filled
 This costly misplay seemed 10 dls- ! turb the calm of rhn Workers i pitcher and Eddie Preisser rattled
 a single into right scoring Billy Preisser and Goeb. Hilstrand went
 10 third on the hit and romped home 1 q moment later when Merline made i his second error of the inning on 1 Nincents ground ball. Preisser pull cd up at third base and raced home
 with the fourth run as Fitzpatrick grounded out to first base. Vincent
 went to third base on the play and
 tallied the tying run when Merline bobbled for d third time. Lindgrcn
 walked but Schuster pulled himself
 together with the winning run on 2 Continued on Following Page)