New Britain herald., 1930-09-12

Although playing far below the standard it had set during the h. dustrial league season in this city, the P. $ F. Corbin baseball team, pennant winner in the local circuit, gained the first rung on the ladder towards the state Industrial league championship at Walnut Hill park last night when it defeated the En- ion Drawn Steel Co. team of Hart ford, substitute for the Hartford Endees who were Industrial league champions of Hartford, by the score of II to 4. The Union Drawn Steel team appeared like anything but championship nine and proved to be poor representative on the dia- mond Of the Capital City.
 The Corbinites received little op- position from the visitors but the listless play of the local combination gave the Hartfordites an even chance of winning the game. The Corbin crew had secured a lead of -four runs in the first three innings, SNN ooAiiS SOlio SloutlllS Sou "illl an error, walk and a wild pitch. enabled the visitors to tie the count.
 In the teventh, however, the To- calls scored two counters and they put the game in the electric refrig- orator when they counted five more in the eighth.
 Jagloski, out of form, was relieved alter the sixth inning in which the Hartford team scored it's four runs, by Bergeron who blanked the visitors for the next three innings Bruce who started for the Union Drawn Steel Co. team, failed to get through the first inning because of his wildness. He walked three men and a run had been scored when Dixon, first baseman and manager Of the team, took the slab. He turned in avery creditable perform ance and allowed only six hits for the remainder of the game. His team had five bad errors behind him, however, and these counted ill the scoring.
 Corbins got their second run in the second inning when Mangan lined hit along the third base line that went for home run. They scored two more in the third when Huber walked, Bergeron singled and the left fielder on the visiting squad allowed Lipka's single to left bound through him. for three bases. Hart ford's only scoring inning was in the sixth. With one out, Jagloski passed Putnam. Dalkowski then met a fast one and sent 1t into right field for three bases. Bucan went to bunt for squeeze<play when Jagloski heaved the ball high and wide and Dalkow- ski scored. Dixon was safe on Jasper's error at third and took second on Meisner's single to cen ter. Davis scored both with a triple to the tree in center field but he was out on pretty relay to the plate, Bergeron to Lipka to Mangan.
 Corbins opened up again in the seventh when Preisser was safe on Meisner's error at third. Mickey Huber hit home run into right field bringing Preisser in ahead of him.
 Five runs were added to the Cor bin total in the eighth. Bates flied out to first. Lipka was safe On Dal- kowski's error at short Mangan drew walk. Jagloski got hit by a pitched ball to fill the bases. Jas per singled bringing in two runs. Another error at short again filled the bases. Patrus hit an easy roller to second. Bucan fielded it neatly but the ball went out of his hand as he went to throw. Jagloski and Jasper scored. Preisser was caught off second being run down between second and third but Patrus reached second as he was put out. Huber hit