The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-12
VIRCINIANS PROVE EASY VICTIMSFOR
 HOLY CROSS 7-6
Crusaders Check Winning Streak of William and Mary = Niemiec Hits Hard

Worcester, May 12 Taking advantage of mispleys in its half of the sixth, Holy Cross scored four runs against William and Mary yesterday to cop a to 6 victory over the Virginians. Going into the ninth frame four runs behind, the visitors started an up- rising which netted three runs and had the tying and winning runs on first and second base when Joe Mulligan, Crusader pitching ace, was rushed to the rescue of the tired Larry Quinn. While two were down, Joe passed Junie Smith, and had three and two on Matty. Yakavonis when he breezed one through the middle for the third strike and final out, allow ing the Crusaders and their sup- porters a chance to sit easy.
 Soutliraw Stopped
 Carter White, portsider who was on the hill for the Virginians. had & record of five straight wins and was unscored on in the last 30 in- nings when he shot his first pitch to Al Niemiec. He had the better of the duel with Quinn and were 1t not for faulty support by Christensen and Smith in the fatal sixth, he might have been award cd the laurel wreath. He had q fast-breaking curve and showed hit for five bingles in the opening frame, he was decidedly stingy for the next five innings.
 The Indians, who had win record of 13 out of IA games up to yesterday, started right after Quinn in the first frame. Galli- nant walked. Bradley came through with hit through short field and Christensen walked, populating the sacks. Stewart, cleanup man, whiffed three and tehn Lacroix, who later pulled down two extra fine catches in centerfield, came through with a hit between Corrign and Niemiec, scoring two of his mates. A Cor rigan to Moriarty to Curley double play killing halted further scor- ing.
 saders with Q hit over third and Corrigan changed the direction hitting through the box. Couillard struck out and Ed Moriarty's clean single through third scored Al and Doc. Tim Murray got a two-base hit when Lacroix lost the ball In the sun, 1t dropping at his feet, and Moriarty put the Crusaders ahead when he counted from third on Maynard's sacrifice lily to Galli- nant.
 Murray Doubles Again
 Smith put the Indians back in the game in the first half of the fourth opening with a long drive to centerfield, good for three bases, scoring a moment later when Ya- kavonis hit over short. The Indi- ans split wide open in the sixth. Corrlgan flied out to Gallinant and Christensen forgot to touch first after he received a fine peg from Bradley of Couillard's infield tap. Moriarty accommodatingly famed and then Murray got a real two- base hit to left field, Couillard holding up at third. Britt caught one of Whites shoots on the end of his bat and into short left It paraded, Couillard and Murray scoring, Maynard hit liner. which Stewart jumped and brought down, but could not hold, and then Smith let Curley's easy roller go through his legs, two runs shooting across.
 With memories of former Indian uprisings on Fitton field, the vir. ginians went into the ninth four down, Sanders went in to pinch hit for White and was out. Niemiec to Curley. Quinn, showing effects of the long game, passed Gallinant and Bradley, came through with a hit over the head of Murray back of the race track in left field, one of the longest singles on Holy Cross records. Christensen gave Britt hard one to nail, but the big football end came in fast and made a nice catch, holding the runners.
 Stewart scored both his mates, however, with long drive to left and counted himself on Lacroix's two- base hit to right center, jus out of reach of Britt or Couillard. That was a days work for Quinn and along came long Mulllgan, who had trouble locating the plate, passing Smith and putting the winning counter on, before fan ming Yakavonis The score:
 Holy Cross