The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-10
B.A.C. BEATEN IN.
LAST INNING BY.
BLINN AND AIDES.
Fans Contribute Nearly
S425 to See City Loop
Thriller; Hills Next

OK ~ LOOKOUT MOunJhill TIC bIOOh-
iyn A. O. lads and their supporters
had q fairly clear vision OF the 1898
City Amateur league championship
and It's attendant Cleveland COM
petition, only 10 have the Sacred
Hearts put on an overpowering I'VE
run squirt that won Bel decision
before 5000 fans at Hamilton park
yesterday afternoon.
Some delectable Doran strategy
BY the camel-running, colorful East
Ender, plus five-hit pitching without
base on balls by George "Yock'
Blinn, and an effort 10 bat third
baseman Nebbie Balinsky out Of the
iniield, eliminated In ninth Inn
ing display that was aB thrilling an
uprising 10 pull a game "out OF the
IRE" rs veteran Hamilton Park fans
could remember.
DOran's Sacrifice
Coming 10 the plate with the In
tentlon Of getting on first base III
I have 10 get hit In the head" plxi-
lated Paul Doran nearly invited
himself 10 n fractured skull az pos
sible) by getting his head In line
with one OF Atwoods fast ones, the
Heart heaVy-hitter apparently de-
Gliding IN the last split second 10
pull away from the pitch IN time
70 prevent running q nearly new
baseball with his dome. However,
with the count two strikes and no
balls, Atwood let n pitch get away
from him which Doran took In the
torso thereby accomplishing his pur-
pose Of getting 10 first base despite
hell and high water Tuckey and
gemetas then drove couple OF
balls at Nebbie Balinsky that nearly
took his fingers off, while Murphy,
batting for pronoyost, hit 10 Jasll-
unas, scoring Tuckey, the y. A. q,
shoFtstop making nice play 10 get
the batter. Az this point, Blinn put
his own game on ice with q single,
which scored two runs, Martel fol-
lowing with double which brought
Blinn home with nothing 10 worry
about, M he set down the Brooklyn
batters IN the last half OF the inning
thsn was Bwarmed upon by happy
Heart wager winners who carried
him OF the field on their shoulders
Some Finish
u was A "heartbreaker" for the
Brooklyns 10 lose, though Blinn
pitched the best baseball through
QUE the contest, errors by the Hearts
giving Brooklyn It's only run In the
second inning, though Bill Flana'
gan's single did the trick, after boots
by Pill and SemetaS put runners on
the bags.
Nearly 1000 fans clicked IN" with
e424.06 for q record Sunday take
at Hamilton park. Now, the WASH
inRton Hills, who beat them q few
weeks ago, are the only remaining
obstacle In the path OF the Defend
Ing champions toward another title
and tournament trip 10 Cleveland.
The Hearts.Hllls clash next Sunday,
Here's the play by play story OF
tho game
First Inning
Hearts DiiVto walked, MarCel
famed. DiVito was thrown out
Hteaiing, Turek 10 GreatOrex,
OToolc popped 10 r, BnlIn8ky, No
runs, no hits, no errors, none left,
BrooklynB -. =. BalinSky ground
cd out 10 ScmeLaB. Moore grounded
out 10 Bllnn, JaSIlunaB grounded
QUITO 10 BemetaB. No runs, no hits,
no errors, none left
second Inning
Hearts Doran grounded out
10 0reatOrex. TuCkey famed FIJI
walked. SemetaB lined out 10 0rca-
torex. No runs, no hits, no errors,
one left.
BrooklynB Harnlck got two
bases when FIJI threw his grOunder
over TuckeyB head. Atwood made
first when SemetaS booted his
grounder, Harnick holding second
dreatorex sacrificed, advancing
both runners. Flanagan singled
past short scoring Harnlck, N Ba-
iinsky hit 10 Fill who forced Flana-
gan A. second, being doubled at
first. One run, one hit two errors
one left.
Third Inning
Hearts PronoyOst grounded
out 10 Jasilunas. Blinn was safe on
JasilunaS'B error. DiVitO singled 10
right sending Blinn 10 second Mar
tel popped 10 N. Balinsky. OToole
popped 10 N. Balinsky, No runs,
one hit, one error, two left.
Brooklyns Turek famed. y.
Balinsky popped 10 OTo0le. Moore
famed. No runs, no hits, no errors
none left.
Fourth Inning
Hearts .GreatOrex threw out
Doran. Tuckey popped to Create.
rex. Fill doubled 10 left. Semetas
flied 10 Harnick. No runs, one hit,
no errors, one left.
Brooklyns Jasilunas lined out
to Fill, Harnick doubled TO left
when Pronovost misJudged his long,
high fly, but was out at third on
relay throw from Pronoyost 10 Fill
TO Semetas. The Brooklyns didn't
like Umpire Tuckey's decision at the
bag, claiming Semetas dropped the
ball. Atwood singled through the
box. Oreatorex forced Atwood, Sc
metas 10 OToole. No runs, two hits,
no errors, one left.
Fifth Inning
Hearts Pronovost popped TO
dreatorex. Blinn famed. N. Ba-
linsky threw out DiVito. No runs, no
hits, no errors, none left.
Brooklyns :. Flanagan grounded
out TO Tuckey. N. Balinsky popped
70 O'Toole. Turek famed. No runs,
no hits, no errors. none left
Sixth Inning
Hearts Martel flied TO Flana-
gan. OToole famed. Doran sin
Rled past short. Tuckey forced Do
ran, N. Balinsky 10 Greatorex. No
runs, one hit, no errors. one left.
Brooklyns E. +. Balinsky singled
past short. Moore sacrificed him 10
second. Balinsky went 10 third
when Blinn threw poorly TO OTOole
In All attempt 10 catch him off sec
0nd. Jasilunas famed. Harnick
A.