New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 25

Speaking || of Sports Oh! For the life of an umpire— but not in the Industrial Leagua! Al- most every game in this circuit Eeeems to get the umpire in charge in deeper and hotter water Right off the bat following the adoption of a rule for one base over third. first and home with the run- ner having to make it, but in case ©f the ball hitting an object or per- 8on the runner shall be given the extra base, Umpire Jimmy Greene rendered a decision in the Landers- Fafnir game that set the Landers team howling and almost caused an- other protest Landers was in the field and Faf- nirs at bat. A ball was hit to third and the third baseman threw to first The throw was low and—impossible though it might seem—Joey Fitz- patrick failed” 18 pick it up. His glove partially stopped the ball and it went 15 feet behind him. It lodged ftself in a small puddle of water. The runner couldn’'t make second base because Fitzpatrick fielded the ball fast and would most probably have thrown him out easily at sec- ond. Umpire owever, ruled that the d take second base because the puddle of water constituted an obfect and the ball was blocked in its natural course. The Landers team put up a stift argument on the play. Umpire Greene, however, refused to change shis ruling. The next batter hit a ®ingle and the man on second scored Landers rooters were urging Man- ager Bill Forsyth and Coac Begley to protest the game two worthies decided not happened, Landers won the game Longmore. ed his team ple night by net runni hit while at bat @éould have madae firet ba failed because he'wasn't tr; one of the balls, a slow roller along the first base line he argument when Umpire clared him out rolle d ‘r'}r" Landers pitcher, caus- cardinal r the ball rolls on hits on the on to the outfield. The only infield rule js a foul fly that lands ut being caught and then bounces into fair tarritory. axcap Rule 44 in the rules of baseball defines a fair ball very clearly. Howaver, there wers no protests during the game and everything went off smoothly. e understand that Pitcher Gray of the Corbin team at Walnut Hill park sacrificed two men in but forgot to run to first himself. We haven't found why He went to the bench first and then started for first. He was thrown out He must have expacted to strike out 0UT OF TOURNEY Mrs. Holeroft of England ard Senor- ita Uly D'Alvarez of Spain Cannot Play With Injuries. bledon Holcrot g. June 20 atson of E Senorita Lily D'Aly No and No. ly for the women (UP) seadad rez was forced to TAREE F. SMITHS ON ‘T AM Minneapolis PNELAN GF A Seattle, June F1—Jim lan football coach ob ders”y He was pres feathered headgear Yallup. ST FIGHT New Y, ime 20 (UP) — A blew by hlow description of the Otto Von Porat Stribling fight at be broa adio hookup, c pany roadcast E. D. T., wit 1 KYW at the .l Broadc nounced today begin at 11 o'cloc Gene R ’T“" Enoch Bagshaw, former University ©f Washington football ceach for nime years is supervi transper- tation in the department of public rks at Olympia, W Harry Pa Broom II carrying 3 ran a mile and ont park a quarter Ted Morgan of Seattle, former ghtweizht boxing champion is now fighting as NEW BRITAIN BOOST IT H. 0. W. in INew Britain by New Britain Péople | B al Products Are Made NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1930 Baseba]l Standing A.‘HLRIC N LEAGUE Games Yesterday New York 5. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 4, Clev Washington 3, Chicag Boston 4, St. Louis 1. Standinz Philadelphia New York Washington . Cleveland . St. Louis . Detroit ... Chicago . Boston Games Today Cleveland at Philadelphia. 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