Smyrna times., 1892-09-07
For the Smyrna Times.
Mean Treatment

lh1 much talked of game of baseball
Detw cen picked nine and SudIers,
Vllle, was played on the grounds of the
NenGon Club on Saturday last. And
10 use common expression the Ken
Ton boys were mot in it," at anv tim
during the game. The battery Of the
oudlersvllle nine was verv efFectiva
ana the home team could do notbin1
apparently with Il. Trencbard,s IaIiv9
cry, only succeeding in getting one or
4 Two halls outside of the diamond onJ
only hitting him for a total of nina
bases. One man, w. HoHec[ar bit
him for twO-bagger. and one o,hnS m,S
| r. b. Goodwin, hit for tvo o;nin otnol
Phillips, ID. HofIecker. A Dali, Me- 1s
DOwell and Stephens. each bit ~. nto
single. while Clark and e, DALI fo;inS TnG
to make safe hit. '0'iou
Inc catching of w. Trencbard uos
very fine for an amatanr oi was
support. both in the in and ont eIe tIS
could not have been better IT. n9Iu
ltors seemed to have no tronHI WIS
kknocAlhg stephens all over the field
has htans ~, lor total of thirty-four
passes. Ihe batting of the visitors was
leu oy l. Irenchard, with one three
UWaegger' va g one double and two singles:
W. irenchard one double and four
singles; Gould, one double and fonr
singles; hewitt, one three-bagger and
one double; Painter, one double and
three singles; l.. Gadd and R. Gedd
eacn Two singles; George, one single
ouGler being the only one failing to
make a safe hit. Stephens struek 3
men out, and sent one man to frat on
on DaIls. The score by innings is as
S3dIers;;i;iiii,,' n;i;iii,,''.....'. 30
Batat1sytfKi';;,',:2 BatteTy|Ke1ii'o;1;, $i.1, 80
Pi,nSSs catcher Sudersvilie-T TIencbordj 1iiu r.
4'ohe'' ana W. Irenchard. Catcher e"0l@Iu'
dlsgraceful scene occurred ot tho
Elose S..'9 OF the game, which looks var
IlIlIe on the part of one of the leadinI
prayers OF the Kenton Club. e nTn,e
peI OF the Sudlersville PLAYERS and
tnelr friends brought their Iadias ,ri,I
~ .noul 10 see the game, and most of
.nGih Gi droVe into the field in which ~
Daii grounds were laid ont tbot 49,,
nilshI slt IN their carriages and h., ~
uOlhg enable them to sea the 49,
UeCser advantage. When the -
had progressed 10 the close of tho s
ohu inning, several small bovs ,yoro
,"i hotn leu through the crowd with their
tn n"Is, as ~ Che custom, for a collection
" W ne'p uefray expenses; thew proceed.
Gu W 'he carriages and informed the
occupants thdt they must paw twenty.
trte nv cents apiece to get out of the field
ney seemed to take it as a Joke at
nlsI' unIlI one man acting under the
Hu1nOIl'y OF the manager, made the
1econE VISIT, and informed them tbo
'ecohu llme as before stated. but oct.
p.iE noehlhg no dropped his price to
IEo GENTS apiece. aud failed also tn oct
-H'S' ne then refused to allow them
% driVe out of the field until tha,,
'houid pay. Some of the visitoro tboI
.egan TO take down the bars of ~
ieIu' when this noble representation Of
ne manager and another. Wei nd.
ne influence of Old barlev-corn hao,an .
u ABUSE those in the Carriages nh
iPi'cati0n OF Oaths and threats of I
t,os ',oONIns Ihem down, if they sbould
U'empt TO touch the bars. This ,yont
~ lor quite few minutes. and the
= = ep'e'ei,'a'iVe iI'5 began to get his coat off
'ue hananager, who saw that
=? ~: "ys'ahders regarded it an imno.
l'ioh ana little piece of businee. -
uoJecU the visitors and their ladies 70
!ch !. treatment aud abuse, went nm ~
IS man, ami ordered him To lat tboro
Ut OF the field, which was done of,ar
ne OF Kenton's howlers Threatened
lth curses and abuse. To wbin 'oleu9 soDanu
II ,IIo|nd ou%ie[svllle sr'vllle players. They even
10y o"eu some OF the visitors TO the
pnsn pren and door of the hotel, with
fenGaT nJ visitors 81 who had ladies, had
=, 'enGeu nG. 10 take supper at the hotel
~ anI,, Gn'er tr tnelr rough and ungentle.
In.y treatment not one stayed. But
le"Vl1g' one of the players, who has
I1n Th 70 henton quite often, called ont
! ne next time you come to SudIers.
ne we VIII show you that we can
eat you like gentlemen. " S"n