The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-13
THE FIGHT FOR THE
COUNTY LEAGUES TROPHY

was not satisfactory to either side. Fol-
lowing is the score by innings
| Rising Sun. 20 Is OO1 X-1I
Port Deposit. % 900 100 O-I
Earned Tuns-Rising sun, ). Two
base hitS-C. Snyder, Reynolds. First
base on balls'-Of Reynolds. /. Struck
ont-By Reynolds, 10; Harris. s. Left
on baseS-ltiSing Sun, I: Port Deposit,
| y. Stolen ba<E@-Itiale. First base or
| 'rrors-lsis5iTg Sun. 4. Hit by pitched
ball-Devon, McEon@al. Umpirc-,Oss-
car Humes
NORTH EAST-COIORA.
Frequent errors on both sides marked
| the North EAsNt--CUoia contest on the
formers grounds on Saturday. North
East bntted out victory. Rose excell-
ing with the stick with five hits, two for
home runs, and one II two bngger. BOYER
and Biddlc. the visitors battery, did
fine work. Rose had a finger split early
III the game. ard his errors We're pardon
able. Following is the score by innings:
\vlth East ....1 . | / 3 | X-1O
Coi"ra .........O 900 1 o 1 l. 4
Eamrl mns-North East. 4: Colora,
|. Two base hits-RoSe. Nicklc. II.
Wilson. White. Home runS-Rcsp, 2.
Stolen baSCs-Co'ora. >: North EAST. I.
Left on hyl>eS-North Ep>t s: CG!grn, 6.
Double play-H. Will on to Rose. Struck
out-By Boyer. ): Met ctlr,leH s. Base
on ha!.s-By Boyer /: McCardell, 1.
Hit by ball-Richarl<. Tmpire-Joncxs.
Time of gamc-1.45. Features of the
Gamc-Rnnning catches by Wilson, Mic
klc and II. Wilson.
CHESAPHAKE-P E-PERRYVILLE
The Chesapeake City-pcrryville con-
test on the latter'S grounds on Saturday
ended in the formers quitting the field
owing to n dispute of one of Umpire
Warmers decisions and the visitors be-
ing unable to finish the game for lack of
II substitute for Hoover who had been
benched for diSputing ruling declaring
him out ut second when he thought he
was safe. The game WIS given to Per-
ryvillc by n score of q tO u. and was the
first forfeit of the SEASON. 1t is likely
that an appeal will he made to- the
Grievance Committee and the matter
reviewed by that body. The score stood
. t" in favor of Chesapeake when the
trouble which led to the forfeit arose.
Following is the score by innings
Chesapeake ....O 0 , q 3 o 90 x-5
Perryville ....0 90 OO2Ox x-9
Earned runS-Perryville, /; Chesa-
peake City. }. Two base hits-F. Hoov-
e1. Sngc1N. Struck nut-By Bradtield
and MackinSon, e: Hoover. 4. Base on
halls-By Bradfcld. ,; Mackinron, /.
Umpire-Warner
The Elkton Colts" met their aiyaIs
from Cowentown on the diamond ON
Saturday. The score stood s to in the
ninth inning. with Elkton at the bat,
with Jones and Atkinson on bases, when
a dispute arose and CowentOwn quit,
forfeiting the game. Batteries-Dunbar
and Kall; Scott and Temmer.
The Elkton team goes to Colora today
but the North East-Baldwin team will
play on the Elkton grounds. These
teams have met before. Baldwin winning
both times. North EaSt defeated Ekton
twice, and Elkton vanquiShcd Baldwin
four times So pick the winner today,
If You can. 1t may look caSy, and then
again it may be otherwise.
Baldwin has signed Jacob Wilson and
William Egnor: Colora, Leslie B1rm-
field: Port Deposit, G. Terry and Fran
CHS Falls. Chesapeake City has releas-
ed +. and c. Hoover: North East, III.
Blackwell and John Cheadle and Colora
G. Terry.
McsSrs. ID. Palmer Boulder and Hugh
Caldwell will manage the Chesapeake
| City team for the remainder of the sea-
son, probably without paid players. ID
| looked as if the team would diSband but
with proper support it will continue in
the race for the trophy to the finish.
Rev. f. f. Williams and D. l.. Sea-
card hNvc signed with Chesapeake City.