The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-07-02
ELKTON-NORTH EAST.

Elktons run OF luck was halted on Satur-
day when the team met defeat at North East
by score OF 10 to 8. 1t was batting game
from the start and four runs made off Of Tip
Finnan In the first inning gave the home
team lead which the visitors could not
overcome. A heavy shower In the third In
ming suspended the game but 1t was quickly
resumed. In the fifth inning Finnan gave
way to Scott who filled the place well and
held the home team down to one additional
run while Elkton made six. Browns work
behind the bat for Elkton was first-class.
The errors on both sides were about equally
balanced owing largely to the wet grounds.
Following is the score by innings
North East. ...........41 az TO- x-10
Elkton ................0 0 2 l 4 0 0 o. 8
Earned runs-North East, 5; Elkton, 8.
Two base hits-White, Rose, Boyer. ia ckson
ca. Three base hits-White. Stolen bases
-Elkton, 2. Left on bases Elkton, IL !;
North East,7. Double play-Johnson Steele
and Minner. Struck out-Finnan, 5 Scott
2; Wilson, S. Base on balls-By Finnan, 2 !;
Scott Wilson, 5. Wild pitches-Finnan,
l. Hit by ball-Minner and Scott. Passed
ball-Brown. Umpres-HitcheDs, Campbell
and Worrall. Time OF game-220.
RISING UN-PERRYvILLE.
1t was something OF a walkover that Rising
Sun had at Perryvllle last Saturday, Perry
Vile being shut out until the last inning, at
which time Rising Sun had 9 runs, when
Reynolds let up and Perryville made runs.
Reynolds pitched a fine game and Hall made
two fine catches In center. Devon played
we'll. Riae led at the bat. Score by in
nings:
Rising Sun. ...........0 0 0 0 200 1-9
Perryville .......... 20 90 0 0 0 0 3--3
Earned runs Rising Sun, s; Perryvile, l..
Two base hits-Keen, Riale First on balls
of Robertson, l; Mackinson, 5. Struck
out-By Reynolds, 0; Richardson, 81 Mack
inson, 2. Left on bases-Rsipg Sun, IA
Perryvlle, 9. Hit by ball-Devon, Richards
and Cantwell ca.
CHESAPEAKE CITY-BALDWIN.
Baldwin put up good game at Chesa-
| peake City ON Saturday but the home team
| was in a little better shape and won out by a
score Of to 2. The contest was well played
and inter throughout, and the errors
| were nearly even. The following is the score
| by innings
| Chesapeake City,. Il 90 90 20 x-4
| Baldwin. ...............0 l 0 0 0 | %
Two base hits-Cooling. C. Hoover, Stew
| art Stol.n b is-s -Ba OWN, 3: Chesapeake.
| City, Struck ont B. stewart, 10; Wat
| son. IA BASE "u b, s-By stewart. 4; Wat
| so -. UmpireS-Huue aud Barwick. Time
| OF game-1.50.
| PORT DEPOSIT-COLORA.
The contest between Port Deposit and
| Colora on the West Nottingham grounds
was an exciting one and interesting and re.
suited in victory for Colora by a score OF
3to2
TUG OF WAR TO-DAY.
| The Elkton-North East game to be played
here today Is expected to be a lively one
and a big crowd is looked for. Harry Jobes
of Havre de Grace, who umpired the extra
game between Elkton and Chesapeake City
some weeks ago, will act in the like capacity
today. and fair play will be assured. The
| grand stands will be covered with canvas so
that ladies, who will ne admitted free today
and hereafter, may watch the contest with
comfort.
W. AMATEURS-PLEASA GROVE.
| The Washington Amateurs added another
victory to their list on June IS by defeating
the Pleasant Grove team by score Of II to s
| Following Is the score by innings
| W. Amateurs. ........0 / 4 0 0 0 8 XII
Pleasant Grove. ...... 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 l.