The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27
tOlDRA Elm TON.

Tire to!ora- Elkton game WAS delayed
ny !atr arrival of the visitors train and
was cut Sl1rt by rain in the sixth inning
FOR the i've games played it wa>S one Of
'he hnest contests of the season. Elk
ION : battery work WAS perfect Nc
NehneH retired the first nine battorS in
"liS' TWO, three order. the tenth was field
ed out at first. the next two struck out
TWO more went out at first and the next
struck out total of - strike outs and
rome of fifteen battrrs reaching first in
flv@ innings. But four players handled
the ball, pitcher. catcher, first and Sec
oh,i baSemcn. not II hit was made by the,
visitors NOT an erIwr by the home team.
'o!ora was i'll poor form but WAS ut Nc
kenney's mercy. Following is the score
by innings
Elktch ..................2 q D %
oiora .................. % 0 90
Sacrifice hits-Cooper and Denny.
Earned rIns-Elkton. l.. Left on bases,
-Ekton, .. Struck out-By McKenney.
II; McCardell, 3; Caldwell, l. Umpire
Oscar HumcS. Time of ganle-55
minutes. Features of the game-Fine
pitching of McKenney.
RISING SI'N-CHESAPEAKB CITY
Reynolds pitched his usual fine game
on Saturday against Chesapeake City
and received perfect support. Watson
also pitched n remarkable game for the
visitors. but was poorly caught by
f'rentlsrs. Otherwise Chesapeake fielded
well. The feature of the game was a
fine catch of a foul fly by Richards.
Brckley did some good work at second.
Reynolds made three of Rising SUMS
four hits. Riae got the other, which
was timely two Dagger. Pitcher Wat
son and Sagers We're the only ones to
hit safely for Chesapeake, getting ono
each. Following is the score by innings:
Rising Sun. .....1 q . o o Ox-5
Chesapeake ....O o 0 o o 900 IL
Earned un-Chesapeake. /. Two
base hits-Rialc. Watson First base
on ballS-Ohf Reynolds. 1; Watson, 2.
Struck out-By Reynolds. 10: Watson,
:. Hit by pitched bal-Devon. .; II.
Graves. Double play-Hall- Brickley-
Devon. Umpir,.-Cole.
BALDWIN-NORTH EAST.
The WcavelS bit the dust at North
East on Saturday when Wilson allowed
them but three hits and struck out IL
batterS i'll the eight innings that were
played. But one of the visitors reached
third. Following is the score by innings:
North East. .....:} 0 l o 4 3 0 XII
Baldwin .........O o 0UOO %
Earned runs-North East, 6. Two
base hits-Whitc. Rose, Herbert Wilson.
Left on hasc's-North East, s; Baldwin,
1. Struck out-By Wilson. -: Jackson,
.. Wild ptch-.Jackson. Hit by ball
Oglc. Herbert Wilson. Umpir,.-Jones.
Time of game-1.3O. Features of the
game-ltunning catch by Kay; fielding
of Jim Biddle.
PORT -PERRYVILLE.
Pelryyilc found Harris. the Port De-
post twirlCr dead easy" in the game
on Saturday and Bradfcld gave the visl
itols but three singles. per1yville had
the best Of the fielding but the pitchers
scored but few strike outs. Following is
the score by innings:
Pcrryville ........7 . > o o I'll
Fort Deposit. .......l d > o q / 3
Earned runs-Pcrryville 1. Two base
hits-MackinSon. Cochran. Three base
hit-Bradfeld. Stolen bases-Pcrryville
); Port Deposit, ,. Left on bases-Per-
ryville. >: Port Deposit. l. Struck out
BY BlHdfeld. {: Harris. :. Base on
balls-By Bradiicld. 1. I'mpirpIico.
Warner.
Elkton will play its third game in the
trophy series with the leaders in the
race ut Rising Sun ON Monday. Scptcm-
Der =. \ special train will be secured
so THAT Elkton r~otcrs will he able to
reach the grounds as well us all others
interested. The special will connect at
Perryvillc with train II. leaving Elkton
at 1874 p. m.
North East has signed NIackie, Elk
toms late short stop. who has been re-
leased
Johnson. ElktonS third baseman. re-
leased has signed with Port Deposit and
will play against Elkton today at Port
Deposit.
Appleton defeated Kemblcvillc on the
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