Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-08-17
BASE BILL.
Woodbury. defeated PaulsboFo s 10 s.

Saturday by defeating the Paulsboro team.
The large crowd from Paulsboro rooted
hard for victory but this was not to be, ,for
Willis was after revenge.
In the first inning Paulsboro went out ii
order. Lafferty famed, Short grounded
out to Willis and Hall grounded out 10
Pennington. Then for Woodbury., Davis
flied out to center. D Specie fled to second,
$. Specie reached first by hitting ground
er to second, Leibert drew base on balls
but Dopson grounded out to Miller, ending
the inning.
In the second inning Paulsboro again
went out in order, Miller flied ont 10
Willis aud both Enos and Welsh famed.
Woodbury. secured base on balls, Peters
grounded out to Laffersy and Pennington
and Willis famed, ending the second inn
ing
In the third inning the PauIsborc rooters
went nearly wild, for their team secured
three runs. Clark famed, johnson received
base on halls. Hates made a single,
Lafferty famed, and johnson scored Oh
Shorts grounder to third and Perringtonss
errors. Hall was then hit and Kates and
Short came home on Millerss hit to Peters.
Enos then died on grounder to Willis.
In the second half of the third inning Davis
drew base on balls but was thrown out
attempting to steal second. d. Speece waik-
ed, reached second on s. Speece's hit to
to right but both were left on base, for Lei
bert and Dopson both fied out to center
and short respectively
Woodbury. made neat double play ii
the fourth Welsh walked bus was doubled
up By Clarke's hit to second which Leibert
quickly threw to Specie vino then threw it
to OrNeil. johnson then hit an easy fiy to
center which Dopson gathered IN Wood
bury's turn for run making came III the
fourth. O'Neil drew base on balls, Peters
grounded to third but in attempting to
catch 0'Neil both runners were safe PERI
ington grounded to Kates who threw wildly
to first. Pennington being safe Willis then
to Miller who put out Pennington,
but @ Neil scored and when trying 20 catch
Peters at third, poor throw resulted in
run, for Peters scored. Davis then grounded
to Hates who again made an error. D.
Specie walked and both Willis and Davis
scored on Leiberts two bagger to left. Dop-
son then flied out to Miller, ending the
inning
In the fifth inning Kates singled to right,
but was thrown out trying to steal second.
Lafferty famed for the third time, and
Short died on a grounder to Speeee 0'Neil
opened the fifth for Woodbury. with triple
to left and Garrison, who took Peters place
made neat bunt scoring O'Neil and reach
ing first himself. Pennington then bunted
and reached first on Enos error. Willis and
Davis both famed but D. Specie his 70
second and scored both Garrison and PERI
ington. S.Speece then flied out to right.
In the sixth inning neither side scored
run. Hall for Paulsboro walked, went to
second ON MiIler's grounder to third, but
was thrown out at third attempting to steal.
Enos drew base on balls, but Welsh
tanned ending the first halt Of the inning
In Woodbury's half Of the sixth Leibert
tanned, Dopson reached FIRST on an error By
Enos, O'Neil grounded out to Miller and
Garrison famed.
Paulsboro secured their fourth run ii
Ihe seventh. Clark grounded to Specie but
reached first safely, johnson flied out Is
Pennington. Rates singled to center and
clark came home on Lafferty's groundsr
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lit a foul fly to first which Enos gathered