The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-08-22
BASE BALL.
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DoYLESrowN LAMBERryTLLE.
The game on the Doylestown A. A.
grounds between Doylestown and
Lambertyllle on Thursday afternoon
ended In dispute in the sixth inning
over a decision of the umpire and
Lambertyille at once left the field.
Umpire Mcconnell then awarded the
game to Doylestown by the score of
to 0.
The game was very pretty contest,
the actual score standing at / TO 0 in
favor of Lambertville, with Doyles-
town IN fair way of securing one or
more runs in tue sixth. Lambertvile
cred their run in the fourth inning
when Schilsky hit to left field for II
base, was sacrificed to second by Loos
and went home ON Wilson's two-bag
ger, Just out of reach of Fielder Sieg-
Ter.
When Doylestown went to the bat
in the sixth Siegler struck ont, but
Daniels reached first ON Gudbrod's
tumble at second. He stole second.
but was caught off the bag when A.
| Miller drove weak grounder to
Pitcher Loos. With two out W. Mil
Ter made beautiful drive To right
field sending A. Miller to third, and
ON the next pitch W. Miller stole sec
ond. Clark then hit hard grounder
! to Shortstop Wilson, who threw the
ball Wild to first. Helverson stepped
several feet off the bag, caught the
ball and it was nip and tuck between
the runner as to which touched the
bag first. Umpire Mcconnell gave
the runner the benefit of the doubt
and called him safe, In the play both
Millers scored.
lambertyille Immediately left the
field.
ertNille...,,..,.........0 / 0 0 al
Doylestown ..........,..,.o . 0 . >.
HoPEwELL- LAMBERTVIILE.
Hopewell may be despised tail
ender and may not cut much ice in the
Delaware Valley League race, but
they have braced UP aud woe be TO
the team that now crosses the path of
that aggregation. Giving them a
plentiful supply of nerve tonic doc"
Pierson shipped his charges to Lam
bertville Saturday and before the
nerve tonic ran out they had Lam
bertville beaten. 1t all happened IN
the first inning, bad one usually
for Lambeftyille, and the final fig
ures were to /
Forgetting the first inning the con
test was very good one, but my that
was n bad beginner. Lambertville is
credited with three misplays. All
We're made in this session. Chiloott
opened up the meeting with single.
Rogers fumbled Ortons grounder,
then threw wildly to Goodbrod nj
second to catch Chilcott. The latter
seeinglthird was open continued his
journey and Goodbrod threw the ball
over the fence IN an attempt 10 catch
him at third. orion scored also. b.
Chileott singled aud Wilson erred on
Tull's hit, which put Ghilcott ON
third Parkes scored both men with
his single. Pierson hit to Rogers
and double play resulted. Bennett
was passed, but Williams breezed.
After this inning llopewelI did mol
have a chance, but they made good
what chance they did have aud vic
| tory perched on their banner. Lam
bertville scored in the frat VIII OF
Dooling WAS given complimentary
Helverson WAS hit and Sehilsky
singled. The same three caused
LambertylIIe's second run in the
fifth. Dooling once more walked,
Helverson singled aud Chilcott erred
on Schilsky's grounder.
I.amberts lle=........l o . q I o o o o.,
Hopewell =..........l u U q q o 0 u %
Struck out-By Loos, 3; by Mlliken, ; Bias,
on balls-Oh Loos, j; OF Millkeu. &. Hit by
pitched ball -llelyerson, Wilson, Rogers
Umpire konover. Time of eHme-ll 33m
Attendant =a00
Standing of the Clubs