The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-07-10
Base Ball Notes.

AluJOH was oiNn Oh RoeAAN0J. NN"A-SA
caught
Rosebud A. c. beat White Hill, on Sat
urday. Score A to l.
The Relief A. G.. of Mount Holly,
defeated Burlington by the score of IL
to 10.
Joe Wolfrom was on second base fol-
Mount Holly, ON Saturday, and took every
thing that came his way.
The Y. M. G. A. Field Club, of Palmy-
ra, beat Burlington Field Club on Satur-
day, by the score of is to IL.
Medford will play on the High street
grounds, on Saturday. The home team
will have to brush up or it will be another
go-down.
Manager Lamb had two imported players
on the team on Saturday, but they were
not of much account He is looking for
two new men.
The Navy, of Mount Holly, went to
Beverly on Saturday, and was defeated
by the Y. M. G. A at that place. The
score-12 to 6.
The Foundry team, of Burlington,
strengthened its hold on first place in the
Burlington county league, by defeating
Bristol A. A. by the score of 6 to 1.
Medford and Florence had two sharp
contests on the Fourth. In the morning
Medford shut out the visitors by the score
of / to 0. In the afternoon Florence re-
turned the compliment, the score being 3
too.
The Mount Holly Y. M. G. A. was
scheduled to play the Medford team at the
Andersonyille grounds on the morning OF
the Fourth. They failed to appear, and,
under the rules of the County Y. M. G. A.
league, the game was awarded to Mount
Holly,
The throwing to second base by Beakey,
Smithville's catcher, was feature OF Sat
urdays' game. Only two men reached
that base and four were thrown out.
Prior to the game the Mount Holly play.
ers were given the tip not to be afraid to
steal second, as anybody could do it, but
the tip seems to have been out of gear.
1t took ten innings for the Shepherd
A. c., of Florence, to down the Mount
Holly Y NJ. G. A. on Saturday, the
score being 10 to 8. Green, the Florence
pitcher. made an exhibition of himself IL
the ninth inning after the Mount Holly
BOYS had tied the score, by leaving the
box and refusing to continue to play
A substitute was put in and the game
finished
The Diamond Field Club, which was tt
have played base ball at Mount Holly or
Wednesday, did not show up, having can
celed the contract ON Friday. This pu
manager Lamb in bad shape, but he got t.
work and soon had another team engaged
1t was the Northeast, of Philadelphia, anC
it PLAYED two games in the afternoon
Resulting in victory for Mount Holly
the score being to 6. and IL to l. Jacl
Gillian piched one game and did exceed
ingly well.
Other games on the Fourth OF July were
New Egypt, Is. Columbus, 1. first game
New Egypt, II, Columbus, 0, secont
game Foresters, of Riverton. II
| Tonopah Reserves. 3; Tonopah, 3
Foresters, 0. Moorestown Y M. G. A.
10, Mount Holly Y. M G. A., g. Delanc
A. A., 10, Riverside A. A., 2. Grub, 9
Bloomsdale, 2. Foundry, Burlington, 9
Burlington Field Club, Z. White Hill, 8
Florence, 8. Bordentown, Z, Y. M
C. A, 1.
Florence went to Camden, on Sal
urday, and suffered q shutout at tn
hands of Camden Rhubart was touche
up for IS hits. Nothing gave Perkins, q
Camden, when he was member of tn
Mount Holly team, more pleasure than t
aid In defeating Florence. On Saturda
he had his batting stick with him and
got a single, double and home run b
over the left field fence. This last PEI
! Torrance brought the crowd to its fee
as a drive over the left field fence at Can
den is long hit. The score was to O.
The celebration of Independence Day
, Vincentown was given over entirely
morning and afternoon baseball games b
: tween Vincentown and Medford Athlet
! Association. The attendance at the afte
! noon game was the largest ever witnesst
! in this village. Medford won the mornir
game, the score being to 0, both runs b
q ing captured in the second inning. tt
;. batteries for Vincentown were Darwoo
q pitcher; Alloway catcher; for Medfor
q E. Carter, pitcher, E. Wills, cate
err. By punching hits Vincentov
redeemed herself in the afterno'
the score being four runs in favor of vi
:. centown with two to Medford's cred
u Vincentown secured three runs in the sc
enth inning and one In the eighth. Me
ford one In the third and one in the tift
r, The batteries for the afternoon were Ki
y pitcher, Alloway, catcher for Vincentoy
and Fifer pitcher and E. Wills catcher
II Medford.
IS Smithville resumed its winning sire
'e on Saturday by defeating Mount Holl
D. At the end of the fifth inning the sec
lc was to in favor of Mount Holly.
As the sixth Smithville scored two, putti
g them even. In the eighth Mou
Holly got three more and the crowd /
N up a wild cheer at the situation, but t
s. ioy was soon turned to dismay VIII
t. Smithville, at their turn at bat, knock
e. Parker's curves all over the field q
ne when the smoke cleared away they b
or secured six runs and had won the gan
!, one run for each side being the total OF t
" ninth inning The score at the close v
y, Smithville, Is, Mount Holly, 10. All
ar Smith pitched for Smithville and did go
re work. Parker was in the box for Mot
ry Holly and plainly showed that he is l
ip good for more than one game we
ed There seems to be a fatality for MOI
Is Holly in the last three innings, when o.
he confidence or carelessness seems to Il
he hold of the players. 1t was in this part
", the game that Pemberton got in its w
c's to the extent of almost defeating Mo-
Holly.