Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-07-12

| grounds IN the presence OF gOoa croNa-
Chew A. A. never made run until the
eighth inning when they scored two. Bases
on balls and stolen bases seem to be the
order Of the day. The scorer:
Woodbury. 100000 x3
Chew A. a. 10000 90 2 0-2
Mantra defeated the Fayette A. G. on
Saturday in a one-sided contest by score
Of % to o. House, Of Mantua, only allowed
three hits, and this with but one erroE
behind him, made the game an easy one.
In the presence Of a large crowd Of root
ers. Williamstown defeated Clayton on Sat
urday on the latter's grounds by score Of
8 to 2. The game was hotly contested
throughout, both pitchers Queen and Hall
man being in fine shape, allowing but four
hitseach. Clayton went in the air in the
fifth, and three runs were the result Of the
errors The score:
Clayton. 0 o 0 Q 2-2
Wiiliamstown, 5000 O 0 0 0-3
Millyille defeated st. Luke's, Of Phila
delphia, on Saturday by the following SCORES
ST. Luke's 12 90 90 Q 0-3
Miilyille. 031 0 0 x-10
Avondale on Saturday defeated Glouces-
ter 8 to5. The SCORE:
| Avondale. 00002 80 1-9
! f.loneester. 1 0 2 o 2--6
! In hotly contested game on Saturday,
Paulsboro defeated Gibbstown by the score
Iof a to3 The SCORE;
Paulsboro, oooo21o1-A
Gibbstown. O0O0 FL O 0-3
Pisman was defeated on Saturday in the
first inning by number of errors By the
/ Wynnefeld team Of Philadelphia. The
score:
Pitman, @ Q 9 o Gov 1-zS
| Wynnefeld. 500010 0 0--6
The Philadelphia Giants proved their
4 superiority to Atlantic City on Saturday to
the tune Of 8 TO 8. The score:
Giants, - x-o
Atlantic City. 0003 90 0 O 0--S
Camden shut out Florence, the leaders in
the Burlington County League to 0 on
Saturday. The score:
ICamden. $4,000 x-7
Florence. 90 O 0 0 0 90
By the score Of / to 0 the Woodbury.
Country Club s'skeeters' defeated the
Clayton 'sgiants at the Woodbury. grounds
yesterday afternoon. II was a splendid
game, the kind shat is not often seen, and
the kind that people will go miles to wit
ness. It was all Dopson. He is the Wood
bury pitcher, you know. By superb work
be held the down county boys to three hits,
one in the first, one in the fourth and one
in the fifth innings. By his timely single
4 with two on bases in the eighth, he sent
yopeuing across the rubber with the run
that won the game. So we'll did Dopson
pitch that but three men faced him in each
of five innings, and the other four only four
men stood at bat in each. That is pitch
ing. Queen did good work for Clayton, but
three hits being made off him, one OF which
was buns. The only tally was made IN
the eighth Voegeding walked. The next
4 two were easy outs. Edwards walked and
IDopson lined one by Queen so fast that that
worthy gentleman had 30 chance to get It,
the ball going over second, and baseman
ssyoge' coming down the last lap as if
chased by an Apache with drawn toma-
hawk. The day was fine and the crowd
fair. The score-
Woodbury., Q 90 o Q Q 0-l
CLAYTON, o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Millyille shut out Westville s to 0 Mon
day. Miller pitched good ball for West
vile, but his team mates had eight errors.
Clayton won from Williamstown Monday
liz TO S. Both pitchers were hit pretty
4 heavily, and both teams had plenty Of
errors, which made it poor contest
The Country Clubs schedule is nearing
completion and list Of the games on hand
at the presents date is given below, winch
|it would be well TO out out and save, and
then you will know who will be next to
meet defeat by our team,
THE G. G. sHEDULE.
July Chester at Woodbury..
1S Woodbury. at Millville.
6 81 -Riyerton- Palmyra at Woodbury..
"a Woodbury. at Clayton