The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-07-30
The score was five to nothing.
Medford will go to Haddonfeld n

Medford will go to Haddonfield next
Saturday.
Manager Lamb has signed Rhubart to
pitch at Bristol on Sunday.
New Egypt beat Pemberton, on Satur-
day, at the former place. The score was
10 2.
Riverton Athletics got 10 runs while
Camden Travellers were compelled to be
satisfied with 2.
There are several young players in this
neighborhood who could make good
showing If given chance.
There was game for charity in Moores-
town on Saturday, between the Married
and Single men, which resulted in favor
of the former-7 to 4.
Hoffman, the handy shortstop of Mount
Holly, played pretty nearly the whole
game on Saturday. He had five outs, five
assists, and made the only hit of bis team.
Klein has been signed by Florence for
the balance of the season. In addition to
being good twirler he is fine fielder
and is all over the infield when necessary.
Burlington suffered defeat at the hands
of Riverside on Saturday. The score was
2 to 0. Sweeney, who has been doing
good work for Beverly, was in the box for
Burlington, but the visitors had no diff
Guilty in finding him.
The Mount Holly men have played like
a lot of doped men the past three games.
The squeeze play" simply dazed them
and both times it was worked on them
two runs were the result. On Saturday
one man scored and Dobbins held the ball
and looked at fellow run in from second.
If Cheeseman, third base for Florence,
would get hair cut and keep his mouth
shut during the game he might some day
make a ball player. Cheeseman, the
shortstop, does not have much to say but
when the ball goes into his territoryit is a
sure goner.
Vincentown got back to its old ways on
Saturday and gave Columbus a great
trouncing, the score being 81 to 0.
Cheeseman pitched great game for Vim
centown, the visitors getting but three
hits, while the home team piled up 10 on
Dubell.
Next to their joy in defeating Mount
Holly the Florence team got great salts
faction in Burlington's downfall. 1t is
hard to tell whether Florence feels
hardest against Mount Holly or Burling-
ton. Next Saturday the latter will go to
Foundrytown and there will be game
for blood, with the chances in favor of
Florence.
Medford had a good game on Saturday,
when it defeated Riverton-P Palmyra. The
latter had a pitcher who has gained
considerable praise for his work with the
Atlantic City team. His name is Gaiser.
But Medford had better man-Ellis.
He held the visitors down to three hits
and struck out 16 men. Medford played
its celebrated squeeze play" in the fifth
inning and scored three runs. all it got in
the game. Riverton got one run in the
eighth inning. GUSTS umpired and gave
the satisfaction that always follows his
rulings.
In addition to shutting Mount Holly
out on Saturday, Florence practically put
the team out of business. After the game
manager Lamb released all of the players
He said he was tired of paying a lot of
men to simply stand in the field and re-
turn the balls sent to them by the oppos-
ing team, he wanted players who could
hit Next Saturday he will form team
to play an engagement with Bristol and
after that he will possibly go out of the
business. We don't blame him. Personal
experience gives good insight into the
troubles-fnancial and otherwise-of a
base ball manager; he pays the freight
and has troubles of his own.