The Princeton union., 1907-05-23
WIN OUT
Foieys Defeated on Sunday Afternoon
In Contest Resulting in Score
of Eighteen to- Six.
twenty Vehicle Loads of Rooters 0o
Over to Foley to Witness the
Ball Game and Yell.

Ane oall game played on Sunday
between the Princetons and Foleys
upon the grounds of the latter proved
an easy victory for our. team. Fully
twenty vehicles loaded with baseball
enthusiasts went from this place to
Foley to witness the contest and were
more or less disappointed with the
outcome as they expected a close
game. The score was 18 to in favor
OF Princeton. A synopsis of the game
follows:
Princeton was the first to bat,
Walker and Davis striking out. Kin
kle was the next up and, picking out
one Of Latteral's inshoots, he landed
on it for home run. Cordiner was
thrown out at first. Foley started off
with two hits and scored two runs
on errors by Walker and Kinkle, Lat
teral went out on a foul to left field,
Strand was struck out and Burrows
thrown out at first.
In the first half of the second inning
Roos was hit by pitched ball, Smith
went to first on felders' choice and
the two worked the double steal and
scored on Marshall's single. Jesmer
got to first on balls and promptly
stole second, while Marshall went to
third. Phyle got life on first on a
passed ball and Marshall and Jesmer
scored on Walkers single. Davis
sacrificed. Kinkle struck out, while
Cordiner hit safe, scoring Phyle.
Roos struck out, ending the half. In
the second half Kasner, Nauman and
Strand were thrown out at first, being
unable to hit safely.
Foley scored one in the third on
Walkers failure to handle Kouche's
long fly to center field. No scoring
was done in the fourth, but Kinkle
started off the fifth with another home
run. Cordiner reached first on balls
and scored on Roos' double, while
Smith also reached first on balls,
Marshall hit safe, scoring Roos,
Jesmer secured a life on Nauman's
muf of his fly to left field, Smith and
Marshall scored on Phyle's fly to
center field, which White failed to
handle. Walker and Davis both placed
their hits where they could be handled
easily by the Foley team, Phyle scored
on Kinkle's single, Cordiner reached
first on Strands error and Roos was
struck out, retiring the side. Foley
drew goose egg in the second half.
In the first half of the sixth Smith
got to first base on balls, Marshall hit
safe and Smith went to third on Bur-
rows failure to return the ball to the
diamond. Kasner caught Jesmer's
foul, Phyle hit safely, scoring Smith
and Marshall; Walker was thrown out
at first and Phyle, who had advanced
to second, supposing that the side had
been retired, walked off his base and
was promptly put out Foley scored
one in the second half on errors by
Marshall and Kinkle. In the seventh
Lateral, not wanting to give Kinkle
another chance to hit, gave him first
on balls. Cordiner sacrificed, send
ing Kinkle to second, and Roos hit
safe, scoring Kinkle. In the second
half Kasner was given a base on balls
stole second, went to third on a
passed ball and was sent home on
Kouche's sacrifice.
Princeton did not score in the
eighth, but in the second half Mushel
went to first on balls, stole second
and scored on Latteral's double.
In the ninth Walker did not see any
of Latteral's curves that looked good,
SO waited and got free pass to first,
but he was put out at second on a
fielders' choice in handling Davis
grounder. Kinkle tried for another
home run, but did not quite get it over
the fence: however it was good for
two bases, as White failed to handle
it. Kinkle scored on Cordiner's
single and Cordiner was put out while
trying to steal third. Foley was un-
able to score.
Following is the line up and score
by innings: