Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-07-11

On Friday last the baseball club from
Middietown came across the hills early
in the morning to Lewistown where they
halted and played a game with the Lew
istown club, winning the game by score
of to l.
In the afternoon they came to Thur
mont to play a return game with the
club at this place; the game being called
at 2:3O O'Clock. AS usual the visitors
went to the bat, Crone batting first. He
failed to locate the ball and struck out,
as did also Wise and Mock. Rouzcr for
the home team beat the ball to first,
Creeger hit the ball safe, but Rouzer
died at second Birely followed with hit
and Eyler's long drive to center was
caught and Birely made out at second,
thus ending the first inning neither side
scoring.
In the second Grove opened with hit
for two bases, and scored by Coblcntz'
drive to left being muffed, Pontius went
out at first and Coblentz scored on an
other error, Alexander following scored
while Wilhide and Thomas struck out.
For the home team Wisotzkey was given
base on balls and Beard hit for two
bases, but Wisotzkey was caught at third,
Matthias struck out, Reed hit the ball safe
and Stoner went out at first.
Third inning, Crone struck out, Wise
got base on balls, Mock went out at
first, Grove reached first on an error and
Coblentz struck out. Rouzer hit to C en-
ter which was taken care of and was out,
Creeger hit safe and scored on Birely's
hit, Eyler was caught out on a high foul
ball and Wisotzkey struck out.
Fourth inning Pontius hit, Alexander
and Wilhide struck out, Thomas hit safe
scoring Pontius and Crone went out at
first. Beard failed to get to first before
the ball, Matthias hit, Reed out at first
and Stoner struck out.
In the fifth Wise was out at first, Mock
got base on balls and scored on Groves
drive to left which failed to stay with
the fielder, Coblentz struck out, Grove
scored and Pontius made the third out.
Rouzer hit the ball and tried to reach
third and was out, Creeger fouled out,
Birely hit to deep center, the ball land
ing in about foot of mud and water,
and made the circuit safe, Eyler hit safe
and Wisotzkey went out at first.
The sixth was opened by Alexander
who got base on balls, Wilhide struck
out and Thomas went out at first, Crone
lit the ball scoring Alexander, Wise was
hi, by ball, Mock reached first on error,
Crone and Wise scoring, Grove hit and
Mock scored, Coblentz struck out. Ma
thias, Heed, Stoner and Rouzer hit safe
and Creeeer followed with another safe
hit, Birely reached first and Creeger was
caught at third, Eyler out at first, Flea
gle taking Wisotzkey's place went to
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