Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-05-24

He Deity Stole Base; So Was
Mr.. Ramsay Lauded, Though He
Got a Swollen Face-The Fans
Were Not Defrauded, for They
Viewed a Mighty Close Race.
Despite the fact that one high
school teacher has badly swollen
face and number of the others feel
stiff and sore today, they are wearing
smile. Their happy looks are at
tributed to the fact that they, togeth-
er with a number of principals from
grammar schools in the city, defeat
ed the high school baseball team to-
the tune of 9 to 8 yesterday after
noon at Amusement Park. The
game, which was interesting from
the first ball to the tanning out Of
Slobodien in the last inning, was
watched by a large crowd.
In the opening inning, with the
pedagogues to the bat, Williamson
hit first-baser. Davis and Sheppard
both famed. In the high school
teams half, St. John sent one to the
pitcher but on an error gained first
base. Following St. John came An
derson, who famed. Meanwhile st.
John, who had stolen third, made a
run on an error. Both teams made
a run in this inning.
In the second inning KleinhanS
famed. st. John held on to fly by
Lloyd, and, by double play, Wilson
was put out on second. In this in
ming Ellie knocked three-bagger.
Toolin famed. With Nable and Ellie
on bases, Klein made a hit that
brought in two runs. No runs were
made by the faculty in this inning.
At the beginning of the third in
ming Hitzelberg got to first base on
an error, and later reached home
plate on another error. Williamson
famed. Ramsay was hit on the left
cheek with the ball by Maher and
walked, and one side of his face soon
afterward swelled to almost twice its
normal size. Slobodien famed.
Shultz made a run on error by third
baseman. Ellie walked. Klein and
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runs.
Fourth inning: Lloyd famed, and
the teachers got no runs. st. John
and Anderson famed, and Shultz
sent Texas Lacquer into the field.
No runs.
Fifth inning: Hulse and Williams
son famed, and the faculty scored
L.,
Dagger into left field. Sheppard
caught fly by Klein and two were
put out. No runs.
Sixth inning: Wilson famed and
.lleinhans walked to first. The prin-
cipal of the high school took off his
coat at this point and exhibited his
skill at base stealing. Sheppard
reached third and with two other
men on base and Lloyd at the bat, he
was forced home as Lloyd walked.
Two runs. st. John famed, and two
other swats were made. No runs.
Seventh inning: Williamson walk
ed In stealing second the bag slid
out into the field and he was touched,
but Umpire Shull declared him safe.
In stealing third he commenced to
take the bag with him. Davis was
run off second and Lloyd famed. and
was followed by Hitzelberg, who also
whipped the breeze. In this inning
two runs were made by the high
school team and three by the faculty.
In the beginning of the eighth i'm
ming Lloyd ate up skyscraper, and
Davis likewise smothered Toolin's
effort. Klein pushed the breeze
thrice. On a close decision at home
the umpire declared Maher out. The
high school players put up mighty
| holler, but Umpire Shull couldn't see
) it their way. No runs.
: Ninth inning: Shultz relayed
Davis's attempt to Slobodien ahead
4 of the runner. Lloyd out. Toolin
1 got foul tip where his chest pretect-
| or ought to have been and Shultz
took his place. Hitzelberg out. No
runs. Sheppard caught Anderson'a q
fly. Shultz famed. Slobodien fan-
ned. No runs.
The score by innings:
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