The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-07-20

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send too many down on passes, and thu
pitcher took chances on Fred's hitting thu
ball. The latter accepted the offer, anC
sent stinger to 6shoenut, striking th'
latter on the ankle, making 1t impossible
for him to field the ball, and filing th'
bases. R. PARCEL hit one to left which
was caught ON the fly, but Frost scored
Heevner hit for two bases, scoring Pea
cock and Perkins, but he was left a
second by NJ. Parcel going out at first
Great roofing on the Mount Holly side
and silence on the Medford line.
Second inning Hoffman out at first
and Phifer struck out. This looked easy
with two men out, but Killmer was sem
down on balls and at once stole second
getting there safely on a high throw by
Frost. Schoenut landed one In left field
on which Killmer scored. c. Davis SEN
long one to centre field and tried to get
to third on it, but the ball was quickly re
layed to shortstop and third base and
Davis was out. Schoenut crossed the
plate and the umpire decided he got In
before the out was made and the rur
counted. More joy for Medford.
Mount Holly's half was short Lindsay
and Goodbrod were put out at first, Nc.
Clure being caught on fly ball.
Third inning-Hopkins led off with 9
two-base hit and it looked as if something
would be doing, but Braddock and E.
Davis struck out, and Hamilton died al
first. Mount Holly did not fare much
better. Frost struck out, Peacock out al
first Perkins sent a beauty out for three
bases, but was left at third by r. PARCEL
going out at first.
Fourth inning-Hoffman and Phifer
were thrown out at first. Killmer got to
the first bag safely, but schoenut did not
and the inning was over. For Mount
Holly HeeYner was the first man up. He
was hit by the pitcher but the umpire
would not allow him to take his base,
claiming the hit might have been avoided.
This seemed to take the vim out of
Heevner, who sent pop fly which was
caught by Schoenut. M. Parcell's long
hit was captured in left field. Lindsay
got ree-bagger Mcclure was next to
the bat, and contrary to the expectations
of the crowd, he got q nice hit to centre
field which scored Lindsay. Goodbrod
struck out This tied the score, to the
qualification of Mount Holly.
Fifth inning Medford was not dis
mayed and felt that the game was still
theirs. G. DaYis struck out. Hopkins
hit one to right field which looked good
for two bases, but Perkins was on hand
and prevented the runner from getting
past first. He started for second and
would have been an easy out, but Good
brod dropped the ball thrown to him.
Braddock was sent down on balls. Ham
ilton got hit which let Hopkins in. E.
Davis was out on a fly to centre. Roff
man hit to left and Braddock scored
Phifer out on fly to the catcher. Med
ford people were wild again as two runs
were scored, and their side was two in the
lead.
Frost was up and made one of hi
pretty hunts which ran along the first bass
line in such a manner that Whitley
could not field 1t and the runner was safe
Charley Peacock then lifted high one tt
centre field. There had been several sen
to that territory which the fielder coult
not handle, and this one looked perfectly
safe, but Hamilton stuck up his left hant
and the ball simply stuck to his glove
Frost had crossed second and started TO
third. He ran back and got to frs
safely. Medford then tried the fifth o
July gag and declared Frost did not toucl
second on his way back. The umpire wa
not like Gusts, however, he said he dit
not see the movement of the runner, blu
was watching the ball. and he refused t.
allow the claim of Medford. AS fac
Frost did touch the base, as he wa
watched by several spectators who ex
pected to hear Medford make a claim
Frost succeeded later in stealing second
Perkins hit one which was desired by tw
men in the field, neither of whom got ii
and Frost scored. R. PARCEL out at first
The man running for Perkins was caugh
trying to get home on the hit
Sixth inning. -Killmer hit to right fell
and made first. Schoenut was throw
out at first by the pitcher. Killmer wen
for third and Peacock tried to get him bu
threw high and Killmer scored. c. Davi
made a two-bagger. but Hoffman an
Braddock were caught on fly balls to LEI
field.
Mount Holly thought it about time t
be doing something and they started II
for keeps. Heevner led off for two bases
followed by NJ. PARCEL, whose hit to lei
scored Heevner. Lindsay sacrificed an
M. PARCEL got to second. Mcclure sen
one to the shortstop. who fumbled it, an
the runner was safe on first, PARCEL gel
ting to third, scoring on Goodbrod's hi
Peacock sent beauty out to right field
on which Mcclure scored. Peacock keI
right on and the ball was thrown to thir
base to catch him but 1t went over th
baseman's head, and Peacock came home
Perkins looked dangerous to Whitley,
who gave him a pass to first and b
promptly and safely stole second. +
Parcel got hit, but 1t did not do hiI
any good as Heevner ended the inning b
a pop fly. When the boy In charge of th
scoreboard had made his figures the tot'
for that inning was five ruus. Mour
Holly shouting, Medford very quiet.
Seventh inning Hamilton and Hof
man struck out, e. Davis out at frs
Then Medford made change an
''Whitey" was sent out to rest In cent?
field and Hamilton was put In tI
pitchers box His first act was to sen
I'M. PARCEL to first on balls. Lindsa
struck out. Mcclure hit one to Il
pitcher who caught M. PARCEL at secon'