The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-08-27


Donald scored ON lsom Jones hit be-
tween first and second; Jones wrenched
his ankle and Campbell was placed on
the bag to take the run, going to
second.
SECOND INNING.
Corinth: Dudley sent an easy one to
third; Greene drove one to Gus who
shot it to first in time; Howse sent one
to center.
Greenwood: Wells gets life at firrt
on error; Monaghan tries to lose one,
but nothing stirred. Mitchell hits
safe, sending Wells to second; McDon-
aid gets to first on fielder's choice;
Mitchell flies out to second; Welch
strikes out.
THIRD INNING.
corinth: David made poor attempt
to hit safe; Willett couldn't solve Bob's
delivery; Cox sent new drop to cen.
ter.
Greenwood; Dodson opens with q
two bagger; Mitchell drew a sacrifice
Metts tries to buck with znke; Ben
ham scored Dodson with timely tap;
Benham chases around on errors; Wells
closes the deal with wriggling twister
to second.
FOURTH INNING
corinth: AL Henry could do was to
fly out to center; Pope made serious
mistake and got hit; chastant also
hit; Dudley flew out to Bennie Mitchell
and Green died on an infield fiv.
Greenwood: Monaghan and Bob
Mitchell opened the pot with two hits
of kind. Mcdonald bucks and scored
both on a stiDging two-bagger. Welch
did the sacrificing stunt: Dodson scored
Mcdonald ON a long fly to deep center;
Mitchell was given first on error and
was also given seconds Metts then i'm
posed upon little David for a hit that
scored Mithell. Benham then ended
the massacre with liner to second.
FIFTH INNING.
gorinth; Howse lines one to second;
Parker thought he could hit Bob, but
the thought was the only thing that
happened. Willet flied to third.
Greenwood: Wells hit the first ball
Sadie Parker but over the pan for
safe one; Monaghan sacrificed; Mitchell
famed, and Mcdonald didn't try to do
much,
SIXTH INNING.
Greenwood: Welch flew out to short,
Dodson was disappointed on getting to
first; Mitchell was given life on error.
but Wells couldn't help the future OF
the country just at that moment.
SEVENTH INNING.
Corinth: Green flew to Benham who
squeezed it; Howse sent a sorry one to
second; Parker died at first a la Nc
D.,nald.
Greenwood: Bonham few out; Wells
waited for four wide ones; Monaghan
got life on error advancing Wells to
third. Both were advanced a base:
another error sent Wells home, Mona
CHAN showing his noodle by drawing q
throw to second to let Wells go home.
Mitchell missed three dinkies.
EIGHTH INNING.
Corinth: Willett, the Grenada
grandad, hit for two bases; Cox flew to
center; Henry hit, advancing Wiliett to
third; Pope flew to short; Chastant was
hit by wild pitch: Dudley proved easy
picking when he sent loblolly to
Metts.
Greenwood: Mcdonald went out at
first in short order; Welch beat out an
other bunt, while Dodson was waiting
for four wide ones, stole second and
third, but he was caught in an excit-
ing race between third and home pan;
Dodson scored on Mitchell's hit, Mitch
ell scored on Metts three Dagger; Ben
ham scored Metts on single; Wells
and Monaghan ended the slaughter,
NINTH INNING.
Corinth; Green and Parker easy
! outs at first. Howse also famed.
Record for Mitchell.
San Antonio, Tex, Aug. 21-Willie
Mitchell, pitcher for the San Antonio
Fexas League club, today In q game
with Galveston, struck out twenty
men in nine inning game. He estab-
biished record for successive innings
up to the last. Mitchell comes from
the Mississippi A. & M. College.
The southpaw used world Of speed
and perfect control all the time. re.