The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-07-02

Home runs-Ashmores and Kellog.
Three base hit-Spencer. Two base
hits-Kellog, Clayton and Weber.
Bases on balls-Off Wege, q; off DOH
erty, 8. Struck out-By Wege, 4; by
Doherty, 6. Double plays-Wege to
McGarvey; Wege to Spencer; Gibson
to Ashmore, to Gibson; McGarvey to
Ashmore Left on bases-Westmin-
ster, 3; Mount Airy, g.. Hit by pitch
ed balI-By Doherty, Haley; by Wege,
Bevans. Time of game-l.S5 um-
pire-Pensmith.
1t is entirely too warm to become
excited, even over game or pail, ana
therefore the best way 10 treat Weo-'
nesday's exhibition is 70 forget IT,
because the more you THINK OF II the
hotter you'll get There is consola-
ton in the fact that 1t was NOT our
regular team. Wege was not Win
us, and Reitz was not very eHectlVe.
The principal trouble, however, was
in right field. Herds errors were
costly, and sufficient in themselves TO
give the game to SykesVille. Barnhart
| covered first. but he is not Ashmore.
If Shipley had been put in to pitch
at the start, it is not likely that the
Westminster boys would have maze
as many runs as they did, They did
not appear able to do anything with
him, making but 3 hits in innings.
He undoubtedly saved the game 1or
his club because our boys were land
/ ing on Graham all right.
! The team will be in much Detter
shape tomorrow for the game with
Mt.Airy. A large crowd will come from
the mountain town to root for their
team, and all the Westminster rooters
| should be on hand to encourage the
home team.
Monday there will be two games,
morning and afternoon, with the Spar
rows Point Club of Baltimore.
Following is the score by innings:
First inning-Bedenkop drew
balls; Kellogg bunted and made first
on wild throw by Reitz; Burhman
out, Spencer. to Barnhart, Bedenkopp
scoring; Workman sent beauty to
center, bringing in Kellogg; Mellor
out, Reitz to Barnhart; Sunstrom
was passed; Collins out, fly to left.
Two runs.
Oursler got bad ones; Haley put
one over left field fence for 2 sacks;
McGarvey sent one to deep center,
scoring Ours1er and Haley; Spencer
bunted to Mellor, but was saved by
wild throw, McGarvey going home;
Gibson struck out; Smith bunted
safely; Barnhart struck out; Spencer
walked home ON passed ball; Heird
out, Graham to Sunstrom. Four
runs,
Second inning-Shriver made first
on a tumble by Haley; Graham walk
ed, and he and 'Shriver made double
steal; Badenkopp out, Spencer to
Barnhart, Shriyer scoring; Kellogg
drove one to center for bags, scor-
ing Graham; Burhman out, foul to
Gibson; Workmon struck out. Two
RUNS.
Reitz out, fly to Kellogg Oursler
4 safe oE high fiy to Bedenkopp, who
muffed it; Haley struck out; McGar-
vey out, Mellor to Sunstrom.
Third inning-Mellor sent fly to
Heird, who made bad muff and
, worse throw, Mellor landing on third
Sunstrom brought Mellor in with 9
, daisy-clipper to center; Collins out
Haley to Barnhrt, and thence to Sec
ond, catching Sunstrom, double play
Shfiver struck out. One run.
Spencer safe on infield hit, fumble6
by Kellogg; Gibson sacrificed; Smitf
ol1t fly to Collins; Barnhart out, Kel-
, lGgg to Sunstrom.
Fourth inning-Graham out, Reit1
tie Barnhart; Bodenkopp struck out;
Kellogg sent a sky-scraper into righ
, field; Burhman safe on a hot one
) down first-base line; Workmon pu
: one over the fence, scoring Kellogs
n and Buhrman; Mellor struck out. TWO
)il runs.
Heird out, Kellogg to Snnstrom;
Reitz pushed a 2-bagger into 1ef
: field; Oursler hit to center; Hale!
4 bunted safely, but ReitZ was caugh
4 at third; Haley and Oursler scoring
ON wild throw by Worknon; Nc
) sjGarvey out, fly to center. Two runs.
81 Fifth inning-Sunstrom out, fly tt
Spencer; Collins out, fly to Smith:
= Shriver out; McGarvey to Barnhart
, Spencer was passed. Gibson sen
| a nice one to left; Smith struck out
J, Barnhart out on long fly to center
N scoring Spencer; Ship1ey took Ora
hams place in the box, Heird strucl
= ltout. One run
!, Sixth inning -Shipley struck out,
> Bedenkopp out, McGarvey to Barn
hart, good pickup; Kellogg hit
, clipper to left; Burhman was hit b!
ball; Workmon out, Gibson to Barn
hart.
+ Reitz made the prettiest hit OF thu
, game driving the first ball pitched
into deep center; Oursler and Hale!
struck out; McGarvey got balls
? Spencer struck out.
= Seventh inning-Mellor put the frs
bail pitched over the fence; Sunstron
ditto, scoring Mellor; Collins out
, Reitz to Barnhart; Shriver out, fOu
to Gibson, after hard run; Shipley ou
at first. j.
Gibson out, fly to Mellor; Snaltt
out foul to Workmon; Barnhart hi
by ball; Heird out, fly to Mellor.
Eighth inning-Bedenkop struck
out: kellogg got 4 balls; Burh,
man out, fly to Heird; Werkmon seni
hot one to Haley, who 1nisjudged it
Kellogg scoring; Mellor put one II
right field, which Heird stop:
} ned but threw wild to catcher, scor-
ing Woramon; Sunstrom out, fly te
Barnhart. Two runs
} Reitz out, fly to Workmon; Ours1e1
} out. fly to Burhman; Haley made q
clean hit to left; McGarvey, balls;
Spencer out. fly to Bedenkopp
Ninth inning-Collins hit one over
fence; Shriver bunted between Reitz's
legs, but was out stealing second
Shipley rolled one into right field
scoring Collins: Bedenkopp drove ore
to Spencer, who touched Shipley and
threw the batter out at first. One