The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-23
|MORRISTOWN
WINS In NINTH
Defeats the Caldwell Field Club
on Saturday BY the Score
Of Eight to Seven.
LACEY WAS IN GOOD FORM

Ol SATURDAY dD ope0uWoll nolQ UDe
Morristown A. A. added another VIC
tory to their string 1t was like this
In the first inning Doyle singled, ad-
vanced to second when Smith fumbled
Maloney's grounder and scored on
West S single, Holton famed, Barrett
was out W. Speer to Todd, and Mar
key was easy, Benz to9Todd.
In the second inning Benz got base
on balls. Babcock singled to right and
when Sturgis threw the ball wild and
it rolled over past third Benz scored
and Babcock was anchored on third.
Beck and Todd famed. Maloney let
a. Speer's grounder go between his
legs and Babcock scored. Van Orden
ended this session by the Doyle Ma
loney route.
Smiths grounder went through Bar
rett in the fifth inning and the runner
advanced base on d passed ball by
Ahles. w. Speer skyed to Markey.
DeOamp singled and Smith crossed
the pan. Benz hit to Barrett and De-
Camp was out, Barrett to West. Benz
stole second and scored on Babcock's
single. Beck was safe on Maloney'S
error. Todd singled and Babcock
scored, Beck was thrown out by West
to Doyle endingsthe inning. =
The Morristown boys went to the
bat in their half of fifth and scored
one run. Doyle got a base on balls
Maloney was safe on DeCamp's error.
West singled and scored Doyle, Ma
loney going to third. Hol5on got first
on tielder's choice. Maloney being
caught Smith to DeCamp to Babcock
to Smith and Babcock finally getting
the put out. Barrett went out, Smith
TO Todd.
1t was in the sixth inning that the
locals got busy and tied the score.
Markey was safe on Benzs error.
Sturgis sacrificed. A hles walked
Lacey got first when he hit grounder
to DeCamp, who touched Markey.
Doyle singled, sending Ahles home
and Lacey to third. Maloney walked.
West singled, scoring Lacey and Doyle.
DeCamp and Todd put out Holton
Lacey hit. W. Speer in the sixth.
DeCamp got first when Barrett let
West throw get away from him while
making a play to get w. Speer, who
scored. Benz famed. DeCamp stole
second. Barrett and Maloney put out
Babcock. Beck lined out to West.
Barrett fiyed out to H. Speer in the
seventh. Markey got base on balls.
Sturgis hit to W. Speer and was out
pitcher to Todd. Ahles comes to the
plate with his bat in hand and deter
mined look in his eyes, the opposing
pitcher pitches him one he likes and
he swings his bat around and connects
with it, the ball goes between centre
and left field and Ahles circles the
bases bringing Markey home ahead OF
him. DeCamp and Todd put Lacey
out.
Todd struck out in the eighth and
FL. Speer foul fiyed to Doyle. With
two down and no one on base VanOr-
den hit one to West, who heaved the
ball in the bushes past Maloney and
VanOrden scored on the error. Smith
walked and w. Speer famed.
In the eighth Doyle, Maloney and
West went out in succession. Holton
beat out a slow roller to DeCamp in
the ninth. Barrett sacrificed, and
when Todd dropped w. Speer's throw,
HoltOn went to third and Barrett was
safe. Barrett stole second. Markey
hit one to Dodd, who let it go through
him and Holton scored the winning
run.
Lou West, who had been spend
ing the week at Atlantic City, had his
batting eye with him securing three
hits out of five times at the bat.
Lou" has been in batting slump,
but IL looks as If he has regained
his old time stride.
AhleS was behind the bat and Stur-
ges in right field, Markey in left and
Holton in center. willie" Lyons
and Kid " Dempsey were out of town
that being reason of the change in
the lineup.
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