Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-18
SENECA VS.. BEOOMER GIRLS.
Interesting Game in Our Sister Town
Last Wctlnesday-(iirls Won.

Inc DaSe pail game at seneca las
Wednesday between the "Bloomer L
Girls" of Baltimore and the loca |
team was interesting from start to
finish. The attendance was large,
the gate receipts netting about $176.
Several from Walhala attended.
The following account of the gam G
has been furnished us by one OF the
Seneca fans:
First lnning-Kroll famed; Linn
rick singled through short; Burl< e
flied out to short, a double play bein &
made. Limrick out a first. Hits /,
runs O.
was caught in trap between first
and second and thrown out, short to
first; DAILY singled to left; Simpson
ilied out to third, double play re-
sulting. Daily being thrown out at
first. Hits 2, runs ..
Second 1nning--Burkart out thi rd
to first; Brown famed; Nelson out
short to first. Hits 0, runs 0.
Moon singled tD right; HARPER
doubled to left, Moon going to third;
Todd out second to first; first base
man threw ball wild in home, Mo on
and Harper scoring. Frady singled
to left and stole second minute
later; Mayhem grounded to the
pitcher, and Frady was thrown out
trying to make third Mayhem rea CHI
ing first and then stealing second and
third. Hughs grounded to short,
who fumbled 1t, allowing Hughs to
reach first, but keeping Mayhem at
third; Mcdonald grounded, out
snort to first. Hits ), runs 2
Third lnning-Waddcl groun ded
to pitcher, reaching first on his err
ror. and then stole second Dan icls
famed. Oakcs grounded out to first.
Waddell scored on wild throw to
third by catcher; Kroll singled to
right; Limr!ck ballooncd to cen ter.
but Harper missed it and then tn rev
the ball away over third trying to
catch krOll, Limrick and Kroll scor-
ng; Burke famed. Hits |, runs 3.
DAILY out, third to first; Simpson
out, short to first; Moon doubled to
right; Harper famed. Hits 1,
runs 0.
Fourth lnning-Bu-kart hit to
pitcher, who threw wild to first,
Burkart going to second. Burka IT
thrown out trying to steal third:
Brown famed; Nelson famed. Hits
O. runs 0.
Todd wall. ID and then stole sec
ond. Frady, Mayhem and lIughs
famed. Hits 0, runs 0.
Fifth lnning--Whddell singled to
left; Daniels out, right field to first
Waddell going to third ON the play.
Oakes grounded out to first, Wa ddell
scoring; Kroll flied out TO second
Hits |, runs ].
Mcdonald out, pitcher to first :
DAILY out, pitcher to first. Simpson
flied out. Hits 0, runs 0.
Sixth lnning--Limrick famed ::
Burke grounded out to first; Burk
art fanncd. Hits 0. runs 0.
Moon singled to center. Uarncr
was hit by pitched ball, Moon 60
ing to second. Wood grounded to
pitcher, Moon being forced out at
third; third threw to first and Har-
per was thrown out trying to make
third on the throw. Frady out, short
to first. Hits |, runs 0.
seventh Inning. Brown was hit bv
pitched ball and was thrown out trv
ing to steal second on next ball. Mel
son grounded to right, who threw
ball low to first. Nelson being safe.
Waddell tlied out to third; Daniels
med out to first. Hits 0, runs O.
Mayhem singled to right, and then
stole second lIughs out, second to
flrst. Mayhem stole third. DAILY
knocked high one that looked like
foul, but curved in and was fair bv
few inches. He made first and stole
second few minutes later. Simpson
hied out to short. Hits 2. runs O.
Eighth lnning-Kroll out. short to
hrst; l.imrick singled to left and
went to second on wild throw to first
Burke out, short to first; Burkart
out, third to first. Hits runs o.
Moon out, short to first. IIarper
iahned; Wood famed. its 0.
runs 0.
Ninth Inning Brown flied opt to
snort; Nelson walked; Waddcll
doubled to right, Nelson going TO