Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
NOTES OF THE
LEAGUE GAME
Pickups by News Man al
Park Sunday.

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1t was a great game, a great climax
to a successful season-and not one
fan regretted the trip to the park.
Everybody praises the st. Anthonys
for their game try, which is just.
But the best team won.
The Marions jumped away to an
early lead. Gray singled, Goodwill
was hit on the funny bone, and KEEL
ly walked. With one down Smith
hit a towering fly to Hunt and Gray
easily beat the relay home for the
first run of the afternoon. Mullen
finished the inning by tanning on
three pitched balls.
Nothing doing by either side un-
til the fourth, and then the st. AM
thongs missed a brilliant chance.
With two down, Looser did the
stroll act and Christofferson con-
tributed an infeld single to short.
But Ellie was not equal to emer~
gency and struck out On six thrown
balls. Kohler seemed worried ait
this stasb and sure did put some
trimmings on those six balls.
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The Marions never endangered the
plate without crossing it. Again la
the sixth inning they worked q rum
ner around TO third, from which he
scored. Gray grounded out to Gal
lagher, but Goodwill hit the first
ball pitched to center field fence for
a three Dagger. Kelly walked and
stole second. Smith grounded to
Ellie and the runners were held on
bases.
The Saints" hopes g~Iimmered,
but only for an instance. Mullen
hit a long fly to left center, which
Looser dropped after a hard run.
1t was aIdeath blow. Two runs came
home. Holzheimer finished the dis
astrorI round by tanning ON four
pitched balls.
They added two more In the
eighth. Goodwill famed, but Kelly
hit for two bases. Smith raped
through second and the Mariona'
right fielder galIoped home. Null
len contributed to n base smash
and drove Smith to the plate. Hol-
zheimer singled to right and Mullen
was caught at the plate. Clear TO
Yenk. Eyerkuss supplied another
hit, this time through Toolin, but
the scoring was yer. Kohler was
out, Toolin to Coley.
With the bases full and none out,
the losers had a fine chance To ito
things up All the seventh inning.
Looser singled to left, and Christ
offerson walked. The crowd began
to cheer. Ellie singled through Null
len, and the crowd went wild. Gal
lagher hit the first ball pitched to
Gray, who relayed to Smith and
forced Looser. Al nine double play
resulted, for Smith whipped the BALI
back to Gray and caught Gallagher
by q step. There were still two on
bases, but Clear grounded to KohIer
and finished up the best opportunity
that had yet presented itself to tho
st. A%nthonys.
The heart breaking eighth netted
the Saints two runs. Toolin was
safe on Gray's muff OF Cohler's
throw. He went to second ON a
passed ball. Coley died, Mullen to
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slant and sieshed out q two Dagger.
1t scored Toolin, and s few ore
cheers issued from the Threats Of
hundreds. Hunt died, Mullen to
Gray, and a bunch Of glooms settled
over the crowd. Looser redeemed
himself, in part, by singled to left
and Yenk scored. Christofferson
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which Smith couldn't handle and all
hands were safe. Ellie finished things
up by dropping one back Of short
stop, and two tallies galloped across
the rubber. Gallagher famed On
three pitched balls.
Goodwill singled, with two down.
in the Marions' half OF the ninth.
But Kelly flied to Hunt and finished
up the 1911 season for his team, 50
far as batting was concerned.
Charles jacobson, In the role OF
Charles Victory Faust, didn't get
started. He posed out on the third
base line for a few minutes before
the game, but was kicked off when
Manager Maloney, of the st, Ar
thongs objected to the mans apr
pearanee because his name Is not ON
the eligible list. objection sas-
tanned.
Wilson, the fleet-footed lett field
er of the winners, didn't steal any
bases. He was caught twice at ee-
ond In the Attempt, but the jumps
decision In the third was away OF.
according to the crowd. Everybody
jeered. for 1T looked as II Wilson
hit the bag with time to spare.
Umpire Robodee made a mistake
In the fourth inning which was not
notad By many. he called Smltn
out on his fly to KohIer, before the
ball vas caught, because first base
was occupied. Mr.. Robodee was
wrong In HIS decision, although the
bali was caught and no great dill
Yerenoe made. The rule says that
first and second. or hrsts second and
third must be occupied before q de-
cision of this kind.
Now is the time for improves
ments. Why not tie the bases d0wng
why not keep the crowd off the base
lines7 why not do lots of thingsG
Echo we will next year.
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