The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-19
THIRD DEFEAT
FOR FOREST CITY
HOneSdale Wins 5-3 in a
Great Game at Lake
LOdOre
PITCHER MALE CLINCHES HIS
OWN GAME BY SLASHING
THREE BAGGER.

THREE BAGGER.
Honesdale made it three straight
from Forest City, when they defeated
the miners at Lake Lodore Thurs
day afternoon by the close score of
to 3.
A nerve-racking ninth inning wit
messed the County Seaters' triumph.
In this session was crowded more
excitement than had developed in all
the previous innings. When Male
hit three-bagger sending Bader
home with the run that tied the
score, the crowd jumped to it's feet,
and let loose it's overcharged excite
ment in a volcanic shout.
Honesdale grabbed their first run
in the second stanza. Mangan open
ed the first session by flying out to
right. Kupfer made it two down by
grounding to second, and Ross fan
ned
For Forest City, Miskell fouled to
Sandercock in the first. Cavanaugh
was an easy out on a grounder to
Ross. Kelly hit a lovely three-bag-
ger to left, but died there, Wolfert,
the last man up, grounding to Kup-
fer.
In the second inning, Sandercock
grounded to Doudigan. Bader got to
the initial bag on Kelly's wild throw
to first. Male doubled to centre.
Schilling reached first on wild
throw to catch Male at third, Bader
scoring the first run. Dudley fam
ned and Jacobs grounded to Doudi-
gan. Score 10.
Forest City went out one, two,
three in the second Doudigan
tn Oh 10
Male, and Smith fouling to Sander
cock. No runs.
In the third inning Mangan flied
to Wodischek. Kupfer put a pop
fly into Cavanaugh's hands, and Ross
famed.
Forest City threatened in the bird
when Carpenter singled centre.
Stratford tried to bunt the ball, and
was retired easily, Male to Ross,
Il Stratxprd getting to third on Man
4 gan,s Tumble. Miskell flied to Schil-
I ling. Cavanaugh drew a base on
|, balls. With man on first and one
on third, Kelly grounded to Kupfer.
, No runs.
Sandercock and Bader opened the
fourth with singles to left Male
. sacrificed and Sandercock was caught
|, trying to steal third. Schilling hit
grounder to Doudigan who tagged
Bader, retiring the side.
Forest City landed their first run
in the fourth. Wolfert slammed the
ball into Bader and beat it out to
first before Bader could handle the
ball. Doudigan grounded to Kup-
, fer. Wodischek and Smith singled
to left garden, scoring Wolfert. Car
penter grounded to Male, and STRAIT
ford to Kupfer. Score IL.
In the fifth inning, Carpenter
struck out Dudley, Jacobs and Man.
gan retiring the side in short order
Forest City got two hits in their
e half of the fifth. Miskell singled to
: right, and was caught trying to steal
third. Cavanaugh singled to left
e and was caught at second. Kelly
: walked. Wolfert reached first on
Schilling's tumble. Doudigan
grounded to Bader.
J. The sixth was short and sweet
l Kupfer flied to Smith. Ross fouled
y to Miskell, Sandercock grounded tc
y Carpenter.
Q For Forest City, Wodischel
y doubled to right. Smith famed
= Carpenter fouled to Ross and STRAIT
l ford grounded to Kupfer.
y y The County Seaters went out one
two, three in the seventh. Badel
a famed. Male grounded to Cavan
augh. Schilling famed.
The crowd went wild in the sew
J. enth when a combination of three
0 hits and an error, gave Forest CITY
0 two more runs, breaking the tie, an(
1 leaving the score at the end of thu
0 inning 81 in favor of the Miners
| OF q Ia ha1 xuftl
0 a beautiful double to left. Cavan
0 augh flied to Dudley. Kelly con
0 tinued the good work by doubling
0 to left garden, scoring Miskell. VOL
= fert got to first on hard drive tt
2 Kupfer. Doudigan flied to Schilling
3 Wodischek singled to left, scoring
4 Kelly. Smith famed. Score 3-2.
In the eighth the County Scatter
- got another run. Dudley, who tool
;, Jacobs place at left in the seventh
n j. Polt going to centre, was hit by
- pitched ball. Juicy" Polt sacrificed
. Mangan got to first on Doudigan'
: tumble. Kupfer reached first oil
D Kellys tumble, Dudley scoring
Ross flied to Cavanaugh and Sander
cock hit an easy one to Carpenter.
The Miners were unable to adj
any more runs in the eighth. Car
penter grounded to Male. Miskel
"a drew pass to first, after Stratfor,
a. flied to short. Cavanaugh singled t
" centre. Kelly flied to Polt. Scor
= 80.
IN With the score 3 to 2 in favor o
70 the Miners, the County Seaters wen
!. to bat in the ninth inning with grin
determination written all over thei
faces. Bader first man up got t
first ON Doudigan's tumble. Pitche
Male sent the crowd wild with
le three-bagger to right garden. scoI
4 ing Bader and tieing the score
n Schilling singled to left. Dudley fan
* ned. Polt grounded to Doudiga
ID With two out, Mangan doubled t
left scoring Male and Schiliing. Kur