The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-08-16
PORT JERv|S WINS
ON SUNDAY 90
White Mills Team Root in
Vain for HOneSdale
JERVIS NAMED LUCKY"
SHUTS US OUT.

SHUTS Us OUT.
Port Jervis ball team had a man
I" Lucky" was his name, sir!
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" Lucky" was his name, Sir!
1t shorely was. And Just to prove
that there was something in name
he shut out Leon Ross little boys
at Tracco Park, Port Jervis, Sunday
afternoon by the score of 5 to 0.
The giant six-foot-three Port Jer-
Wis twirler allowed the locals only
five hits, and gave but four passes
to first. He received faultless sup
port, and struck out ten Homes
dalers. In four innings not a single
Honesdale boy saw first. But then
the County Seaters never could win
when the Thirteenth came on a Sun
day!
The game was called at 1884
o'clock to allow the locals to catch
the evening train. The first stanza
was short and sweet. Mangan and
Brader famed and Captain Brader
fouled to Marsh.
Port Jervis made a getaway start
of one run in the opening stanza.
Captain "Bilp' Monaghan singled
over second but was nipped trying to
steal second. Connolly got four
bad ones-so the umpire said-and
ambled to first. Mangan attended to
Burkert's case. A moment after he
made a costly tumble of Gillen's
bounder to third, and Captain Mon
aghan waltzed home with the initial
tally. Carrigan famed.
In the second, Sandercock famed.
Kupfer planted a corking single in
right garden, but was caught off first
on an infield fly which Juicy Polt
kindly placed in Fergusons hands.
Marsh put up pop fly, Sander
cock taking good care of it. Eagan
famed. Ferguson rolled to Brader.
In the third, Schilling rolled to
Lucky. Jacob flied to Marsh. Male
grounded 10 Lucky.
Port Jervis threatened again in
the third. After Lucky nied to
Juicy" Polt, Monaghan's patience
was awarded with free transportation
to first He took third on Con-
nelly's single to right garden. Con-
nelly stole second, but was side
tracked there, Burkert flying to Cap
tain Brader and Gillen to Jacob. 1t
was as pretty catch as Jacob pulled
off in many day, and was literally
applauded.
Oh you fourth session! Mangan,
Brader and Bader famed.
Carrigan rolled to Brader. Marsh
flied to juicy" and Eagan famed.
Shortstop Eagan featured the
sixth act by phenomenal one-hand-
ed catch of Schilling's fly. He jump
ed in the air to get it, caught the
ball bare-handed, and got the glad
hand from the 900 frenzied Jervis-
ite rooters present. Kupfer was the
only lucky man in this inning. He
landed a corking single in right gar
den, and died at first.
Port Jervis cinched the game in
the fiery fifth" Costly errors by
Mangan and Polt and Captain BilTs
single, netted the -Tri-States aggre-
cation four runs.
These are the doleful details:
Ferguson lined a hot one to Man
gan, who fumbled it, He got to
midway on 1t, too, worse luck! Then
that lucky" Lucky hit to centre,
and poor Juicy muffed it, 1t was
good for Third street and Ferguson
five-stepped home. Bill " Mon
Afghan singled to left, scoring Lucky.
Connolly was hit by a pitched ball.
Monaghan stole third. Burkert hit
the ball over second, and was thrown
out at second, but when the dust
lifted, 10, and behold Monaghan and
Lucky had done the home sweet
home" act. Brader salted Gillen's
bounder.
Manager w. A. Clancy made a
grandstand speech at this juncture,
presenting Carrigan with an order
for pair of shoes, a hat and an UNI
brella, as a reward for a home run
Mr.. C. clouted, Friday a week ago,
when Milford trekked to Port Jervis.
LHonesdale merchants please note. j
Home runs are appreciated at
" Port"
The sixth was unrelieved by runs.
Jacob and Male famed, and Mangan
flied to Marsh.
Male was obliged to retire, after
walking Eagan. The lusty south
paw had the misfortune to sprain a
chord in his left arm, and gave way
to Captain Brader, Breslin going to
second. Ferguson flied to Kupfer.
Lucky singled to right Monaghan
flied to Polt. Connolly was hit by a
pitched pail, ana the bases were
filled. BuTkert grounded to Kupfer,
and the threatened runs were cut off.
The County Seaters went out in A,
B, c order in the seventh.
For Port Jeryis, Gillen fouled to
Carrigan was thrown
out at second, trying to stretch a
single to centre. Marsh got love
tap, and Eagan flied to Breslin.
With two down in the eighth, ia
cob singled, and stole second. Brad
er walked Mangan flied to Eagan.
For Port Jervis, Ferguson flied to
Brader. Lucky was out on a ground
er to Ross, unassisted. Monaghan
rolled to Mangan. Brader pitched
only four balls in this scene.
In the ninth and final act, Brader
fouled to Marsh. Bader was thrown
out at third, in trying to stretch a
dazzling double to centre. Sander
cock ended the tragedy by flying to
Connolly.
The White Mills clan, under the
leadership of Manager Joe" Dor
finger, stopped over in Port, sore
from a double defeat at the hands
of the Milford team on Friday and
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