Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-03-30
Ooening Game OF Baseball.
We have MT them. and they are
we only fnr tho hail

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We have MT them. and they are
we only for tha hail.
The team from Charlotte Hall.
j1urLed here Monday, With the in.
tentlon OF c'e4ning up everything
in signi, but we ( ar they returned
win their ardor as well as their
Clothes IT Ich dampened. The form
or oy the fact that they wore held
10 three TO three tie for eight in-
nlngs, al d had the ninth been con-
tnued, In all probability. would
have been beaten. The latter. well
blame the weather mn, but il sure
d. hail some.
You say you are from Missouri?
Wei ask s"menc1y. Is was the
sw"ll pitching r. Clmalier, aud the
s'eadv nlaying when 10 tight quar-
| ters that counted for the Leo ard
Hall b VS.. a. d you would have to ra-
We srms, to i'd m1ra eIated
crowd nf yOungters them they ere
( r a'th ugh tie in reality, yet IL
considered, ard is celebrated BY
them a a victory.
NJ d 'ubt il vas a complete sur
prise II all concerned Charlotte
If!N VS. co tid mt OF victory, aud
among 'he boys, Althou zh they play
ed 10 win. yet many wore the con-
lectures as t. what a defeat they
might receive. 1t was not until
/ brth teams got o. the field and com
me crd warming up. the Leonard
Hall bows, r aliz d that they had a
tiGh'i cha ce, and encouraged
- ibis hope. wrnt into the game TO
hold their own
A. the ii st inning, when all
| IA I rr z"d NJ. to tle average
/ or. ofrr>, y 'prar"h as If a toss
up would srttls the game, so evenly
were hey m4.ch.d
A. the rne progressed, every
/ thing favored ths home team, but
two stly errors raised the total on
/ tie vi,itors GORE board as many
| places.
/ SOME FEATURES GF THE GAME.
W., one and all. agree that Nc
/ C.uts ! some pitcher, but the
I p'fChirg hnnorS go 10 Camalier, not
On ~ the u"pniar opinion. but on
( a iittie >tunv OF the score card.
! NcN mas, struck out eleven men
!, Camaiier : rinP. each man gave q
. 0a~s on balls, each allowed three
! hits But McComas hit th rec men
thus allowing one more man to base
In the first inning HAYDEN, play.
ing first 'Or Lao7ard Hall, appeared
. bit excited, but after that. the way
he stuck to that leather sack, elicit
ed maUy comments. and in the fifth
inning. when ne shoveled q wild
on cut of the dust, thus preventing
nan from scoring, the crowd
tho-ou rhlv screamed
But taking il all in all, the mos
difficult play, was pulled OF BY
Bowling, right fielder for Leop ard
Hall With a man on third, one or
first, and only one man down foI
Char ot'e Hall. the next batsmar
landed on one OF Cam Ilier's s benders
for what appeared 70 be good for (
two bagger. But, here's where
Bowling iuterfsred!" AS soon q.
the bill left the bat Bowling dus
out. aud going at full till, just sue
ceeded in reach 'ng over, and clutch
ing il asit reached the level of his
tne In the meantime the bsseru1
ners. had started around, so it wa.
only a matter of tossing the ball, "a
first 10 complete a double play, and
rerire the side without a score.
Communication is also due "a
Roberts, for his steady aud consis
tent Wo K, both in the short field
and with the stick.
The score by innings
l.. Hail, HoREC Han. ABB II Or
Sr.IjInSeI . q a a TouIth On n a a