The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-25

out; Boozar reached first on an error,
and stole second; Wise got q pass,
but Floyd struck out, leaving ErsklE e
in the lead, 1 to 0.
In the second neither team reached
first
With two men out in the third, New
ton hit by short, and stole second, but
Floyd struck out.
Then came Wright's time, and with
a clean single to right he was safe on
first, then Johnstone famed, and
things looked better for the Seceders
until Smeltzer came up and got line
drive over left for home run, putting
Newberry in the lead. Boozer, next
ND, flied out to left and Wise ground
ed to second, and was out at first.
In the fourth neither team touched
first. Here's where Boozer did his
fine work and got three assists, all OF
which were hot grounders.
Agnew grounded to second, and
was out for the first man in the tlttn;
Baron hit safely to right and stole
second; Boyce made the second out
from pitcher to first; Grier's hit to
right. and Newton followed with
clean single to left, and Baron scored.
Here Epting went in the box, and
Floyd popped to catcher for last out.
Epting struck out; Wright was out
on a high fly to left; Johnstone fol-
lowed with a hit over second base
mans head, and scored On Smeltzers
three-bagger. Boozer was out to
tire.
II the sixth Belts grounded to sec7
ond, and was out at first. Wilson
reached first on an error, but was
forced out at second by Sloan's
grounder to first. Sloan stole second,
but stayed there, when Agnew was
out, pitcher to first.
Wise led off for Newberry, and was
out, short to first; Floyd was out,
third to first; Neal reached first on
an error of thirds, and Hazel was hit
by Bigham. Epting singled, and the
bases we're full. Wright reached first
on an error by second, and Neal scor-
ed. Hazel was called out trying to
get home on the error. The sixth
ended with the last score made, and
Newberry stood 4 to Erskin's 2.
Baron started the seventh with a
srounder to short, and was out at
first; Boyce flied out to left, and Grier
grounded to second, and was out at
first.
tombstone started for Newberry
with a single to right; Smetzer fol-
lowed with single to left, and it
looked as if Newberry would make an
other score when Boozer hit a ball
over short that looked good for a
single, but Grier proved that there
was another short stop in Boozer's
class, and made a great one hand stab,
and with a throw to second and then
to first, neat triple was made.
In the eighth Newton grounded to
short and was out at first; Floyd, In
centre for Newberry, made a sensa-
tional running catch of a ball hit by
Floyd of Erskine. Belts followed with
the only hi; off of Epting during the
four innings he pitched. Wilson flied
out to right.
Wise, first up for NsWberry, hit to
left, and Floyd sacrificed him, but
Neal and Hazel followed with pop-ups
to third.
The ninth was soon over, after three
batters had faced Epting, and none
Of them reached first.
The features Of the game were
Smeltzer's slugging for Newberry, and
Newton's clean hitting for Erskine,
Smeltzer having to his credit single,
threa-bagger ard a home run out Of
four times at bat; Newton getting
three singles out Of four times up.
Boozers work at short, and Grier's
good catch, and Folyd's work in the
field were the fielding features OF the
game.
The following is the box score:
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