The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-07-07

Fourth of July she has
I" ever known by losing
~ o. the morning game to
Archibald, at the silk mill grounds,
by the close score of 80, and wal
Looping Captain Gaughan's fighting
nine at the afternoon session to the
tune of 81.
About two hundred dyed-in-the-
wool fans witnessed the morning ex-
hibition. Fully 500 people turned
out in the afternoon, when the
County Seaters toyed with their OPP
ponents, and won out by the de-
cisive score of to L.
In the morning the heat was in
tense. Pitcher Charles Hay sue
cumbed to the effects of Old Soils
rays, and had to leave the field in
the eighth inning, Bonner taking his
place.
The atmospheric conditions were
somewhat better in the afternoon,
but at no time during the day were
coats needed, and the man with
the shirtwaist" was everywhere in
evidence.
Morning Game.
The morning game was late in
starting, and it was not until 10:2S "
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In the first inning Monahan and
Brogan famed. Dougher flied to
Rightfielder Schilling.
For the County Seaters, Mangan
was out on an easy grounder to
third. Brader grounded to second.
Charley" Ross hit the ball safely
to deep centre, stole second, and
died there, Sandercock tanning.
Captain Gaughan opened the sec
ond session with a wallop to left.
Duffy walked. Boland grounded to
first, Duffy taking second. McDon-
aid was out on a grounder to short,
Brader and Bader executing a neat
double play and retiring the side.
Male famed. Schilling went
out, Dougher to Goughan. Jacobs
out, Dougher to Gaughan. Jacobs
In the third, Fitzpatrick was out
on an easy grounder to second. Hay
was out on a drive to right, Schil-
ling catching the ball on the first
bound, and getting it to first in
time to retire the runner. Monahan
flied to center.
Dudley opened the third by
grounding to third. Bader famed
Mangan singled to left, stole Sec
ond, but died there, Brader striking
out.
Brogan famed. Shortstop Dough-
er singled to centre. Gaughan hit a
hard grounder to Captain Brader
who tossed the ball to Bader. Step
ping on second, Badef threw the
ball to Ross in time to retire the
runner. 1t was neat double play
quickly executed, and the crowd
went wild.
Ross got to first on errors,
Gaughan muffing a hard throw from
second. Sandercock reached the
initial bag on the pitchers tumble.
Male singled to centre. Ross was
put out trying to steal third.
Schilling grounded to short, and ia
cobs famed, retiring the side.
Archibald scored their first run in
the fifth. Duffy singled to left, and
stole second on Jacobs error. Bo-
land grounded to third, advancing
Duffy. Mcdonald flied to right,
scoring Duffy. Fitzpatrick singled
to right. Hay famed.
Dudley grounded to third. Ba-
der was out at first for turning the
wrong way, the first baseman drop
ping wild throw from second.
Mangan sent a pop fly to second. No
runs.
Archibald scored two more runs in
the sixth. Monahan walked. Bro
gan sacrificed, advancing Monahan.
Dougher singled to centre advanc-
ing Monahan to third. Gaughan
flied to left. On the throw in Mona
han scored, although he was hit by
the ball in running. Duffy singled
to centre, scoring Brogan from
third. Score, 80.
Honesdale made her first run in
the sixth. Captain Brader famed
Ross walked. Sandercock famed
Ross stealing second. Male hit the
ball to left. Ross scored ON wild
throw to catch Male, who took Sec
ond on the throw in. Schilling
singled to left, and Jacobs, who ran
for Male, was put out trying to
steal home.
Archbald's seventh was produc-
tive of no more runs, Mcdonald fly
Ing to Mangan, Fitzpatrick to Ba-
der, Hay to Schilling.
jacobs flied to centre. Dudley
grounded to third, and Bader to
short.
Archbald's eighth was no run.
getter. Monahan flied to left, ia,
cobs making a fine running catch
Brogan and Dougher were out or
easy grounders to second.
Honesdale scored her second and
last run in the eighth. Mangar
singled to left and stole second
Dudley running for him. On Bra
der's out to short he took third
Ross hit to centre scoring Mangan
Sandercock singled to left. Rosl
was out at second trying to stea
third.
big Charlie" Hay had to Ieav,
the field on account Of the heat, ant