The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-02
STANFORD CLEANS UP
With LONDON BOYS
SUE BENNETT MEMORIAL BALL
TEAM EASY PICKING FOR
HIGH SCHOOL NINE


team made up for its two recent de-
feats at the hands OF the strong Nor.
NAL and the Central University Clubs
by smothering the nine from thI Sue
Bennett Memorial Institute at ION.
don here Saturday afternoon by the
tune OF 10 to 8. And the score should
have been even larger in favor. oil
home boys. One or two glarlus err
ors at critical stages let tie visitors
have several Ia lies TO which they
were not entitled. though In the
ninth inning, they earned their only
scores by rapping Embry Tor several
singles in row. The close OF the
game was played m a drIzzlins rain.
handle. So that Stanlord's crack iwirl
er must be excused for the raps
which tho visitors gave him IN the
closing session of the contest lie
more than made W. Tor Il by his work
during the early stages OF the game
and his splendid stick work. Out OF
tour times at bat he smashed out
three corking singles. Something OF
a record Tor twirer.
Another local player distinguished
himself in the game and that was Ste.
rhen DoAer, who played at shurtstop
wallace Singleton being out Of the
game with an absCess ol the mouth.
Dozier fielded bis position like vet.
eran, and in the fourth inning cut Off.
what seemed tagged for a certain sin
gle oil Hardin's bat, by running tar
back OF short and pulling down a fly
in his. gloyed hand. The younIster
was given quite n round OF applause
for his swell play. II is PROBABLE
that when Singleton gets back into
the game he will be placed at second
and Dozier will be kept at short
and henceforth Waters will continue
TO work at third. Coleman who he d
DOWN the second bag saturday will
so to the field again, as he is putting
up a ragged fielding game, though he
hit the pill hard Saturday. Two NUTS
Of thrown balls from Penny however
cost heavily, and a fly which young Cy
Anderson let get through his hands,
also went for a couple of scores. And
crson was playing his first regular
game, and showed well on his other
chance swinging tight to a long fly
in the fifth which helped . The Wis
Itors played a nice clean game bat
were clearly outclassed. The throwing
OF their catcher Charley Jones to
Eases was exceptionally good and
their team work was frs; class
Stanford piIeG up two scores right
on the reel, when futile muffed DO.
zier's long fly to right after Waters
had walked. McCarty was safe on
fielder's choice Dees throwing Waters
out at third. Coleman broke up the
game by slamming q screaming two
Dagger to tar lett, the BAL striking
the stable far out OF Lewis reach
scoring both Dozier and McCarty. ..
Coleman was quickly killed by
Jones on a throw to third when he
tried 70 pilfer. and Penny, who was
gwen q life. died lew seconds later
when he attempted to burglarize sec
ond.
Stamford made one more in the third
when Embry got his first single OF
the day 10 left; stole second and was
sacrificed 10 third by Waters coming
home on Il wild throw by Sippe 70
Hardin. Our athletes took one more
in the fifth when Bright got safe on
iIardin's muff OF his grounder; was
advanced when Dees laid one against
Anderson's ribs and scored on En-
bry's second hit of the aay another
drive 10 left.
II looked like a shut out until the