The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-25
Steelmen Lose Close
Game to the Smokes
YOUNGSTOWN TAKEN INTO CAMP
TO TUNE OF TO
SerVatius Gets Second Home Run o,
Exhibition Series-same Teams
Play To-Day
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Featured in one instance BY the
hitting OF Duke Servatius and in an
other by the superb pitching Of
white Doak. the Smokes added an
other victory TO their list yesterday
afternoon by taking into camp Bill
Phillips Youngstown aggregation of
the o. and p. league to the tune OF 7
To .. The game was the best in
every particular OF the exhibition So.
ries. and gave TO the handful of
faithful ones present a fair idea of
the strength OF the team that will
represent this city in the Central
Ieague during the 1911 season
The game brought out one strong
point, that Monty has a bunch OF
youngsters corralled that can swat
The horsehide in all directions. and
the beauty Of IL Is that they perform
these feats Just at the most oppor-
tune times. Doak proved in the FIVE
innings that he twirled that he had
the goods" and IL he continues to
perform as he did in yesterdays
game IL is a safe bet that he will land
In higher and faster company. Ser
vatius carried of the batting honors
OF the day. having a home run over
the night field fence and a two-bagger
10 his credit. besides base on balls.
Tate, at the initial sack for the Steel
men. Jared we'll in the batting depart
ment. getting two hits. but fielded
rather bad, having two errors chalked
up against him. Beatty was touched
up rather lively in the sixth after re-
lieving Doak. and when the smoke
cleared away the Steelmen had regis
tered four times.
Stogies Score.
There was nothing doing for the
houngstown aggregation in their half
or the first inning. but the Smokes
Jumped right into the game at the
very start. tallying two times with
as many hits. Lewis started the ball
rolling for the locals by lacing out
three Dagger 20 right field. but was
caught of the third cushion. Jewell
waited on four wide ones and Crane.
who followed. duplicated. Servatius.
with n two-bagger to center. scored
Rabbit and Crane. and Tailed later on
passed ball kniselv flied out to
center and Monty followed. drawing a
pass. Graf ended the scoring by fly
ing out to RYAN.
The Steelmen went out one. two
three in the second. but the Smokes
added two more In their half without
hit. Murray waited on four wide
ones and DOak went to first on a
felders choice. both scoring later on
fumbles. Jewell. Crane and Servatius
went out in order
There was nothing doing for either
team In the third. but in the follow
Ing inning the Stogies added another.
Jewell laced out a single 10 center
and Tailed later when Crane doubled
10 the same place.
Visitors Hit Beatty
Noungstown's share OF the runs
came in the sixth after Beatty re-.
lieved Doak. Shcehan opened things
mp with a double to left center. scor-
Ing later on Shanks' two-bagger. Gray
drew pass and Tate. who followed.
singled TO center. Shanks being
caught at third. Shelton singled 10
right. scoring Tate and Gray. Becker
walked to first. but was caught al
the keystone bag a moment later
when Ryan got life at first on al
helder's choice Mosely went out 10
Crane. ending the scoring.
The two final tallies OF the Smokes
came in the seventh. when Jewell
reached first on Tate's error. scoring
later with Servatius who lost the
ball in the Ohio river Crane and
knisely were easy outs and Graf
struck out, ending the scoring.
Youngstown scored her nth and
last run In the eighth GRAY went
out. Graf 20 Crane, but Tatef who FOL
lowed. doubled. Becker. following
Scheer. who outed. Jewell 20 Crane
duplicated Tates stunt. scoring the
latter. but died later on an ATTEMPTED
steal or third. The score.
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