The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-07-25
RESULTS OF SATURDAY GAMES.
BEVERLY, 6: MOUNT Holly. g.

RESULTS OF SATURDAY GAMES.
BEVERLY, 6; MOUNT HOLLY, 8.
tits different tale we have to relat
this week. Not the joy of the victors
but the lamentations of the defeated
And the deed was done by the tail-ender
But, tail-enders must win sometimes
They do that In the professional ranks
But 1t Is hard, just the same, especial,
when good playing and the exercise O.
some Judgment might have changed tn,
result. But, what's the use Mount Holly
wasIlicked, and the result must be publish
ed, so here goes.
Flynn was soon retired at first. Young
followed, being caught on fly Silco1
gave Perkins pass. but Sullivan was out
on foul fly and the inning ended.
Mount Holly sent Hopkins up first and
he struck out. eastman got to first
on an error Of the shortstop and stole
second. The Beverly pitcher threw tc
catch him mapping and finally sent a ball
into the field and eastman Travelled te
third, where he was left, Ballingall strik.
ing out AMI Pitt going out at first.
Second inning ~ Wocdington reached
first on an error and stole second. Penn.
ington sent nice fly to left field which
Lentz very naughtily dropped. Fuss was
hit by the pitcher Bowen struck out.
Accord got hit that caught him at first.
but Woodington scored. Flynn walked
/ Young sent one down to first Just inside
the foul line, and that retired the side.
Borden struck out. Lillig got pass
but was caught trying to steal second.
Lentz out at first.
Third inning - Perkins out at first,
Sullivan was hit by the pitcher and stole
second base. Woodington hunted safely
and reached first, Sullivan landing on
third. A long fly to left retired Penning-
ton. but scored Sullivan. Woodington
was caught trying to steal third
Miller hit ball that was thrown to the
first baseman. The latter held 1t second
and then dropped 1t. The umpire declared
the runner out. He said the baseman
dropped the ball In attempting to throw it
back to the pitcher. Silcox struck out.
Hopkins sent clean one to center on
which he reached second, but eastman
went out on fly.
struck out, Accord to first on balls but was
caught mapping.
Ballingall led off with a single He
stole second. Pfitz sacrificed. advancing
Ballingall to third. Borden hunted and
reached first safely, Ballingall scoring.
Borden stole second all right but slid over
the base and was caught before he conld
recover. Lillig out on fly.
Fifth inntng-FlYnn out on q fly. Young
to first, hit by pitcher Perkins sent fly
to right field which Lillig held and re-
turned to first, completing q double play.
Lentz to first on pass, and on to second
on passed ball. Miller got to first on a
''felder's choice" the ball being thrown
to third to catch Lentz. Miller was
brought In by Silcox's safe hit; Hopkins
struck out. eastman got pass, Balm
gall out on fly.
Sixth inning-Sullivan out at first.
Woodington placed safe hit, Pennington
struck out. Adams who took Fuss place.
was out at first.
Pfitz and Borden out at first. Lillig
got two-base hit, but was left, Lentz
retiring on fly.
Seventh inning Bowen struck out.
Accord out at first. Flynn got to first on
four balls. Young lifted one to the space
between centre and right The bali be-
longed to centre, and he would have cap
tured 1t but Lillig went after 1t, there was
collision during which the ball was
dropped and Flynn scored. Perkins out
at first.
Miller hit one which looked good for
two bases, but there was fielder in the
way. Silcox died at first. Hopkins hit
and stole second, but the side was end ed
by eastman going out on a fly.
Eighth inning out at first.
Woodington reached first safely but was
forced by Perkins, and double play
ensued
Ballingall hit and stole second and third.
He went home on wild throw by the
pitcher to third base. Pfitz struck out
and Borden was out at first Lillig got a
hit but 1t did not amount to much as Lentz
was out on fly.
Ninth inning-Adams out on a fly.
Bowen struck out Accord was hit by the
pitcher, but was caught at second.
1t looked as If Mount Holly was going
to do something this time. Miller led of
with beautiful three-base hit Silcox
struck out. Hopkins got base on balls.
eastman and Ballingall out at first.
Tenth inning-Flynn was safe at first on
an error by eastman. Young struck out.
Perkins made hit which scored Flynn,
Sullivan drew pass Woodington sent
another ''fielder's choice" but 1t was poor
choice. for before the atmosphere had
cleared two more runs had been scored.
Woodington was afterward caught at
third and Pennington retired at first.
Mount Holly went to bat with all the
chances against them. The mischief had
been done. Pitt was caught at first.
Borden hit but was caught at second.
Lillig out on fly.
The score follows: