The daily sentinel., 1912-06-10
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Clark had a base on balls Fletcher
made a clean single; but collec-
tion of nuns, overthrows, under
throws and throwaways let him cir
Gle the bases, scoring Jake and Clark
ahead of him. Further damage was
prevented when Harris frightened up,
striking out Jacques and Carnahan.
This made the scoreboard look like:
Remingtons 3, Majestics 2.
The Parkerites took heart in the
third. Stills replaced Roentgen, TAX
ing the latter's place at bat, while
Roentgen ater took Hutton's position
at second. Sills took first of Jake's
error, and Ross bingled. Both were
advanced on a passed ball, and Sill
scored on Harris sacrifice. That
was all. for Thomas flew out to ia
cobshagen and Barber was out, sec
ond to first. The key-pounders failed
to tally, and the fourth was runless.
II looked like a score for the Rems.
when Clark reached first on Ross
tumble after Walker had grounded
out, Barber to Carson. Fletcher con-
nected with a Texas Lacquer, and
Jacques filled the bases when Roent-
gen failed to handle a difficult fly
Carny struck ont. Hoodenpyle tried
to save his country, but only hit to
short, who tagged Jacques, retiring
the side. Harris was pitching some
magnificent ball at this period, and
was getting superb support from his
teammates.
Ross chased himself in for run,
with Henry ahead of him, in the fifth
by an overthrow of third by Hugh
lett. They were not well earned, for
a succession of errors carried them
around the bags. but it was sufficient
to put the film-gazers in the lead.
GeX grounded out, and Hughlett
was hit by Harris. He was retired
for a few innings; Hoodenpyle ran
for him. Knoche catching when the
side was retired. Jake took a two
bagger in this inning and scored on
Ross eXcusable tumble of Harris
poor throw to third. The score was
then 4 and 4.
The Remingtons signalized their
half by effecting a change in the
lineup. Captain Jacobshagen was
benched by Umpire Antics for in
subordination, and Pultz took right
field, replacing Jake with Jacques.
Two runs were harvested by the
Sturtevant Stalwarts. While the
Majestics were running down men
between bases, Thomas and Eggers
CLOSED the plate. Fletcher made
sensational one-hand catch of Hen
ry's high Lacquer back of short.
Fletcher played consistent game
throughout, both at the bat and in
fielding his position.
The Majestics were stingy in the
latter half OF the period and allowed
no scores.
Carnahan relieved Clark in the
seventh, and Hughlett went back to
catch him. With close harmony from
his infield, the tall one kept the tai
lies down and in his half registered
run to his credit.
The score was 6 to 5. with the Ma
jestics in the lead. at the opening of
the eighth, and the testers failed to
score. The Remingtons, however,
had batting rally, and Walker and
Jacques scored, placing the type
writer men in the lead, 6 to Z.
This was quickly reversed in the
final session. Sills and Ross singled
Harris fouled out and Thomas was
safe at first on Carny's muff. Bar
ber struck out; but poor judgment
in throwing the ball to first let Sills
score. With the other runners ad-
vanced on the play, a passed ball let
in Ross. The side was retired when
Thomas was nabbed at third.
With the tall board to Z against
them, GeN singled Hughlett went
out at first, Pultz famed and Walker
fouled out.
The box score: