Evening journal., 1912-07-27
YORK HANDS
OUT WALLOP
Make LeweIlyn'S Delivery
Look Like Sieve and
Win Easily 10 to 5
MILLMAN GETS NEAR
THE STRIKE OUT RECORD

York was here yesterday for the
FIRST Of a two-game series with the
Chicks and punctured Harry
Lewellyn's delivery TO the tune of
IL hits, throwing the game against
the Chicks by 10 to score.
II was the worst game in which
Lewellyn has worked. Forgetting
his speed and ability TO mix EN- up
Harry grooved almost every ball he
hurdled and as was expected. the easy
going Workers rolled up seventeen
hits. Clark drawing a homer, Craig a
triple and Raub and Wagner doubles.
Wagner's total for the afternoon was
four. Mecherlys three loomed up
next best, but as his came between
Millman's twelve strikeouts and FIVE
more Chick hits they did not come at
the time when the number would
have tied up for the Chicks Because
OF the non-appearance Of President
Carpenters umpire assignment. BaN-
ter and Lloyd ofiiciated as indicator
holders and il was due 10 Mr..
Iloyd's miserable sight that his CO.
laborer on the York mound
rot close TO the fourteen strike
outs Tri-state record He called
strikes on every low, high and me-
dium ball that went over the plate
while the Chicks were up, and on
more than one occasion declared
Chicks out while they had a chance 10
score men on the bases.
According to his judgment, Weeks,
Kerr. Lewellyn, Marhefka, Mckenna
and Fritz struck out I'm succession in
the second and third innings If an
umpire were to have seen the balls
through the same glasses that Lloyd
used q bunch OF scouts would be here
today to drag Millman higher, but
since he is still only a Cd rate Tri-
State pitcher despite Lloyd's boost
It is likely that he will be with York
when the boys blow in again.
Meyers one-hand stab of Kauff-
mans drive in the ninth inning. was
the classiest play Of the year. An
other feature was Doc Kerrs foul
drive over the left field fence that
went so far that a fellow who
0elded It thought it not worth while
to return the ball. Pete Cassidy did
what he could to persuade the thief to
give up
The Chicks started the game like
winners. York failed to score the
FIRST and second time up. Meanwhile
the Chicks had sent up two tallies. In
The first inning Marhefka hit a hard
ono into Wagner went to second on
McKenna's sacrifice. to third on
Fritz's life and scored on Millman s
only wild pitch Mecherly's single
and Meyers triple sent across the
second run in the second inning.
Iackson's walk. Mecherly's single and
Meyers sacrifice scored the third run
In the fourth inning.
Jackson's double. Mecherly's third
single. Meyers out. and Weeks sim
gle hung up the Chicks last two runs
IN the sixth inning
So easy was Lewellyn that York
scored at will. Every man on the
team hit him. Singles by Clark and
Wagner. Raub's double and steal
sent the first two tallies across. Three
more went up in the fourth inning of
successive singles by Nasher. Mill
man. Clark and Swayne. and Craig's
walk and steal. Clarks homer over
right field fence and Raub's triple
ahead Of Hooper's single in the sixth
Increased the total TO seven. Kauff
mans single. Craig's sacrifice. Nash
rr's out and Lewellyns failure e
play on Millman at first, while Meyers
was getting the ball, gave York al
extra one in the seventh inning
Kauffmans single ahead Of Craig
triple and Nasher's out, hung up th'
last two OF York's runs and the gam
was over
The ecora. nN