The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-03
huerholz Stays With Providence.

huerholz Stays With Providence.
Manager Fred Lake, who has just
ZEN up the business of the Provi-
ce team, in the International
gue, makes an announcement OF
Eers he intends to hold over for
1872 campaign, and among the
hes is that of Fred Sherry, or
her Schuerholz, the Honesdale
her, who finished the season at
vidence in 1911.
berry, as he is known in base
began his professional career
p Youngstown, Ohio, and Penn
ania league, in 1910. There was
a very strong team there and
Srry did not lead the league pitch
but he was pronounced by Mike
poe, the Washington scout, and
Yard Earle, who does gum shoe
X in the minors for Pittsburg,
be the best pitcher in the league.
b teams bid for him and the
Frican league team won out.
red stayed with Washington un-
1nidseason, although he was the
youngster to be held. At finish
games he showed well, but did
seem to gain his control and
e poor showings when he was
wed to start. Several Southern
ue teams, the managers OF which
seen him work in the spring,
to get him, but he would not go
h and was allowed to take a
b at Providence for experience.
anager McAleer overlooked him
e recall season and he is now the
erty OF the Grays. His record
ames won and lost do not show
worth with the Rhode Island
as conditions were so bad there
the last season owners sold out
rank Navin, II. w. Yawkey and
hey Jennings, OF Detroit.
Friday last White Mills proved
e the hardest proposition the
k Five" had struck this year and
ed themselves contenders to be
I'd in the race for the champion
OF Wayne county. The passing
e "Millers" was a feature of the
P, while the Rink boys did not
to play together and it was no.
BILE that they could have made
few more baskets if they had
passed" to each other a little
was anybodys game up to the
minute of play, the final score
Honesdale 27, White Mills 22.
heup: Rink Five-W. Polt and |
forwards; O'Connell, center;
pit and Brader, guards. White
Miller and Gill, forwards; |
iers, center; Eddie Murphy and |
b, guards. Baskets thrown
r 6, Smith 8, Gill /, Wenders /
hnell 1, j. Polt 2, w. Polt 5,
l, Brader 2, and five fouls.
New Years afternoon and even
ne Susquehanna Giants will op-
the Rink Five in games that .
Sc TO be fast and exciting as .
Susquehanna team has had an .
BILE record for several years in .
. Pt ball and will give the Homes /
boys hard tussle.
Christmas afternoon the first .
series of games of Polo between
sdale Polo team and the Rink
team was played at the Rink,
Fesulted in a score OF goals to
favor OF the Honesdale team.
e Damascus basket ball team
ted the Tyler Hill boys by
OF IS to 10. The game was
exciting. Ii was played last
Fday in the gymnasium of the
school.
Monday night last the third
of the series in the four-cor-
fight for the championship of
e county was played at the
between he Rink Five and
Fille Qast years champions).
Seelyville team was clearly out
1 and easily defeated, the feat
the game being the team work
peed of the Rink Five who
I'd their best form Of the season
proved that they could pass"
they set out to do it. The line
Seelyville-Markle and Policy,
rds; Benny, center; Som and
guards. Rink Five-W. Polt
Ross, forwards; O'Connell, cen
Bader and Brader, guards. Bas-
Policy 2, Markle /, Polt l,
4 Bader 2, O'Connell 6, Brader
three fouls. Final score, 1916.
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