The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-05-22
Base Ball.

Weather conditions Friday morning
drew long faces on some of our base
ball fans but they changed with the
coming of the sun and warmed up ac-
cordingly The game was attended by
the largest and most enthusiastic crowd
that high school base ball has seen for
some years. Thanks to the business
men and the general interest taken by
all. Both Marlette and Yale teams
played to the best of their ability, all
the runs being made on hits. very few
errors being recorded. Wight tells us
that the support he received was the
best and the cleverest he has felt this
year and as a result the visiting team
was defeated with a score of 5 TO 3.
1st The contest started 10y BOyne
who was thrown out by Wight; Sim
mington struck out; Snyder succeeded
in getting to first but was caught nap
ping. Wight was thrown out by Sny-
der, while Newell was caught out by
r f, LutZ doubled to right and was left,
Dodge being caught out by Irving.
2nd. Fitch thrown out by Wight;
| Irving caught out by Reid; Price sing
led to left, and Smith retired with a
| hop fly to LutZ. Hallman struck out;
Kennedy caught out by smith; HydoTn
singled to right; Reid struck to Shep-
ard who threw 2nd, not catching Hy-
dorm; Hallead caught out by Boyne
3rd Smith struck out and Sheppard
was thrown out by Hallman; Boyne
struck out Wight struck to Shepard
beating the throw; Newell struck to
Irving who tossed, catching Wight on
End; Lutz trippled to center, bringing
in Newell; Dodge singled, bringing in
LutZ; Hallman retired and Kennedy
was thrown out by Boyne.
4th. Simmington got walk, after
wards stealing Ind; Snyder thrown ont
by Wight; Newell Immediately throw.
ing to Kennedy who tagged SHINING
ton on an attempted steal to 3rd; Irv'
ing retired the side with a high fly to
Reid. HydOrn struck out; Reid got a
walk; Hallead and Wight were caught
out on high flies to right and center.
9TH. Price struck out and smith was
thrown out by Kennedy, smith reached
1st by a slow grounder down 3rd. after
ward stealing 2nd and 3rd; Sheppard
hit bringing in Smith; both Boyne and
SimmingtOn got walk filling the
bases: Snyder struck to right and
things looked dangerous; hit Reid, cir
cling i'm made a sensational, retiring
the side without a run. Newell doubled
to right: LutZ caught out by Smith;
but Dodge reached lst on a hot ground.
er to snyder, afterward taking End;
Hallman doubled TO left bringing in
Newell and Dodge; Kennedy repeated
doubling over Smiths head, bringing
i'm Hallman; Hydorn thrown out by
Boyne and Reid caught out snyder.
9th. Fitch caught out by Hydorn
Irving received a walk, afterward
stealing 2nd and 3rd; Price struck out;
Smith singled to right, Irving being
held on Srd: Smith struck out. Hallead
thrown out by Boyne; Wight doubled
to left and Newell struck to Irving,
Wight being caught between End and
3rd; Lutz caught out by Smith.
eth. Sheppard thrown out by Ken.
nedy; Boyne struck to right and Sim
mington received walk, Boyne stole
2nd but was tagged out by trying 3rd
I Snyder thrown out by Wight. Dodge
was thrown out by Sheppard and Hall
man was caught out by Smith; Ken.
nedy singled to right and HydOrn
doubled to left, bringing in Kennedy
4 taking 3rd on the throw home, after
. ward coming home on an overthrow;
4 Reid caught out by Sheppard.
Sth. Fitch doubled to right; Irving
reached 1st on slow grounder to 3rd
4 Fitch taking 3rd on Kennedy's throw
4 to Newell; Dodge lost track of Fitch
on Bird and pegged to End, Fitch com
ing in; Irving tried to take 3rd in the
throw to Dodge but the ball was snap
4 ped to Kennedy who tagged him out
i Price was thrown out by Kennedy and
j Smith by Wight. Hallead retired and
Wight was thrown out by Irving
Newell reached lst by slow groundel
down 3rd beating the throw; Luts
thrown out by Irving.
9th. Smith singled to right but was