The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-06-10
And Raleigh Goes Down by
Nine to One Score
Ball Strikes Him Over Heart
and Retires Him-Mahaffey
Hit Hard-Lee PuzzIer to
Raleigh,

WIN 1encFdl Lee pltCihlbS ohichs
ball and Raleigh off at every angle,
Winston-Salem broke the winning
streak with a crushing, unilateral
score of 8 to l Yesterday.
Barring Butts in right, the fielding
of the home team was not consistently
brilliant. Both Neild and CitranO
played some handsome ball, but both
played a mediocre article at times.
So did Manager Mack, SO did Lydgate,
Sc did they all.
There were no rocks to be hurled
At Pop Smith in left, but he found Lee
unfathomable. The whole team had
difficulty il hitting. Added to that
was a continual break Of luck in the
dinky hits that filled the bases and
Over-Tan the cup of despair. Raleigh
has been piling up en-, twelve. four
teen. forty hits a game by generosity
of scorers who are too tender-heart-
ed to charge An error to the visiting
felders. Anything that gets by goes
and SOC hitters are as thick as brick
bats when Mormon elders are about.
But Winston-Salem mad the sneaking,
measley. ~pusillaninous punches hat
got away yesterday and literally ran
rings aboG the home boys.
Added to that was some healthy
stickwork which began on Llewellyn
and continued long after the new
pitcher was retired by a terrific drive
over his heart. There the fortunes
turned. Winston-Salem continued
pecking away II getting on bases
and during Mahaffey's administration,
u ~cannonadins kept the b~aSe-paths
burning up. Winston-Salem had play
ed the home boys off their props and
everywhere the ball was there were
they not also.
Lee was in no shape to pitch a
game against such a bunch as Mack
- - - q
baseball pansieS. He was physically
in poor shape and had not the steam
that made him the marvel Of all Car
olina's recent pitchers. But ne had
a beautiful outdrop that kept Smith,
Lydgate and Butts h heavy right
handlers, cutting gashes In the gather
Ing twilight as the game went on.
Smith, who stopped him, caught his
best game, threw better and nc
f~oolishness. Lydgate, whose work
has been SO fine, had no arm yester-
day and his aim was bad. Winston.
Salem stole easily and Llewellyn wa.
cverlastingly in hot water. But com
with such teams as the Bulls AND tn,
Twins, is good enough. And Genera
Lee was leading the army.
Lcwe}lyR's Injury.
Llewellyn pitched six innings o
mighty good ball. He was unstead.
put Ut la SOitittuibS on IL dIu IL
looks as good az any mar who ha
been here. He is big, handsome
strong, steamy and well-poised. Unit
the sixth he had been in no trouble
The visitors began to break down hi
guard, Schumacher, whose hard hit
ting has been notably absent, beatin
out an infield hit, stole second an
scored on Smiths drive to left.
Up to that time he had pitched a
well Is Lee, though the General wa
the steadicr and had more curve. l
the seventh Lee reached first on CT
ramos error. Roberts hunted an
beat it out. O'Halloran filed the "a
me was safe. Stewart drove a terrif
liner into L!ewellyn's heart and LIE
scored. Llewellyn was SO dazed tn;
ne threw badly to first and Rober
scored, but Mcbride held O'Hallora
on third AND Clapp on second.
Mahaffey went in dead cold. Sch
make drove hotly to short and CT
rano retired him. holding Clapp
bay. Smith singled and scored Clap
stole second. but never went furth
both's Successors going out easil
The score was now 4 to /.
Llewellyn's good pitching until t
seventh was intensified his hittin
He made the timely tap that sent c.
rano across the rubber and open
h tight game. This run came
the fifth when there had been TO
ana a nalI 1aSt innings with Raleli
threatening the plate twice.
Winston-Salem scored in t
eighth when Clapp hit a high one
- a Mack, hi dropped 1t. Cha
went to second, moved to third VIII
O'Halloran hunted and scored
tees fine fly to center. Raleigh n
II chance in this inning when Crut
ers singled with one down. I
Smith flew to right and Manas
Mack to center.
The ninth was a moTtlflCatlon.
was SO bad hat Winston-Sa!em 70
ers lordinG it over Raleigh, begt
every man to end il by striking Q
In the left wing of the stand tn
were many Twins. They had the
wholly their own. please Ga
please strike out" the boys wo
we'll, but Mr.. Clapp wouldn't str
ut.
O'Halloran opened this nning v