The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-07-01
Love, Luck and Gasoline
Big Stone Gap VS.. Keokee

Dig olone zap VS.. keokee
The home team turned the
tables on the keokee boys here
Saturday afternoon when they
defeated them in an exciting
game by II score of , to .. Ill
was a good game throughout
and was witnessed by the
largest crowd of the season.
Baker was on the mound for
the home team and pitched a
corking, good game allowing
the visitors only four hits and
punched twelve men. He also
cut in with Il pretty three bag
ger IN the fifth inning. Hard
ing, vino worked for Keokee.
pitched "a splendid game, but
was not quite as effective as he
was last Saturday Keokee
fought hard To win in order to
cinch Il plnce in the 9Th of July
contest. but on account of the
defeat they will have to play az
tie off with Stonega. while Big
Stone Gap still holds first place. |
This was the last scheduled
game of the league and the
winner of the keokee-Stonega
contest Will play the home team
on the Fourth of July.
Following is the lineup and
score by innings:
Keokee C Coldiron. lf;l
lOhneiloss, S.; Robinson. cf:l
Richmond, CT; NIurrin, 20;
Holston, rf, Winters, ri; Davis,
Id; Ruwe, ID; r.. Coldiron. 3b
Stout g; Harding, p.
Big stone Gap Potter, cf;
Mccall, 80; King, 2b; Toney,
IS; peery, RI; Gilly. Il; Parsons,
10; McCorklc, C; Baker, p.
FIRST INNING
e. Coldiron and Ohnenoss famed
Robinson rolled 90 Baker No runs; no
| hits no errors
Potter singled TO right and stole see
ond. Mccall walked King hunted and
beat IL ont Toney forced Potter at
home Harding TO stout Pcery singled
10 left scoring Mccall and King. j;ily
hit into double play Harding to Cold
iron to Davis. Two runs three hits no
errors.
SECOND INNING
Murrin popped to Mccall. lIolston
! famed Davis also famed Parsons get
ting the pint out No runs no hits no
errors.
Parsons. McCorkle aud Baker all fan
Net No iuns no hits, no errors
THIRD INNING
+ Coldron nied to Potter in center
| stout singled TO left Harding walked.
G.. Coldiron popped to King McCOrkle
threw wild to first To catch Harding on
and Stout scored OhnehosS struck out
One run; one hit. one error
Potter grounded out Murrin To Davis
Mccall famed Ohneiloss dropped
King high fly King was caught of
first. No nirs; no hits one error
FOURTH INNING
Robinson popped to Mccall Murrin
grounded to King who made a good
pickup and throw IIolston struck out
No inns; no hits no errors.
'Ioney bea, ont a high bomber toI
| Harding Peery forced 'roncy at second
Nlurrin to Ohnefloss Ohnofoss threw
Wild to first and Pecry went TO second
but was tagged when lie overrsn second
Gilly hit in front of the plate and was
called out for running into the ball No
runs one hit; one error.
FIFTH INNING
Davis brcezed T. Coldiron went TO
/ second when King iumblcd his gronnder
after a hard try for II Baker threw wild
At second and Coldiron went to third \
roml tip on Stout lat knocked glass
ont OF the water hoy's hand who was
walking across the field near the back
stop breaking the glass into pieces, but
J did not injury the boy except for a slight
cut on the finger stout famed Hard
ing grounded ont. Mccall to Parsons
| No runs. no hits, two errors.
Parsons flied to Robinson McCorkle
lined to Murrin Baker hit to deep right
for three bases Baker took Robinson's
place in center for keokec Potter fan
ned No runs one hit; no errors
SIXTH INNING
G Coldiron singled to center Dime
hoss sacrificed McCorklc to Parsons.
Baker grounded out, King to Parsons.
Murrin lined hard to Pcery. No runs
one hit; 10 errors.
Mccall went to second when H. Cold
threw Wild At first King walked Toney
singled to center; scoring Mccall. King
was ont at third, G. Coldiron TO Il. Cold
| iron Pcery famed Toney stole third
Gilly famed One run. one hit; one
error.
SEVENTH INNING
Winters batted for Holston and famed