Newark post., 1914-09-23
NEWARK LOSES TO BANCROF T.
CHANGE IN UMPIRE NEXT WEEK

SpIltS WILL pC Pi'y y"
next Saturday. The story OF the
game by plays follows:
First inning, Newark-Scanlon
flied out to Edler; Jackson singled
Morris skied to left; Gregg famed.
No runs.
Bancroft-Smith walked, Cloud
sacrificed, Hook to Gregg; Bonner
and Duncan walked, filling the
bases Austin hit to Al Beattie, who
fumbled, allowing Smith to score;
Kanz singled, scoring Bonner and
Duncan; Edler went out, Jackson
to Gregg; Wallace skied to Willis.
Three runs.
Second inning, Newark-Willis
skied, Cloud to Duncan; 9. Beat
tie singled; Spence out, Cloud to
Duncan; AL Beattie doubled to
right, scoring his brother with the
first Newark tally; Hoch out,
Crouch to Luncan. One run.
Bancroft-Crouch went out, AL
Beattie TO Gregg; Smith famed;
Proud was sent in to bat for Cloud
and went out, Al Beattie to Gregg.
No runs.
Third inning, Newark-Scanlon
was out on a close one at hrst;
jackson out, Proud to Duncan;
Morris flied to Elder. Runs.
Bancroft-Bonner was robbed
of a hit by AL Beattie's sensational
stop and throw. Morris made a
pretty runout, Jackson's clever
pickup and peg doing the trick. No
runs.
Fourth inning, Newark-Gregg
doubled to left field fence. Willis
hit hot one to Smith, who threw
wild to first, Gregg scoring. Char
lie Beattie's hot liner bounced off
Smiths leg for a single, Willis
going to third. Beattie went to
second on a passed ball. Spence hit
to short, but the peg home was late.
Spence stole second, A. Beattie was
hit, filing the sacks. Hoch bunted
safely, scoring Beattie; Scanlon
fouled out to Duncan; Spence was
out on his attempted steal Of home.
Jackson famed, but was safe on
the wild pitch Morris walked, fore
ing in Al Beattie; Gregg out, Bon
ner to Duncan. Four runs.
Bancroft-Kanz was sent to the
plate to take two. He took two for
the manager and one for himself
Elder walked; Wallace lined out
one that was labeled for a double
but Al Beattie again came to the
front by making a one-hand stat
of the drive and doubling up Edle1
at first. No runs.
Bancroft made a few changes be.
fore taking the field in this inning
Vernon going to first base ano
Frankie Duncan moving over tC
short in place Of Smith, who ap
peared to have an off day.
Fifth inning, Newark-Willi!
tripled to deep center, the ball go
ing a few yards beyond the bul
sign. G. Beattie flied to short
Spence lifted one to the clouds ant
Big Bill Crouch took care of it; A
Beattie sent up a sky scraper tha
Austin dropped; Willis crossed
the plate with a probable run, bu
AL forgot to run; He was tagge'
out by Austin. No runs.
Bancroft-Crouch was safe OF
G. Beattie s error; Vernon walked
Proud walked, filling the bases
Bonner hit a grounder to Gregg
who nailed Crouch at the plate
Duncan hit to Jackson, who go
Vernon at the plate; Austin ou'
AL Beattie to Gregg. No runs.
Sixth inning, Newark-Hoc
whitfield; Scanlon was tossed out b
Proud; Jackson famed. No run'
Bancroft-Kanz singled to right
Elder again hit into double play
Jackson to Beattie to Gregg, beln
the route; Wallace out, Jackson I
Gregg.
Seventh inning, Newark-Morr
was out on close one at the lnl
ial sack, Proud to Vernon; kar
dropped Gregg's fly; Willis force
Gregg, Bonner to Duncan; Will
stole second; G. Beattie fouled OF
to Vernon. No runs.
Bancroft-Crouch famed; We
non did likewise; Proud singled
Bonner walked; Duncan followe
suit; Austin singled, scoring Prou
and Bonner; Kanz singled, sent
ing in two more; Kanz died stea
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