The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-04-21
TRIPLE PLAY MADE BY
LOCAL LADS At LONDON
While Stanford's Pitcher Holds Noun
tsineers Hitless and Game is Won
BY Score Of is to o

and came back with the grapes by a
score OF Is to ., due mainly the mas
terly pitching OF Lephew, who held the
last mountaincers without a hit during
the nine rounds OF play. The big iea-
tuse OF the game was the triple play
pulled of by the Stanford lads IN the
| seventh inning in which Grimes, Mob
| ley and Perkins took part. Ii was
great work and a play that is almost
| the rarcst to be seen IN baseball.
This was the second game between
| London and Stanford. The first was
close, indeed, whcn !; Is remembered
that Bruncr, the big left paw, OF
London, held the local boys to two lone
hits in seven innings. So II was with
a great deal OF fear and trembling that
the Stanford boys faced him on Lon
| don's own grounds. However they were
able To gain six safeties during the
eight times that they went at the bat
Costly errors by Caywood's men to-
gethcr with Burners widness allowed
\ the local boys fifteen runs The Lon
| don BOYS were unable to connect safe
~ with the curves of the youngster
| Lephcw, who was making his initial
break into high school baseball. Once
only il seemed they could score, and
that was when Perkins missed wild
throw to third, but Capt. Hill, ever
alert was backing his man and forced
the goose egg on London. Stanford's
| battery did the most substantial work
Tor them, Lsphew allowing no hits and
Wood, in addition to making a sensa-
tional catch on foul fly, was able to
| ~ III bis pitcher at all times and made
the circuit of the bases three times.
The batting of Joe +. Embry and Sam
Emhry' was OF its usual high order,
and each OF these scored three times.
The work of Grimes in right field could
be placed on the stellar role and Per
kin's handling OF two differents fouls
pu, him on the same list. The lone
star for London was its twirler In ad-
dition to getting eight strikeouts he
came roarer getting a hit through any
other of the London batters. Especial
| credit is due to Profs. Caywood and
| McNutt for the consideration that they
| showed the Stanford squad
First lnning-Woods struck out. J.
Embry to first on Burners error On
hit and run play. S Embry singled
to right. Perkins singled. !. Embry out
Eaugh TO Wilder Perkins stole second
and 5. Embry crossed the plate for the
first score of the game. Hill out Brun-
CT 10 Seeiey.
Baugh went to first on an error by
Perkins. Saylor, struck out. Woods
caught Wilder's foul. Bruner struck
out
Second lnning-Mobley struck out
Grimes out Bruner to Seeley. Lephew
flied to Setley.
Seeley fouled to Perkins Deering
flied to Grimes. Eversole out Hill to
Mobley
Third lnning-Bruner hoped one
over and beaned Shanks on the shank
Woods walked Shanks out at second
Bruner to Baugh. Woods stole second
J. Embry singled scoring Woods. $.
Embry took three great whiffs OF Lon
don atmosphere. Hill safe ON Savlor's
error, after Perkins reached first on
Wilder's error. Perkins scored
Dixon out Hill to Mobley. Green out
Hill to Mobley. Baugh struck out
Fourth lnning.-Grimes struck out
Lephew struck out Shanks singled
Woods flied To Seeley.
Saylor out Hill to Mobley. Wilder
out to Mobley, Bruner flied to S En-
bry.
Fifth Inning Embry safe on Saw
lor'S error. 8. Embrv safe on Burners
error. J. Embry taking third Perkins
famed Hill safe on Saylor's error.
l. Embry scoring. s. Embry scored
Hill stole second and third. Mobley
struck out Hill scored. when Dixon
let Grimes hot grounder get through
him Grimes stole second. but was out
Bruner to Sylor on an attempt to steal
Secley out Hill to Mobley Derirng
flied to Mobley. Eversole ont Hill to
Mobley.
Sixth Inning -Lephew walked
ShankS struck out. Woods was hit by
a passed ball, Lephew third. Lephew
scored when Baugh fumbled, !. EN-
bry's grounder, Embry stole second.
and scored, S Embry's single Perkins
struck out. 5. Embry scored. Hill
walked and stole second. Mobley struck
out
Dixon walked and was out at second
Woods To ;. Embry. Green was hit BY
pitched ball Baugh flied to Hill.
Perkins caught Saylor's foul
Seventh lnning.-Grimes singled and
stole second. Lephew walked Grimes
and lephew scored on Shank's sacri-
flee fly Woods was hit by "A pitched
ball J. Embry safe on Burners error.
GODS scored, s. Embry safe on Derr-
ine's error. s. Embry out Dixon to
Baueh. Perkins out to Dixon
Wilder safe ON an error by Perkins
Bruner reached first Wilder taking
third, Seel,y flied To Grimes. who
threw to Mobley. who then shot it to
, Perkins giving Stanford credit for a
triple play
Eighth Inning out Bruner To
Seeley. Mohley out Bruner to Seeley
Grimes safe on Seeley's error. Grimes
stole second. Lephew was hit by a
pitched ball Grimes scored for the |
second time Of the game. Shanks flied
to Wilder
Derring out Hill to Coleman Ever
sole rolled to Coleman Dixon struck |
out.
Ninth lnning.-Woods out Baugh to
Seeley J. Embry flied to Baugh & |
llmbry was safe on Saylor's error. !
Perkins singled Hill out Baugh to
Seelev.
Baugh out s. Embry to Coleman.
Savior struck out. Wilder struck out
The box score
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