The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1914-06-10
Base Ball
Big Stone Gap VS.. Keokee

Big Stone Gap VS.. Keokee
The Big Stone Gap team.
which is leading the league.
accompanied by large crowd
of rooters went over to Keokee
Saturday afternoon to tackle
the strong players at that place,
and won in game featured by
some of the fastest ball playing
ever seen on that diamond the
score being 5 to /. All the
scoring was done in the second
inning, the Gap boys attacked
Robinson fiercely In this round
and drove him off the mound.
Four scores were made by a
pass and four hits, and Mccall
made the fifth tally by stealing
home. Winters relieved Robin
son at this stage of the game
and the home team failed to
make n score off his delivery.
keokee succeeded in putting
one runner across in their half
OF this inning by an error, a
passed ball and a two base hit.
which was the only score they
made.
Peery pitched a good game
for Big Stone, the Keokee BOYS
touching his delivery for ONLY
two hits. Winters, the Keokee
southpaw, who relieved Robi-
son in the second, was very
effective, the home team failing
to make u score off him. Ohne.
foss put up great fielding
game at short stop for Keokee
Stonega and Big Stone Gap
teams will play hero today and
at Crossbrook Saturday, while
keokee and Dorchester viii
play as scheduled.
Following is the line up and
score by innings:
Big Stone Gap-Potter. cf;
Mccall, BIB; King, 10; McCorkle
9; Toney, SO; Gilley, IF; Baker,
If Parsons, ID; Perry, D.
Keokee-H olston, RI; Stout. G.
}hneiloss, IS; Harding, CT;
Ruwe, 10; Murrin, %; g. Cold
iron, III Y: Coldiron, ADJ Robin,
son, p; Winters, p,
FIRST INNING
i'ntter popped to AIurrin. Mccall hit
Wy pitched hall, aud was forced at second
when King rolled TO Ilohinson. Mo
tnTkic tanned. No runs. no hits M
arTors
llolston grounded out, Mccall to
PARSONS stout popped to Mccall
ohheiiosS brcezed M runs, no hits. no
errors.
SECOND INNING
'roney walked. Gilley flied to HARDING
in center Baker sisgied. Toney GoInS
TO third Baker stole secend" pa1soibs
HI to RHYe, whose throw % stout Mas
l4le, lahey soaring feery singled To
right, scoring IiaESr peeryy was forced
on Potter's groGnder, Ohnehoss to Muir
rim. MeNali singled to left, scoring Par
sons. King singled. scoring Potter
While stout was consulting the pitcher.
Mccall made clean steal of home
ltobinson was yanked at this period and
Winters, the southpaw, goes in TO pitc1i
for keokee. McCorkle grounds out
oh"eIloss to Rpwe FIVE runs, laYy lits
haIdlhg safe on Parsons tumble OF
his groiinder, ahd goes to second on
passed ball Rive walked Mnrrin
doubled 10 left, scoring Harding AID
Ruwe was thrown out at home, Baker "a
Potter TO McCorkle. q. Caldiron fi}ed ~
Gilley. 7 poldron ppt, Toney to PAP,
safs' me run one hit, two errors.
THIRD INNING
loney flied to liolston. Gillev singl.d
Int vas caught asleep, Winters to Rtiwe
hit, no errors. nl" Hef
ParsGHs sto&t died H 10 SsEsSS YoSadsS to
IN me- no ffrafs, ~"
FOURTH INNING
tarsons safe on Murrin's tumble of his
gFounder. Peery sacrifices, Ohnefioss To-
RIVE Potter flies to Iiolstoa aud Par,
sons was lhroW9 ont at third, Holston to
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