The evening world., 1914-05-12
BROOKFEDS,
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result only a few hundred fnns were
within the stadium when the bell rang
for the teams to begin playing. 1t
was too cold for the National game
and no one would have blamed the
Wards IL they had called of the game.
They were game. however. and went
through with II. Robert q. Ward.
president Of the Club. said that as the
club already has q great many post
poned games he thought 1t advisable
to play this one.
Beginning tomorrow all the games
played at this park will start at 3
+. NJ. Baron Knetzer. who twirled
for the Brooklyn Nationals several
years ago, was sent In to do the
twirling for the visitors this after
noon, while Maxwell worked In the
box for the locals.
FIRST INNING--Savage walked on
four wide ones. Holly sacrificed.
Myers retiring him unassisted. Cakes
pasted n groundef to Hoffman. who
threw him out at first, Savage NOV
ing up to third. Lennox tripled In
left. scoring Savage. Bradley lined q
single to left. sending Lennox over
the plate. Mcdonald forced Bradley
at second. Hoffman to aagnier. TWO
RUNS.
Cooper famed. Myers doubled to
left. Evans also drove out q two
Dagger to left centre. scoring Myers.
Hoffman was thrown out at first by
Holly. Evans reaching third. Muir
ply grounded out, Iennox to Brad
ley. ONE RUN.
SECOND INNING-Lewis was hit
with n pitched ball. Berry sacrificed,
Maxwell TO Myers. After knocking
out several fouls, KnetZer slammed
the ball to deep right centre for two
bases, scoring Lewis. Savage line
flied to Murphy. Holly also sent a
fly to Murphy. ONE RUN.
WesterZil raised fly to the pitch
er's box. which Bradley muffed. Civ
ing the batter his base. Gagnier hit
to Knetzer, who threw him out at
first, Westerzil reaching second. Land
singled to centre. but Westerxil was
caught at the plate on Oakes's throw
to Berry. Maxwell drove a bounder
10 Lennox. who got the ball over 10
Bradley in time to retire the big
twirler. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Gagnier and
Myers took care OF Oakes's fast
! to Maxwell, who tossed him out
Bradley soaked the ball to tho wall
In right centre for two bases. McDon.
aid was disposed OF on his fast grass
cutter by Hoffman and Myers. NO
RUNS.
Cooper grounded out, Lewis "a
Bradley. Myers strolled. Evans filed
out to Holly. Myers stole second
ON Knetzer's wild throw to second
to catch Myers mapping. the big FIRST
baseman sprinted TO third. Holman
was easy for Lewis and Bradley. NC
RUNS.
FOURTH INNING-Maxwen held
Lewis's bouncer and threw him out
Berry flied out to Cooper. Knetzel
fouled out TO Land. NO RUNS,
Murphy famed out. Westerzii wa,
hit with a pitched ball. Gagnier sin
gled to centre. promoting Westerzzi
to second. Land popped up to Lewis
Maxwell famed out. NO RUNS.
FIFTH lNNlNG-Savage went on
on his slow grounder to Myers. Gag
nier then ran over back Of secon
base and grabbed Holly's liner. Oake
smashed a low line ny straight Int
Hofman's hands. NO RUNS.
Cooper high fiied to Savage. Myer
sent grounder to Lewis and was a
: easy out at fst Evans drove
: bounder 10 Bradley. who toased IN
! ball TO Knetzer for the out. n,
RUNS,
SIXTH INNING-Lennox went gu
y Maxwell to Myers. Bradley wa
! deadheaded to first by Maxwell. NJ,
Donald forced Bradley at secon,
@ Westerzil to Hoffman. Lewis poppe
n up to Gagnier. NO RUNS.
: Hoffman famed. Murphy single
to left. Westerzil flied out to NJ.
Donald who threw the bali to Brat
ley doubling up Murphy at first. N
y RUNS.
10 SEVENTH INNING-Berry popps
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