The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-21
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SHELTON SINGLES. ~ 'DRiNC
TwO MEN. IN LAST
FRAME.
Mcxia shuts Out kawSnsas q to q
and Ennis whips Terrell 10 to
3 in Central Texas League.

1OuSiCaNAs ItA.. July ~i-tt
was said that Mondays game was
| one of the best ever staged here and
perhaps II was Monday. hut IL
| couldn't come up 10 yesterdays
contest in any particular Thrill
ing catches. home runs, two-raggers
and to cap the climax a sensational
nlne-inning victory all we're com
! bined to make II great exhibition
Of the national pastime. EImunds
bunch OF terrific TERRIERS literally
wiped up the earth with the twirlers
from Waxyvilie, securing nine long
and two home runs by Bradley and
Erwin. Raines was pounded on for
five innings and finally retired In
disgrace. Tinsley replaced lin but
Jared no better, the only req son tina.
he was not taken out also bong the
fact that it would lock little bad
knocked out but in reality soch was
the case.
Edmunds' squad defeated he Wis
itors by exactly the same score as
on Monday. Sheltons single in the
ninth with the score standing 4 to
against us, bringing two runs and
winning the contest.
As usual the first run of the con-
test came ir the first round being
secured by the enemy after Young
had singled and the locals had made
Il couple of costly errors. Ii seem
ed as If things were goirg 10 star
off right for the local aggrega ton in
the first also when Erwin secured q
long two-basger but the the was
out of join" right then and the big
things were saved fo1 later The
ginger bottle was opened IN the
third round, however. parbell,
Who by the way, pitched dandy
| game all the way through, occurred
| a two Dagger: Shelton sacrificed.
| Edmunds flew to center and OAR
nell came in, tieing ire SEQ. &. But
! this was not all, though Il was
CROUCH for enc rouae. e.rv in got
tie idea that it would be better to
| have a onc1un lead than i"st TO
! have things tied up . he p1scecde5
! to gently place it over the fence
around left field garden. Consider
| ing the example set by Erwin as
we'll worth following big Bradley
making the score ; 10 | in arr fay-
/ or and every thing seemed lovely
/ for old Corsicana but the pcsky lit
| tie Waxieites negotiated for one i'll
i the fifth. for another in the sixth.
| yes. tieing things up. The Profound
audacity. And what should Brother
| Allison of The Waxaeachie eorgre-
: cation do but slap r1easly - one
into the middle garden ala take
| three bases on it, and then coming
across the plate Wit TIE fourth
run when Davis slapped up a little
FOUL 1t was awful. fearful, terrible.
With victory right in our grasp ans
then to let il slip through our
hands in the next TO last 'aning,
| But such was not SO. Would any
one who had seen The Carsicana
! Athletics play think far oae momen,
that they could let shings stand in
that way? Kerr. the first lhan up
in the last, whammed g long one out
iato left ana a momei late swiped
I the second bag Tinsley nsviEg a
little sense. walked nradiey. Page
flew out to Davis. Earnoll tried at
three and then retired. Then came
our star little short-top, .Saelton
and won the contest by lanVling $
long one into left, Esrr an.l Brad