The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-07-20
The Browns Win Again.

The second game between the Noun
Holly team and the Browns came of
on Saturday on the High street grounds
1t was quite different from the contest
of the previous Saturday when the
Mount Holly team and the Medford nine
played 20 innings without scoring, and
the same result might have happened
last week but for errors which allowed
the Browns to score and to shut the
Mount Holly team out. But that goes
with base ball. Cain, for the Browns,
pitched the best game he has put up in
long time, and Chance was at his best,
the strain of the previous Saturday
evidently not having affected him. The
Mount Holly team hit the ball but
could not place it safely.
There were few brilliant PLAYS. AIlo-
ways, of the Browns, fell all over a ball
but recovered in time to shut off a PLAYER
at third and Mack, of the same team.
spoiled a three Dagger from Gillam's
bat when, after long run, he caught a
difficult fly.
The first inning opened with the
Browns at the bat. Orcutt was put out
lat first. Morgan got to first on four
balls, but was caught trying to steal
second just as Hullings struck out.
For Mount Holly Beaudry and Cline
were thrown out at first. Foulks made
a good hit over the shortstops head, but
was forced out at second by Ritter's hit
to shortstop.
Second inning = Mack out at first,
Alloway got hit but was caught trying
to steal second. WorreIl struck out
McCue got hit and was advanced to
second on Gillam's sacrifice. Elbertson
struck out and Burtis was out on fly.
Third inning-Her is where the Browns
won the game. Cain got clean two
base hit. Gibbs sacrificed, advancing
Cain to third. Phil Burtis hit to second
and the man at that station, instead of
stopping the ball as he could easily have
lone, made an error, which allowed ,
Cain to score. Then Orcutt hit one
which the second baseman failed to han
lie and there were two men on bases; a
Wild pitch sent Burtis to third and Or
'utt to second, and a passed ball ,
allowed Burtis to score. The next two
men struck out. &
Chance was given base on balls and
vent to second on Beaudry's sacrifice.
cline went down on balls. FOulk hit to I,
hortstop and this was the ball that
Alloway fumbled but recovered in time {
0 catch Chance at third. Ritter was t
nut on fly. S
Fourth inning-Nack struck out
Alloway out on fly. Worrell sent one !;
own the line right into the hands of
lrst baseman. "
McCue hit to center. Gillian hit to !
is,St, advancing McCue. Elbertson
truck out. Stokes Burtis hit one down
he first base fine which Cain fielded
icely and touched the runner. McCue z
5as on third and Gillian on second and
looked as if something might be doing, +
ut Chance went out at first.
Fifth inning-Cain and Gibbs struck ;
ut. Phil Burtis out on fly. This was s
very short inning.
Beaudry out on fly. Chance to first b
n balls. Foulk was out at first, Cline
dvancing to second, and he stole third, /
ut Ritter went out on fly and the t
econd chance to score was spoiled.
Sixth inning-Orcutt out at first.
Iorgan struck out. Hulhngs out on
Iy.
McCue sent long one out in the
ED but there was man there ready to q
AXE it. Gillian hit one that looked :
God for three bases, hut Mack, after a
ing run, made beautiful catch.
,lbertson was thrown out at first +
Seventh inning-Nack and Alloway
yent out at first. Worrell out on fly
Iount HollV's three batters-Burtis, v
nance and Beaudry-all failed to reach
rst base.
Eighth inning-Cain out at first.
sibbs out on fly. Phil Burtis out on il
line drive directly into the first base
nan's hands.
Cline out on fly. Foulk out at first. '
litter out on fly.
Ninth inning-Orcutt reached first
ase but was caught mapping. Morgan
nd Hullings failed to reach first,
McCue out at first. Gillian struck
ut. Elbertson got his base on balls,
ut Stokes Burtis was thrown out at
rst and the game was over with the :
core two to nothing in favor of the
Browns.