The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-14
I}OLTS TAKE
| BOTH GAMES
arm OF TIGERS IN FIRST
CANE BY \ SCORE OF
SIX TO NOTHING.
|sHOW GOOD FORM
New Lineup shows Good f'r" and
Ennis Is Allowed Only Two
scores in the Eighth.
teenth Inning.
Talk about your ball games, good

oora called for dohbte-header With
Ennis Tigers and the way the
c.,,s worked on the league leaders
vas most distressing, especially to
,ba many Ennis fans in the grand
.,,nd The locals showed the best
form since starting on their first
road trip and with that bunch OF ball
.,fayars all in the game at once,
they had the visitors completely at
.hair mercy. Compere otficiated as
elgb artist in the first game, and onI5
thirty men faced him. He pitched
. shuf-out game, allowing the visi-
tors oHR three hits, two OF which
we're hits on benefit OF doubt. Dur
ing the entire nine innings an En-
mig Tiger never got past second base,
and only two of them managed TO
reach that station.
policy" White. signed by Cole as
catcher. worked in his first game for
the Colts and the old head was
going good He made il easy for the
pitchers and kept them going strong
throughout the game, though his
lack Of condition made it hard for
him to work through the two games,
White becomes a regular today.
Manager Cole changed his lineup
in Saturdays game, calling Crockett,
who has been suspended on account
Of injuries. back into the game a.
his old position at 1st base. 'Leftie"
was the sensation OF the shut-out
game In four times up he smashed
out four nice hits. one OF which was
& two Dagger. Scoggins played on
the bench during the first game ana
? greater part of the second. Some
of the fans thought this was mis-
take. but 1t appears to be the best
stunt pHlled by the manager since
the team began TO slump. Scoggins
ia without doubt one of the best men
on the club. but with the knowledge
that a good man is waiting to be
cclled into action the players seemd
TO pat forth greater effort and Sog
Iretred quite a little before he got
chance to perform. He relieved
Cole at End and Cole relieved Cor
don at Bird in the seventh inning OF
the second game. and being fresh he
'gngered' up the team and took all
the pep" out of the visitors. This
demonstrated the good Judgment OF
Keeping utility man in reserve for
the critical moment.
A delegation of some seventy
i've or one hundred Ennis fans,
headed by Mayor Farris, came up
for the game and now they are sorry
fer il was heart-rending TO see their
team slaughtered. But loyalty is
the Ennis fans biggest asset and
each and every one remained glued
to their seats until the last man was
OUT in the second game. In the first
lew innings of the two games they
showed old time pep and tried to
help their team over the rough
places, but it was no use. the Colts
We're here, there and everywhere and
the elusive Tigers were strangled in
7 hE 4
Game by Innings.
First inning-Tucker flew to Cole.
barrett struckout Disharoon out,
"ordon to Crockett. For Waxaha
ch'e, Lester out, Disharoon to Leslie,
wren flew to left. Gordon flew to
center, No hits, no runs.
second inning-Leslie struckont-
Nende fouled out to Crockett
Wright out. Compere to Crockett.
For Waxahachie, Cole was out,
Hodge to Leslie. Jordan struckout-
white started the fireworks when
ne waited for four bad ones and
walked, Green hit safe to right.
crockett hit safe to left scoring
White and Green. Compere struck
cut Two hits and two runs.
Third inning out, Cole 10
crockett. Walker safe on error by
'reen. Hodge grounded to Cole.
VINO piled nice double, Cole TO
'reen to Crockett. retiring the side
Lester beat out an infield hit. Wren
"uhted third strike and was out.
"ordon sacrificed. Cole flew to cen
Ter One hit, no runs.
Fourth inning-Tucker ont. Cole
10 Crockett. Barrett, flew out to
orockett Disharoon flew ont to
Wren on good catch. Jordan out
o'sharoon to Leslie. White flew to
"sharoon. Green flew on, 20 Low
No rits. no runs.
ruth inning--I.esiie was oet.
hite To Crockett. Wende popped
'H' 10 compere. Wright out. Com