Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-05-27
WHITWELL IL,
so. PITTSBURG 5

Whitwell defeated the fast South
Pittsburg team at Whitwell Friday
evening, 10 to 5. Bagby, Of Chatta-
nooga, pitched a splendid game for
Whitwell, and received excellent sup
port In the field His work was cool
in the pinches, and at critical times
his support was faultless. He has q
splendid record in the Saturday AT
ternoon League in Chattanooga, and
he seems to be starting out we'll IN the
Seuuachee Valley League. Martin
handled his delivery in excellent
STYLE Smith starred at bat for whit
we'll, making no less than four hlts
out of four times up. His last EFFORT
was a 2-bagger, which slashed in two
runs for Whitwell. W. jackson bat
ted heavily, and also Zwinglel. Bag
by's two baser in second scored two
runs.
First inning-Padgett, first mp. for
South Pittsburg, hit safe, but out on
ATTEMPTED steal. Sehaerer out. Has
kew out at first. Shirley drew a base
on balls, but Kelly batted first Dali
pitched into double play. A. JACK
son out on a shoe top catch by right
fielder Campbell.
Second inning-Smith singled. A.
jackson snatched BaumgartHer' line
drive. Anderson out at first, Smith
being trapped on double. Whitwell
bad fireworks galore at the expense OF
Ay.ock, who was In the box for
Sonth Pittsburg, w. jackson hit safe,
Zwinpler out. Ledford hit safe, Mar
fin ont hit by batted ball, Smith beat
throw to first by fast running. Bag
Shirley's drive scored Bagby, Kelly
out
Third inning-Aycock out, Camp
bell scored for South Pittsburg on DIS
single and Deakins out. Padgett out
at first. A. Jackson hit safe, also W.
jackson and Zwingler. Ledford out;
Martin sacrificed, Smith beat out oaii
for another single, but Bagby famed;
Fourth inning-Haskew, smith sno
Baumgartner all out, Smith getting u
hit but out stealing. Shirley, Kelly
and A. Jackson, as trio, we're out
Haskew in box for South Pittsburg,
Fifth inning. Anderson and Aycocs
out. Campbell drew pass, but DeaK'
ms famed. Whitwell took two more
in this inning, W. jackson making
triple drive, Zwingler scoring him
with another safe one. Ledford and
Martin both out, Smith made his third
scratch hit. Bagby out.
Sixth inning. -Schaerer, HaskeW
and Smith. three up and three down,
Shirley, Kelly and A. jackson all out
for WhitwelI Kelly had singled but
was out on hidden bal trick.
Seventh inning. -Baumgartner scor'
ed in this inning on his drive, Camp
BELLS bit after Anderson and Aycoch
were out, assisting him. Campbell al
40 scored on error. Deakins out. w.
Jackson and Zwingler got on the Gov
eted sacks by good drives. Ledforc
ont, Martin was pinked, filling the
bases, Smith delivered two Dagger
scoring jackson and Zwinglel. Mar
tin and Smith scored, aided by Bag
by's sacrifice and errors. Shirley fan
ned.
Eighth inning. South Pittsbure
nut up a splendid rally, adding four tt
their repertoire. Padgett ont. Schaer
er got mis- second hit. Haskew out
Smith singled, Baumgartner ditto
Smith failing to handle drive. Ander
son delivered two Dagger, scoring
two, Baumgartner scored on error
Aycock out, Kelly, A. jackson ant
w. jackson all out in row.
Ninth inning. Campbell, Deakin
and Padgett out as they came up ant
game over.
Martin played neat trick during
a critical time. South Pittsburg hat
runners on second and third, ant
had been batting Bagby pretty heavi
ly. Martin made bluff to throw t.
| 49, "a ho1 n
the runner at third thinking ball bat
gone to second, dashed for home, bu
was caught by two yards.
Coppinger umpired q pretty mic
game, only one decision and tina
against his home team, being cues
tionable. A ball returned to damon
and rolling into play at second CAV
South Pittsburg its first run, afte
ball was handled by Jackson at secon
but too late to catch Scbaerer, run
ming for Campbell. Schaerer seein
other ball made break for third, bu
was thrown out, but was called safe.
whitwell is playing splendid gam
and great interest is manifested. Tn
park has been greatly improved.
fine backstop has been put up, som
hundred or more feet long, and th
diamond scraped, rolled and laid o.
scientifically. South Pittsburg play
ed a good game, and are dangerou
players. They have fine young In
field, lacking. however, experience
but will improve. Schaerer at first
probably the most scientific player o
the team, doing the bunting stun
whenever needed. Campbell got tw
bits, Anderson two, Baumgartner two
Smith two, Schaerer two and a sacri
fee, Padgett one. For Whitwel
Smith got four hits, W. Jackso
three, Zwingle two, A. jackson, Shil
ley, Kelly, Ledford, Martin and Bag
by hit apiece Bagby gave tw
passes. Haskew hit one batter.
The score:
: Whitwell. 30 x-1
Sonth Pittsburg, 90 90 0 3 3 O-t