Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-28
hcier's throw at first.

hcier's throw at first.
Fourth Inning: Bayfield,. Flynn
kicked off by popping to Quinn;
Akers drove liner at Jones and died;
Kuhn inhaled the ozone, for he failed
to connect.
Smelter-Wieland tried to drive one
past C. Anheier who was pulled off
the bag, but Flynn was at the initial
stop to receive the throw; McAndrews
singled; Dougherty flew out to left
who doubled McAndrews before he
could get back to first.
Fifth Inning: Bayfield-W Whitehead
singled; Springer did likewise; C.
Anheier sacrificed; d. Flynn drove
long one to center, scoring two men,
hut died when he tried to take sec
ond; NJ. Springer fished for three.
Smelter-K. Anheier got tickled in
the Stats, but was out when he tried
to pilfer second; Young caromed
high foul that Kuhn smothered; Wiel-
and singled to left; Mccartney singl
I'd to center, scoring a man; Quinn
busted one on the nose for a safety,
but Mccartney was out at second.
Sixth Inning: Bayfield, - Whitney
1irched good one; A. Flynn missed
hree, so did Akers and Kuhn drove
me to short who whipped il to first
n time.
Smelter-Jones' bat had hole in
t; Walters poled two-station blow;
McAndrews singled and scored a man;
z. Anheier was out, pitcher to first
md Young went fishing.
Seventh Inning: Bayfield-White
'lead got on by X. Anheier's low
hrow to first but got nabbed at sec
md; b. Springer lived at first; C. An
leer went out, second to first and D
Flynn lined rainbow foul down
bird base line that Wieland plucked
-Wieland out, short to
'irst; Mccartney out, when Flynn
overed first and took C. Anheier's
brow; Quinn was safe at first wher
VI. Springer muffed his fly; Jone
eaned against splitter for safe
llow, but Walters ended the inning
~ tanning.
Eighth Inning: Bayfield, NJ
springer out, short to first; Whitney
rched one to center safely, annexed
,econd, but got caught when he tried
burglarize third, McAndrews t.
Iones; A. Flynn singled to center and
cored when Akers put one in the
anne place; Kuhn popped fly thai
Dougherty put in his pocket.
Smelter-McAndrew singled and
/ cored after Dougherty sacrificed; X
Anheier got another ball in his Stats
md Young leaned against one fol
lalf of the circuit, scoring Anhei'
ilso; O'Connel went in to bat foi
Wieland and drew transportation;
Mccartney got to first by stopping
pne of Flynn's shoots, filling the
oaths; Quinn struck out and Jones
nit into a forced play, retiring the
tide after they had tied up the game
Ninth Inning:: Bayfield, - White
head went to first when he got hit
by one of Quinn's shoots; r. Springer
Flew out, to second; C. Aaseier out
'ly to center and D. Fl DHhen
ne foulded and McAnd
Smelter-Walters I'D on
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1T third; McAndreWSl third,
Dougherty struck out, IN dropped
the ball and when he recovered it,
! nabbed McAndrews at third; Dough.
arty went to second; X. Anheier drew
4 pass and Young fell for the splitter,
Tenth Inning: Bayfield-Three in g
row; NJ. Springer by the breeze route;
Whitney, second to first and A.
Flynn missed three that We're in the
groove.
Smelter-O'Connell drove one al
c, Anheier, who stopped it and step
ped on the bag; Mccartney drove
| fly that was captured; Quinn singled
TO left; Jones was safe at first on an
error by B. Springer; and Walters
put the game on ice when he singled
20 center, scoring Quinn.
Bayfield, had seven men left on
bases, while the Smelter had IL.