The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
Baseball
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(COntlnued front hrSt page) from both sides, surrendered the fort, He was succeeded by Herring of Der mott and Davenport of Warren. who finished the game to the apparent sat isfaction of all concerned Score k II r. Warren OO00200ll . Dermott 000l 00O0 3 ,
 Fowlkes and Poland, Farris and Scott
 Fridays game was a pitcher $ battle between Russ of Warren and Taylor of Dermott Neither side scored until the fifth when each made one With two men down Tn the seventh. and the score still tied, Russ. who had allowed only two hits walked the bases full of men, and then walked oil the diamond. He was succeeded by Davenport with Ware at the bat Ware hit the first ball across with what promised to be d home run Warren's s center fielder. however leaned over the fence. made d most spectacular catch and retired the side
 \ home run in the Nth one of the well known TrammelI Specials with Davidson on 2nd. gave the victory to Dermott, 2 to | After having lost three straight for the drst tune this season, believe me jt seemed mighty good to hear that "in favor of Der mott
 Score k II E Warren UU#0.o o-0U0 6 ? permott o.o#o.o lo.2oN 3
 Russ. Davenport and Poland. Taylor and Scott
 Tuesday $ game with Nmar started off with T very tunereaI atmosphere and there promised to he title doing in the WAY ot pennant-cinchng The first man at bat got d hit of of Tazlor and finally got to third but faiIed to score. In the second inning NiImar punched three hts and scored two runs Up 70 the fourth inning permott had got ten only one hit and only that one man got as far as fist base In the fourth, however. business began to pick ap Cook the first man It bat. knocked l nome run. and Davidson ani Trammet we're on 2rd and End when the inning closed
 In the 9th. Herring was first at bat
 |. tI. !, score. to ?
 In the 7th. Taylor got hit Cook walked and Bogeus followed with q homer, overhalaneinE Dermotts side ot the scales with three big scores
 After the second inning Wiimu s0t only one mt eff of Taylor. and that MS when two men were down in the 9th farris supplied as second haseman Tn Ware absence. and did some cNcel lent playing
 Certain prominent fans, with < Bur leigh as chief, are claiming credit for winning the game. because of effective assists in reNlyins the dropping spirits of the team in the Ith inning Itjs understood Mr Eurlrlgh k to he chosen high meRHl of the rootrr~ for next season
 score II |. Whmar o20o0o.oo.o. ; q Dermott ooo2Io@3oN 9
 Fields and Howden Taylor and Scott
 lesteday'- game was called on ac- count of darhnes, at the end of the unth. with the score tied 5 to ,. permott. and WImm both played country ball. though some brilliant stunts were pulled off Farris. playing left field for permott, made ,eusa tlonal catch. and also Knocked luke home run with two men on bases Mitchell and Herring were both below par. Mitchell walking lo men and Her ring slN
 Score k II r. Wdmar 2oo.0l2oo0 3 permott q q q z q l . 5 q o
 Mitchell and ]. Lerg. IIerrlng and Scott
 In an effort to vindieate themselves. the Monticello Advance this week re fers in most erroneous manner to pugilistie performances a' prrmott last week AS The News had repre- sentative at every game that Wa, played here last week we can post lively state that there was nc disorder of any kind whatsoever True. after several complaints from both sides the umpire retired from the game one day. but the complaining and the retiring were done in decency and order, m d manner not only becoming 'nicr. Sun day School boys but becoming gentle men as we'll