The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1916-05-09
SATURDAYS GAN ES.
Asheville 10; Winston 5.

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After losing the first tw., games of
the series, Manager Jack Corbett's
Tourists took too kindly &c the offer
ings of two left-handers Saturday af-
ternoon and before the " " Clancy
had shown them the route 40 inc show
ers had amassed enough runs to win
any average ball game. But he Tour
lists were not content. They proceed
ed to continue their dirty work on
Johnny Meador and after him Red"
Stewart, who was sent to the mound
by Manager Clancy mainly because he
didn't have anybody else The score
was Is to 5.
Corbett's men had total of nineteen
hits to their credit. Included in them
were four home runs and four doubles
Doc Fenton, one Of the best outfield-
ers in the league, had two homers,
they being among the longest hits in
the history of Prince Albert park. The
other two circuit clouts were credited
to young Ellison, the husky receiver
of the visitors, who was tile first man
Ito greet Red" Stewart when the lat
ter assembled the hill in the sixth and
who showed his liking for Red" by
! hitting one of the first balls pitched
over the left field fence. Jimmy Hick-
man, formerly Of Brooklyn, was also
active with the stick. He secured two
of sshes four two.b;aassee- his ufedfte,i 20
Nhe Visitors Ne others being gotten
1 DyFy0'ihg Eurfse, tise hsae ssaahsrs sllts
Biting, the fast third baseman. This
latter was the outstanding star of the
entire alleged ball game with the stick.
He was at hat six times, and every
time he was up he hit the ball hard.
When the dust of the ninth inning had
cleared away. it was found that Bit
ting had three singles and one two-bag-
ger chalked UP opposite his name III
the score book.
Score by innings: X
ASheVille 20 l3z WIS
| WinStOn-Salem 300 200 0Ou- D
Charlotte Again Beats Raleigh.
Charlotte, May ga costly error
by Yeabsley, together with three hits,
one of them a triple in the opening
inning of Saturdays game enabled
the Hornets to make it three straight
from the Raleigh Capitals by winning
the last game OF the series by score
Of A to 2.
Three rams were pushed across by
Dudley's men III the initial frame. 1t
was '.Rube" Parnham's one bad in
ming. After that canto, the tall one
frightened and for the remaining eight
innings the best tho hornets could
do was to shove one more across.
The game was highly featured. In
addition to the work of the two pitch
ers, Parnham and Redding, who
waged a masterful duel between
themselves, Nicholson gave the fans
an exhibition of some of the prettiest
throwing ever seen at Wearn Field
Score by innings: r.
Raleigh 600 900 011-2
Charlotte 800 600 01X-4
Greensboro Gets Another.
Durham, May S.-Hollis Atkinson
pitched one of the prettiest games
ever witnessed at East Durham park
Saturday afternoon but lost to the
Goats from Greensboro by a score OF
4 to 8. For six innings the lanky
pitcher of the colony of Bulls allowed
the visitors nothing that resembled
hit. In the seventh, eighth and
ninth innings, errors, coupled with
four hits, sent Greensboro runners
across the plate.
Guy McWhorter, pitching for
Greensboro, allowed three hits and
three runs For the remaining eight
innings, Hoffman's men were held to
two singles and no runs.
Score by innings: r.
Greensboro 600 100 11l-l
Durham :. -. -. 800 600 000-S