Evening journal., 1916-07-14

a shut out game to his record. "Bill'
Crouch hit grounder between FIRST
and second. out OF Dunn's reach that
rolled into the tall grass in the out
field and was lost Joe Dougherty. /
who was on FIRST. scored. and Bill /
made a home run on the iukiest hit |
OF the season.
Jimmy Taylor. wilmingtons "Ty |
Cobb" was there with the stick, crack
ing out two singles and a double out
of four times up and scored a run on
Hutchinson's tap to second He
stole two bases.
Hutchinson Is getting 10 he one Of
the best hitters In pinch on the
Pioneer team. He had a felder's
choice and two hits that counted In
the run-getting. besides stealing a
sack on Austin.
When Mat" Donohoe stole home In
the eighth while Bill" Crouch held
the ball. some Of Brandywine's root
ers we're hearf TO remark: TITS all
up What does that mean?
Pioneers proved without q doubt
that they have the fastest team in the
league. and an iuield that cannot be
excelled in the State.
Eddie Glenn an6 Mitchell umpired
the game In an excellent manner,
neither team making a kick on the
umpires decision. these are the kind
of games that the fans like to see.
After the game. Prandywine's big
outfelder remarked. You played the
game clean and fair and won--no
a kick from US" That's what you call
n real sportsmanship, too
Pioneers won the Eden-South Side
!, baseball popularity contest and Man
ager Dunn wishes 10 thank thpse who
voted for his team The fifteen solid
"A gold pins will be presented 10 the
: players on Monday evening at the
~ smoker. To be held in the club room.
\ That the Pioneers is the most pOpu-
n lar ball team IN town Is shown by the
.. attendance at the games and the good
so feelings that exist between the fio'
neers players and the other teams IN
the league. Il is by their clean play
nc ing and the old pep" that makes
y ball game interesting
Frankie Glenn still knocks then
down in center, accepting six chance
several OF them being hard runnin
es. catches. Frank robbed BIZ
vlIl Crouch Of a triple In the ninth II
4, ming when he ran back and *
'"' BnIs long fly. Frank has surprise
?. his many friends by his great hel'
'rt- ing. and heis considered the best on
fielder IN the league. He has accep
ed thirty-two chances in seven gam
without an error.
ION MAT" Donohue failed 10 enlarl
.ch his batting average saturday :
a, had a sacrice and was walked twi'
" nv big Bill," but more than mac
10 good by putting up a fine feldir
he game and bringing home the winnin
le- run.
- ~ "Dick'' McEiroy. the iead-off mai
ll- failed 10 register a hit but reache
ig- frst twice on base on balls.
Manager Dunn has lost his hattin
eve the last few games, but expect
II 10 return tomorrow when the spec
boys play stoney Augusts Eide
rF team.
"Rtp" McArdle accepted his nri
chance In the last four games, Sa
in urday. rip" wanted TO keep the ha
as a souvenir but Manager Dun
,.d made him hand it over.
md Getzenberg's catching is maxim
Of them all take notice. only one ma
stealing on Johnnie Saturday. &c
held DOC" in fine style. he ali
rs nuts lots of life into the game.
rye p'''
at Pioneers will play Eden next So
ras urday on Fden's diamond at Ed
Park. AS both teams are tie 4
iln fourth place a great game Is look
vas for. stony August has great
five strengthened his team by the add
tion of big Six" Thuett and Ern
ded Greenwell. formerly manager OF I
five Wilmington Atlantic League team.
mp
to Look out for that big quintet, G.
de- zenberg, Taylor. Donohoe, Hutchl
son and Dunn. There is always som
10 thing happening when they come
like bat. ASK the others; they know
ded Pioneers are playing one OF
S5t best games IN the league at prese
was Manager Dunn's aggregation
,ear won six out Of the last eight gam
and are coming faster every game
tbo Go over 10 Eden Park tomorrow
80 see the fastest and classiest game
tbo tho season. for IL will sure be so
Wv game Both teams possess fast
N felders
.n,y ADMITS INFLUENCE. 'DENII
a. a., 'OPERATIHC:' FINED s.
rom
snce Thomas B. Wrench. arraigned
City Court this morning on a cha
re- of operating a Dautomobile whi