Palisadian., 1916-08-12
C.M.S., Hackensack
Defeats Palisade

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again to Palisade last Saturday and
defeated the home team badly-not
on their own playing, but on account
of the wabbly work of Palisade. This
makes the first time C. M. S. has
won against Palisade in the last six
starts, and on the law of averages
they were entitled to get at least one
game.
Logan and Perraud made the bat
terry for Palisade, and neither was at
his best. Logan pitched we'll enough
to have won half dozen games, but
balls went to the infeld and outfield
and counted for hits that should have
been outs with any kind of playing.
The boys not only lacked pep, but
spirit, and did not do themselves
much honor as ball artists. In fact, they
Just smothered themselves, SO that
winning was out of the question.
Beckmann was away off his gait, ex-
cept with the stick, where he did his
best, with two of the five hits to his
credit in three times up. Goemann,
Logan and Hayek each got hits, the
two latter doubles, and Beckmann got
one two Dagger. In the first inning
Logan could not get the balls over
and passed G. Deiderick and Lauf.
Blauvelt then sacrificed them a bag
each, and McClatchy hit to center for
a single, Deiderick and Lauf scoring.
Schmidt got life on Inninger's muff
of his fly to right. McClatchy had
gone to third on the play and scored
when Perraud threw to third and
Hayek let the ball get past him,
Schmidt getting second on the run in.
Brinkerhoff hit to short and got to
first on felder's choice, while Grif-
fin tried to throw Schmidt out at
third. Stewart then hit a fly to right,
which Inninger caught, throwing
beautifully to Perraud and mailing
Schmidt at home, completing a very
pretty double play. Three runs, one
hit, two errors
Again in the fifth, the visitors
scored four times on free hitting
and Palisades inability to do any
thing at all to stop it. They had
nine at the bat. Lauf opened up
with two bagger to right which
Inninger did not even try for, and
which he could have gotten easily, it
looked to the side lines. Blauvelt then
hit a hot one to Hayek at third, the
latter fumbleing, Lauf having stolen
second moment before. Lauf stole
third, also, Blauvelt getting second
zen Perraud tried to stop Lauf at
With men on second and third,
threw wild to Goemann to
Htchy who had singled to
-. and Blauvelt scored.
Schmidt singled to right, McClatchy
going, to third. Brinkerhoff singled
to left, McClatchy and Schmidt scor-
ing. Stewart flew out to left, Brink
erhoff getting second. Wensel and E.
Deiderick got passes, and the bases
were again filled. G. Deiderick then
struck out. Four runs, four hits,
two errors, two passes, the latter not
costing anything, however. But the
hits were all rollers, which good field
ing should have stopped.
For Palisade, the runs came over
by base on balls in the first, Hayek's
double, Goemann scoring. In the
fourth, Logan doubled, Perraud get
ting first on a fielder's choice, Logan
scoring. Perraud stole second.
Thompson was out, pitcher to first;
Griffin struck out. Beckmann then
sent a Texas Lacquer to left, Perraud
scoring. Inninger struck out. Two
runs, two hits. Wensel allowed no
more hits or runs after that The
game drew fair crowd.