The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-09

movies went down and Hutchinson
walked, scoring on Hill, who died on
base. The score was now tied and in
terest was becoming intense. In the
10Th neither side scored. The 7th was
an egg for the Scraps while the Rem
nants made 2 runs. In the 9Th the
veteran Young got hold of the stick
for the Scraps and maintained his rep
by loosening the stitches of the ball
and making a score as usual. Hood
and Shaw scored, bringing the runs to
8 for this inning for the grocers.
When the remnants got to bat in. this
round, through some kind of manipu-
lation Loescher was again at bat and
pulled off his usual stunt, but in lit
tie different way. He walked to first
and made good for the rest of the trfp.
Barnum and Chidester scored and the
game stood 10 to 8 with dry goods
ahead. The scraps vainly endeavored
to overcome the lead but it was use
less. Evans walked and Schargus,
Young and Hood were thrown out at
first. And so the matter was settled.
TWAS good game and everyone who
saw it was pleased with the entertain
ment that was furnished. The root
ing was never slack. In fact, it was
sometimes above par of the conven-
tlonal ball game. One of the features
of the game was WILSON'S uniform. 1t
has tbeen photographed and copyright
apfied for, 50 we are not at liberty
Whbrton's if we tried. They were ali
sonfwhat unusual. They ranged from
the Sublime to the ridiculous and must
have taxed the fertile minds of the
designers.
Score by innings:
Scraps ............ 010 100 030-
Remnants ........ 100 040 23x-10
he management feels that the
sycc;..,c vas q success, due to all who
cock part. The idea was first suggest
ed by F. M. Wharton on the board of
trade. H. L. Whitney was appointed
as manager to pull the game off. He
was enabled to do so through the as
sistance of all of the players as well
as many other who helped. Thanks are
due all. We wish especially to mention
the Citizens band which played for
the occasion without pay. Also the
young ladies, namely, the Misses Ro-
sena Eden, Annie Adams and Maggie
Mizell, who had charge of the cool
drink stand and added materially to
the net revenues of the game. The
amount of the proceeds has not yet
been determined.
The regular Tarpon Springs base
ball club furnished the bats, mitts,
gloves, and all paraphernalia except
the balls, which were bought new. Be
sides they were Johnnie on the spot
when it came to roofing. They know
how it seems to be rooted for or
against. They are to be thanked for
assisting in the game very materially
It should be remembered that they
have spent their time and money in
getting the grounds ready. These
young men are always ready to assist
in any good move for the town.
1t is the plan at present to play an
other game next Thursday. The
hardware men are out with chaI-
lenge to any one who will play them
Let us hear from some one. Thursday
afternoon will be a half holiday. Let
US turn it to account by helping the
board of trade discharge its obliga-
tions which were made for the town.
Louis Smitzes had charge of the
ticket sales, being assisted on the
grounds by Robert Shaw, Nick Pizia-
mis- and Frank Rouse. These men
worked faithfully and are deserving
Of much credit.