The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-05
Dupont DYE WORKERS DOINGS
Once More Chemical Wins A Game. Mechanics Increase
Lead. More About The Germans AS Dye Makers
DIAMOND DUST
How They Stand

won lost Go
Mechanical ........ 10 1 .999
Engineering ........ 6 6 800
Operating .......... z b .2o0
Chemical ............2 .222
Results of Last Weeks Games -.
August 29th, 1919-Mechanical a,
Chemical 0.
August 10th, 1919-Engineering 8,
Operating O..
September End, 1919-Chemical d,
Operating 2.
September 3rd, 1919-Mechanical 8,
Engineering 0.
Schedule For The Coming Week
September 9Th, Distinguishing
VS. Operating.
September 9th, 1919-Chemical vs.
Mechanical.
September 18th, 1919-Chemical VS.
Operating.
September 18th, 1919-Mechanical
VS. Engineering.
No one can accuse the players in the
DYE Works League of losing their
pep as the season draws to a close.
The games are just as holly contested
now as they were at the beginning of
the season. There has developed in the
Chemical and Operating teams an in
teresting rivalry for the championship
of the cellar" and if the Chemical
team doesn't watch out, they are going
to find themselves ending the sea-
son in third place while Operating re-
poses in the coveted fourth place.
The Mechanical team trimmed the
Chemical on Thursday although Gen
eral' Grant tried hard to win the
game with his pitching. But since
runs come from hits and the score IS
determined by runs the Genera"
fought a losing fight, as the Chemicals
seemed unable to hit Rothrock. Bit
ting, Clouser and Engler, the Mechan-
ical "Air-Tight" infeld played their
usual fast game.
Score by innings:
Mechanical 100000 "a
Chemical OOOO 5000 90
In a game full of excitement which
promised to be interesting to tight
fans as well as baseball fans, the En-
pineers won out over the Operators on
Friday to the score of 8 to 3. Howard,
the new Engineering pitcher, shows
IN very well on the mound having I
put-outs to his crdit. Keilie and
Elsh played an unusually good game
of ball as we'll as making things IN
teresting for the Jump"
Score by innings:
Engineers &c
Operating W
Chemical came to the foreground
once more on Tuesday, by defeating
the Operators, to the tune of 4 to z.
Lugar once more proved his versatile
tv by pitching a well founded game,
Giving the General" a chance to show
his worth in the outfeld. Nixon, a
new PLAYER for the Operators, played
a very good game at third, while Mes
sick and Long for the Chemicals
proved to be very handy at the bat.
Score by innings: ,
Chemical " -
Operating U U "
In n of the closest games of the
season the Mechanics once more dem
onstrated their superiority over the
Engineers on Wednesday by shutting
them out, 8 to O.. Goslin pitched with
his usual power, and his home-run In
the fifth was one of the features OF
the game. Ogden pitched a gooo
game allowing the Mechanics but tWc
hits until the sixth inning.
Score by innings: ,
Mechanical ~ &
Engineers W
Thursdays Game
Thursday evening Mechanical wor
another game over Operating.
Mechanical ........1 0 l 0 3 X;
Operating .........1 0 0 1 0 1 L
Nixon pitched a wonderful game
and should have won. He halls from
Woodstown. Operating made IL hits
but when they needed them they Were
not Forthcoming. In the second thu
| first two up made hits and the mex
three went out to the pitcher, Biting
getting an out, an assist and a STRIKE
| out. The umpire, Mr.. P. Meade
. showed up well. Logan made thref
hits out of trips and Hoffman mad
, a single and double out of 3 trips
| Goostree made a long threebagger.