Trench and camp. ([Admiral, Md.) 1917-1919, 1919-06-26
MANY GOOD BASE Ra
GAMES Being n n

N<A~NFNflN
are being played these fine @8x
tween the various units "a
Meade, and were it not for kh
certainty regarding the future 0
era1 OF the organizations, q xeN
appointed league would be e14fktd
get away from the present rather 4
satisfactory manner in which, &I8B
ferent teams have to ARRANGE thE
fixtures. One Of the best H&H>es
the series was that last week D
tween the Base Hospital and D6Fnd
ilization teams, the former Nifinil
by II to 6. taking the lead IL tk& 81
inning and holding it.
The hospital boys big Inning "
the third. three runs being 4eEur
on four hits, a walk and "a ere
Flynn, the Demobilizers' third bAs
man. had a homer in the same inniI
scoring Ford ahead of him. Law
also had homer in the seventh. b
it only counted for one run, as q
popular. speedy sergeant was Al
man up for his team.
The pitching was about on D xps
except that Morrison issued cnl% OF
pass, while Plymate gave out s%ve
The losing pitcher lacks experi&nt
but gives promise of devel0pimgNin
a real artist. He had seven ntAik
outs, Morrison having one lesss& al
each team got thirteen hits.
Game by innings:
First inning: Demobilization gu
ter struck out. Ford flied 20 Oar
Flynn singled over third and st0le&se
ond. but Winegardner struck Eot
Base Hospital-Gaul walked. Ito
second. and then went home Wh'
Maisel hit safely past second. VA
benhold and LaVoie both flied OF
Custer. and Straight was out, IN
gardner to Kessam.
Second Inning: DemobiIizat b
Peck struck out. Kessam hit 20 &
terfield and Barclay to second. re
sam scoring on Patton's hit. but Ia
clay was caught at the plate ID
Plymate's fly was caught by CT
Base Hospital-Sihto and Morf&6t
whitfield. Mayer walked. but was D
attempting to pur1oin third -
Leitch was held at first.
Third inning: Demobilizafi0x-B
ter flied to. Gaul. Ford had MI
clean hit to left field, good held
holding him at first, however. 81
Winegardner went out. MoTrison
LaVoie. and Peck suffered the ID
fate. Base Hospital-GaMl wAmS
at first. Maisel walked, Raubemf1fl
forcing him at second. LaVoie
safely through second, and Straits
hit to left. LaVoie stole h6mn i'll
Straight also scored on wild @ltt
Sihto got to third, but Mayer atrmI
out. III
Fourth ;un;ns. nn,..<Hs 49,.
walked and was forced by Baroix
who was forced by Patton LaiIs
missed Plymate's fly, and Cmn&t5
hit scored Patton. Flynn struck N
Base-Leitch flied to Custer Moxflkl
hit to Winegardner and was OUT
first. Gaul hit to Ford, the Ia&H
making fine one handed stun I'll
pick up. Maisel walked and Rauke
hold hit to left, scoring Gau1, Mail
being tagged at third.
Fifth inning: Demob. Wine9ara&
hit to Gaul and was'out. Peck nieU
Mayer. Kessam got on throuMH N
rison's error. but Barclay was btl
first. Mayer to LaVoie. Basa-><1n
hit to Kessam. Straight struck
and Sihto flied to Ford.
Sixth inning: Demob.--MafseI dF
ped Patton's fly. the runner Dull
up at third. Plymate flied to 81
@HU OuStOi anu rOIU 1bEuG&
Base Mayer hit to Flynn ana
out at first. Leitch and MoHx
walked. Gaul hit to third, LaWf
running for Morrison, being ta4e'
by Flynn. Maisel sent one into /
held. bat Raubenhold flied out to B&
ton.
Seventh inning: Demob.-F1ynY ~
a high one to Gaul. Wlnegardh6r
to right. and Peck singled sfhrol,'
MaVQF KaccoYa Aiod Z.
being doubled at first. Base K.aVf
hit the first ball pitched for hbfS
Straight struck out, Sihto went q
Winegardner to Kessam. and M
flied to Patton.
Eighth inning: Demob.-x3ar,
out. Mayer to LaVoie. Patton Sled
Sihto. Plymate had a two~baae
into left and Custer flied to Ia
Base-Leach had fwo-her|
into right. Morrison struck our. ~
Maisel: Gaul walked, then Rmmh
hold hit safely for two bases. ne0r
Leitch and Gaul. LaVoies scorea II
benhold with dandy three base
and Straight ended the agony 81
ing to Gaul
Ninth inning: Demob.--Fords III
Slnto and Flynn to Mayer, both bel
MT over short safely, and Peek 81
similar good fortune. but Kes6a
went out, Mayer to LaVoie.
Score by innings:
Demob. 0121 5000
Base Hos 0 0 2 ski
Last Friday the QuarternaNf,
Department played at the Baam H0
pltal, but the game was called Nurft
the third inning on account Of 6afl
ness. the score then being one r.
each. On Monday night OF this WEI
the same teams met on the 4idVas
neio ana the game resulted in an eM|
win for the Base HosDftaI !. dnTa 80 49,
by Il to 3, the medical men harfSs~.
hlts. their opponents having 80
sWats. LaVoie had a home mn
all the bags occupied. Score 81