Evening journal., 1919-09-08

some crowd-and game.
Midsummer weather.
Plenty Of noise.
Tile games herO-NOlfe
The break came in the ninth
rs fan said: An awful game for
losing pitcher.
The leftneld "bleachers" were we'll
nlled
By "bleachers" we mean that big
hummOck out there.
Gertensberg didn't know he hit II In
the second.
smith made a pretty running catch or
Persons fly in the third.
Naylor walked thrice.
MAYORS steal Of second in the third
was we'll timed.
Smiths long foul ny 10 left In the
third with Naylor on, brought the
fans 10 their feet as one might say
had they not already been standing
on their pins.
parkside had two on and two out In
The third. when Gerstenberg pulled
down smiths skyscrapor.
Nannorl's Texas Lacquer In the fourth
was the first bingle Of the game.
Booth made a pretty stop Of stevens
sharp crounder in the fourth. throw
ing Vannort out ON a flelder's choice.
Wipgaic's measley single in the
fourHi was as close as a miser TO ms
money.
Didn't the Parkside rooiers hoot
stevens in the fourth. whenihe allowed
himself io be- run down between sec
ond and third
Tho railroad boys caught their oppo-
nents i'm a double play i'm the fourth
Patton ai the pan. and Wolfe at sec
ond. This retired the side, and Park
side fans breaihed easier.
Gerstenberg didn't have much OF a
day with the siick-which fact caused
Parkside Wag TO say: III he only
had The eye Of his old man-O, my.
Pennsy went out 1913 In the tfth.
Booths single TO left was the first
/ satisfying hit OF the game
Fate" stevens didn't seem TO mind
being hit I'm the sixth Never mind,
steve we know you didn't do II pur-
/ posely.
Nannort fell down on his hands and
knees i'm the sixth, so anxious was he
10 swallow Patlon's pop. Taylor grab
/ bed It,
The game was held mp twice-once
when the crowd surged over the HELD
in the ninth and when July August
couldn't find his glove at the begin
ming OF the seventh. August said That
no other but his very own would do.
Duffy struck out two in the seventh.
Duffy knocked a scorching foul way
nu
nut in the eighth and then struck out.
| Did it ever fail?
"Smitiy" cracked a low, wicked two
sacker down the left field foul line in
the eighth. And then August made the
/ third out. Nannort TO Thomas.
smith made an awful muf Of Van
norCs high fly in the ninth. Then
the Parkside inneld temporarily blew
up"
/ railroad fans were smiling and say
ing Its all over" when Nannort scored
on Wingates bunt in the ninth for
Pennsy. Little wonder that lone tai
/ lev looked as big as a $40 bill to a
Chinese orphan.
pierson lost a pippin Of a chance to
win the game for his teammates when
! he Whitfield with two Of his mates on
the paths 4 hit would have meant
! two runs.
Residents Of Browntown say they
/ heard the echo Of awful yelling about
i3O saturday afternoon. Il was The
/ parkside rooters howling in the ninth
at Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
Nannort did it.
/ Did what?
started the fun for the other side.
II Parkside was up in the air in the
ninth. where were the railroaders in
/ the latter half OF the same session?
Psrkside fans iRsisled. yes, sir, they
absolutely and Internationally Insisted.
on slapping Wolfe on his back and
"toting" him round when he knocked
] 'em in in the last inning Wolfe said
/ this morning that his shoulders feel
very unnecessary from this excess or
slapping.
The sale OF tags was encouraging.
At EN- again, Pennsy. -