Evening journal., 1919-09-09
Parkside- -Pennsy Pick-uEs
By a Merry ROoter

~ q ~'ANA AtCCNNI i
Parkslde .; Ponnsy. 1. Some game 4
A month ago Sos Wintrup made al re-
mark. Il wouldn't even consider pIoy-.
ing those boys" We guess he thinks
differently now.
II was another case Of youth against
ago and youth won out Next year
Pennsy won't sign up so many has
beens.'
That boy Wolfe acn always be de-
pended upon to come through with a
hit at the opportune moment His sFn-
gle won The game and he picks them up
/ like Jack Mclnnis on first base. Hekis
AZ years old
We hand II to you, Mr.. Adams. You
| were some Jump yet we question your
decision over third base that you called
a foul.
It is recommended that Charlie Welsh
decide who TO root for before he att
tends the next game. He says II was
Parkside against Parkside. Wake up
Charlie, some Of those players We're
with Parkside as far back at 10 years
ago
Don't think we are forgetting Hawkd
/ Hayes. our i7-year-old pitcher He is
some conner, that boy. Pennsy got only
one clean hit That was Nannorts. Hei
/ had the Pennsy hard-hilting aggrega-
/ tiOn bending their backs in all shapes.
IKE" Smith came across with a dou-
bic and single. He can't be heat as a
fielder, base runner and hitter in either
league.
Our old friend Brooke" August
didn't have much TO do In right
garden. but Just wait until next Saiur-
day. He says he has two hits up his
sleeve.
That error Of Russ" Smiths was ex-
cusabe. the first In twelve games. -Ty
Cobb drops them occasionally Any
way his base-running I'm the last half
Of the ninth had much 90 do with win
ming the game. His headwork all sea-
son had everything 20 do with winning
the pennant. Watch Russ" next sat
urday.
Dewey Patton on third handles and
shoots them over "a Ia Baker This
boy is a wonder in the field and knows
how to swing a bat
Something wrong. two men stole on
Lux. Don't try It again, Pennsy, be-
cause he will be fright" on Saturday
And don't forget, too, that he can swat
the pill.
"Boothle" came across with a nice
single. Keep cool, sos" he's swatting
them harder this year than ever before.
You'll have TO admit, too, that he IS
some fielder.
That boy Underwood, at short, flelds
and shoots them over to first like al
Bancroft Getz went into the crowd
and pulled down his long fly or It would
have been a double Hard luck old boy.
Another i7-year-old, too.
our old esteemed friend, pete Coffin
showed himself when he ran for stew
ems in the ninth. You might as well
pitch next Saturday, Pete, and get your
walloping
Come on. boys, let's make It two
straight. Have no mercy.
The queens Of the fair rooters. Mrs.
Krause. Mrs. Reeder and Mrs. Shawd-
were out in full bloom. As rooters you
can't beat EN-
Never have the fans seen a classier
game OF ball In Wilmington. All Kinds
OF big league stun was pulled on.
We hand It to Hayes and Wolfe as
the real heroes Of the first game.
Cheer up. Pennsy. we have another
pitcher. Vaughn Johnson, who knows
how TO pitch.
Judging from remarks heard in che
crowd. there was plenty Of betting
going on. We know one fellow named
| p. J. who won si0O
Come on, LET us hear from one OF the
Pennsy sporting writers.
Everybody out to the game next Sat
lurday. wherever It is held.
HIGH AND LOW SCORES YESTERDAY
Runs scored by National and Amer
lean Leagues, September to SeptemI
/ Der s. inclusive:
National League.
High-Pittsburgh, 10.
Low-BOstOn, o.
o,.... TEgEESg :