The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-08-18
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o DEANFIELD'S NIGH o
o TY SKATERS A o
o GAINST McQUADY o

The baseball enthusiasts OF the CEN
trail part OF Breckenridge county gath
cred to see their favorite sons en-
gage in Americas great sport and
needless to say they we're treated to
a splendid exhibition. James Tierney
came over with his team to show us
the real game and we we're not dis
appointed for at many stages of the
game there were reasons to feel that
his gang were on the path to win.
But there was another gallant leader
with his supporters who broke down
the power of Deanheld's onslaughter
and blocked the home plate where
only victory can be found. When the
final out was called the score stood
6 to 1 in favor of McQuady. o. Bar
low the pitcher for Deanheld deserves
special notice for his clever work both
on the field and at the bat. On Nc
| Quady's side the heavy beavers of
Babe Ruth's type of batting were
Maurice Miller and Harry Jolly; their
smuggling was opportune to the end of
| Deanheld's undoing On the defensive
for McQuady, mention must be Civ
en- to the fast double accomplished by
Kincheloe unassisted; likewise his
clever pickup of deceptive grounder
| in the deep field and his lightning
| throw to Miller who was fully extend
ed to receive the ball at first AS
Deanheld put it; Such playing is
hard to beat" So amid much cheering
and roofing the game started off with
Deanheld at the bat. The first inning
looked like the weather, very threat
ening, and such smuggling seemed
desperate blow in a quick getaway.
Bowmer slapped out a double, Bar
low swiftly singled and Tierney sac
rihced, Bowman being caught at the
plate by Paul Mattingly's accurate and
speedy throw Griffith pounds out a
single over short and two runs pass
over the home base. Martin hits to
short who started a snappy double
getting Griffith at second and Martin
at first Three hits nd two earned
runs. In McQuady's half nothing was
gained from Mller's double.
Second Inning.
Deanheld went out in turn after Mill |
err was passed on four wide ones. Nc
Quady set themselves to forge tread
Kincheloe singled Crouch sacrificed
and made first safely in slow fielding;
pitcher Mattingly shot swift hit to |
short which was so hot that it carom-
ed off to one side; he recovered ball |
in time to nail Kincheloe at home on
a mighty close decision. Gardner was
hit on the arm and took first, filling |
the bases; here Percy Mattingly sent
battling fly to the field and before |
the sphere was returned three runs
crossed the plate; Mattingly trying to
stretch his drive for three bases VISA
caught at third; another close deci-
sion; but umpire Jolly was right. |
Earl Jolly famed and the side retired |
Three runs from three hits and a
dead ball. Score 3 to . favor Nc
Quady.
Third Inning.
Side out in order except Barlow
wedged in single, his second of the
game going some. McQuady wanted
safer lead and started after it.
Froggie drove one to second basemen
OF the sizzling type and another close
decision at first netted an out; the
umpire knew; Paul Mattingly drew
a pass; Harry Jolly drives out a great
three Dagger, Mattingly scoring; Kin
cheloe strikes out and Crouch sacri- |
fices. Jolly making home six inches
ahead of the ball, even at that catcher
Martin dropped the ball to avoid any
questioning. Pitcher Mattingly strikes |
out. Two runs. Score 5 to favor Nc
Quady.
Deanheld lost a chance to score in |
the sixth when McQuady's defense
weakened for a moment and two err
rors allowed a man to reach third and |
another second.
In the seventh Maurice Miller OBJ
tanned first on an error; then stole |
second; Paul Mattingly sacrificed and |
was caught at first with Miller safe
ly at third: Here comes Harry Jolly |
with a hit making his batting aver
age for the game ESQ; Miller crosses
the plate having furnished some fine
exhibitions, in base running Kinche-
loe drove a fly to center which was
garnered by Lyons and Crouch fol-
lows with single; while pitcher Mat
tingly was itching to drive the
sphere out of the lot. Harry Jolly
made the third out trying to steal ]
third. catcher Martin and Barnett
making the play. Side retired with one
run more, the final one of the game
score being 6 to 2 favor McQuady.
Hurrah for McQuady.
Deanfleld made a desperate attempt
to beat out some more runs in the
ninth. +. Miller reached third and
Barnett second; Mattingly turned
himself loose to show the lads real
pitching by striking out Haynes and
handling Lyons easy grounder over
to first; thus ended a great game
We want Deanheld to return to
our own town again; we enjoyed their
presence and nrnmise them that nue L