Evening journal., 1920-09-20

: Parkside has about copped the ALI
Wilmington League championship for
the second consecutive year. The
cast-s'ders about put the finish
ing touch on the job Satur-
feallng Eleventh Ward, Q to ;, after
. the conienders had gone blooey In the
sixth inning. Up until that half Park
side was on the short end Of 4 TO 0
score. Then Joyce tried strategy.
. -Four thousand Of the 5000 fans who
saw the final were on the playing
ground, within almost arms length
OF the players. OF course, thousands
OF them were out 20 see Parkside
win and Ii was this outnt that won
for the champions. They yelled,
jumped. waved their hands and
. sweaters until Niichle was above the
erandstand roof. Umpire Andrews
tried TO silence the crowd and even
suggested a protest, but Eleventh
Ward wouldn't take advantage OF the
technicaliy. They went down TO
slaughter rather than show the white
feather and they did. Before the in
ming was over parkside had sent
seven runners across on i've hits and
Two errors. Nitch.e then gave
way 20 Lutz, of whose delivery
Parkside scored two additional runs.
Eleventh Ward got away 20 an easy
start In the opening stanza they
touched Hawk" Hayes for two safe
ties and put one run across the rub
Der Johnny Cole, lead-off man,
was sent 30 the bench with three
healthy swings. 4. Duncan got me
first hit. Lutz hit Do deep right and
on a bad throw 10 the plate. Duncan
scored Flynn was out, Underwood
% Wolfe Long famed
The west siders put three more
across in the third inning Cole and
Duncan hit safely; Lutz famed
Flynn hit; Long was out, Hayes TO
. Wolfe. on Slayln's double. three men
crossed the rubber Hawk" sent
Morgan to the bench by the strike
out route. From then until the sixth
Parkside tore loose. The rally started
when G. Smith hit and stole second
Underwood and r. Smith took first as
q gift and Smith and Underwood
scored on NOwells single. On a bad
throw 10 the plate, r. Smith crossed,
Novel; taking third. This play started
quite a lengthy argument, endinS
with Novel; on second and r. Smith
on third. Wolfe got safety, scoring
Smith and Novel;. Patton advanced
3 Wolfe to third and was thrown out
al the plate, Patton taking second:
Booth Stepped in front o. one Of
Ntchle's heaves Glenn took first
Nfen slavln mussed up his hit. Hayes
landed on one for two bases, scoring
Patton and Booth. C. Smith hit
lhroueh third scoring Glenn After
his rally, wit but one out Nitchie
vas taken out and Luiz assumed the
responsibility Of holding parksde.
Underwood and r. Smith famed. end
= ng the fatal inning for Eleventh
Eleventh Ward managed to get a
hit In the sixth and seventh and two
more in the eighth. when they sent
another tally across the plate. After
two men were out, Morgan nit INTO
The crowd for two bases. a MT Dy
Fishbach scored Morgan.
Tho parkside boys had touched
Nitchie pretty lively and they wanted
io riye Luiz a taste OF this medicine,
"a lhev got away with four hits and
two runs in the eighth. Hawk" with
hvo men out. cot his second double
NJ the game and took third on c.
smiths safety. Underwood advanced
smith. "Ike" scored on his brother s
double, ending the game. The score
parfsida has LOST but one game IN
two vesrg and that 10 Defiance
The champions left The Third
ana Adams streets field In July. be-
,csmss a haH that passed over a fence
within 2s5 feet OF the plate, was de-
ciarcd home run. Defiance won the
game before the board Of arbitration.
n Is the only game the champions
have lost In two seasons. The east
sidcrs will now play a county and
STATE sc- ~ 20 descrmlne the State
title
Parkside VIII have 10 play on Q
rarre Wednesday evening with South
SIDE Eden: they are leading by 2 tc
= score ard have two innings to play
This peculiar Incident was caused by
the decision OF The arbitration board
at the meeting Friday night, wher
y the Eden lads won a point.
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