The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-12
NICK CARTER SCALPS SNAPPERS WITH AID
OF FLASHY FIELDING PEPS-BUNCHED HITS
PUT ACROSS RUNS WINNING FOR ARDMORE


leries between the Peps and the Snap
.Pers which went to the locals by the
3core of 81 yesterday afternoon, and
Which gave the Pops two straight in
fhe pennant race and leaves the
Parisians as heretofore--coo-coo
4 Nick Carter, on the mound for
frdmore, was the twrler who hung
bcalp number two on his belt, and
Phillips, premier hurler of the Texas
aggregation was the man whom ne
successfully dueled With stellar
bupport by his teammates, Nick zip
ped them down the alley in "A man
per that twisted around the necks Of
he Paris batsmen and stayed clear
bf their sticks with six scattered
Exceptions. Up to the ninth session,
'arter had the visitors shut out by
khe score of 10. Then Dodd Snap
per shortstop ruined the gooseegg
aspect Of the contest by catching
tne on the nose and sailing it high ov
fr the right field boards for a homer
hat tied the tally,
With the score tied in the last half
bf the ninth, the Pops made short
work of finishing the game. Tate
cad off with a mean 2.base drive
hat struck one foot inside of the left
ield foul line and blazed into the
lutos while Joedy rounded pillow
humber two. Lemasters, hero of the
'irst championship game. hunted a
wicked pill down the third base line
md was safe at first while Phillips
attempted to field the ball but could
bot handle it, and Tate went to third.
4ovelace followed with a grounder
10 Higginbotham which the Snapper
|econd sacker fumbled and the sacks
we're filled with nobody down. Beh.
rem, next man up, grounded to Dodd
1t short and Tate was forced out at
he plate Sled Allen, lengthy pilot
bf the Pops emerged from the coach.
ng line and pinched for Carter. He
anne across in fine style with a heat
I'd grounder through short to left
which scored Lemasters and ended
he game.
The first run of the Pops, which
occurred in the third inning, was re-
ultant of the first long distance
mash Of the game-a high liner off
he stick of Dutch Behren that zam.
ned its way 10 the right field boards.
or a couple Of bases. Dutch reached
hird when Stagner left the third
|trke on Nick Carter go by him, and
scored when Copp. whose stick reg.
rfa al
his second single Of the game on
Tounder to right
Nick and his support We're the he
oes of the day. Play was rather loose
q the first inning, resulting in the
ases getting filled with but one
nan down. but the boys came through
n great style ans nary u Snapper
Yuked the platter. a walk by Irby,
followed by Il scarifice by Higgin-
Potham, a tumble by Young and Tram
nell hit by pitched ball, placed
hree Snappers on the cushions. Coyle
|lied out to Young and the side was
retired without damage when Nick
kew three strikes down the battery
peedway while Dodd took the count.
After the first session, not Snap
Der reached third and but four
hoed second.
The fieldwork Of the Pops offset
he effectiveness OF IN hits which were
registered off Carter and brought the
contest into the shape OF a duel.
frank Jones, Ardmore's flashy left
gardener whose work in the opening
came of the championship series
brought forth the highest praise from
he Paris fans, again Illuminated the
Exterior limits of the diamond with
lis spectacular play. In the sixth
inning, after Trammel had reached
irst on a walk, Coyle slammed
high liner down the center way.
ones, on the run lcaped high into the
r. and stabbed the pill with his out.
stretched mitt, preventing the sphere
rom finding its way TO the autos,
nd held Trammell on first. Again in
he same session. Jones made u great
top of Dodd's low line drive, mittng
ut his shoetops. but the force of
he apple prevented its stay In the
love and ii rebounded but was re.
lowered by the fleetfooted left field
guardian in time TO hold II to a
lnglo.
Lovelace in right pulled another OF
bis famous throw.em-out-at.first stunts
W. the fourth when he caught Alters
iner on the bounce and pegged to
tiZziar in time to put the out on the
Paris batsman.
In the infield the Pops kept an i'm.
Ionetrable net about the bases. Bugs
Young pulled a boner IN the first ses.
ion, but made up for II by his play
uring the remaining eight frames
Ectting everything that came his
|yay and even out OF his way and
handling ten chances. Lemastcrs be-
bind the bat performed par excellence.
quitting down two prospective base.
tcalcrs ut second and holding Car
|er's delivery 70 perfection.
The largest attendance that has
Yet witnessed play on the local dIa.
lnotiJ was out in full force yesterday
afternoon to watch the Pops climb an.
pthor notch ON the pcnnant pole, The
additions to the blcachers were filled
H. capacity, as was also the grand
Itand. and about the entire outfcd
utos filled with rooters lined the
Fences. The entire area about the
outside OF the park was filled with
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