Evening journal., 1921-04-29
innings
WITHOUT SCORE
Delaware and Trinity Stage
Great ScorelesS Battle
on Frazer Field
GREAT FIELDING
SAVES PITCHERS

NfHAtIudN LOT innings nlHYe0
without run being scored when
they battled for 13 innings on Frazer
Field with the score 0 to o. The
game was not started until o'clock
and after the thirteenth inning was
called on account Of darkness.
II was one Of the most exciting
games ever played on Frazer Field
i and was replete with sensational
plays. While Il was a wonderful
pitchers battle between Collins and
4 Cole for IL innings. both pitchers
were saved on numerous occasions
/ by clever and sensational fielding.
Bones were pulled by both teams
and bad judgment used more than
once, but no combination was suf-
ficient 10 put over a single run for
either club. Both teams lacked the
punch 70 drive over a run when the
4 opportunity arrived.
i In one inning Delaware got three
; runners on without any out. in two
other innings the first hitter up
4 tripled and in another inning with
one down Delaware player hit for
three bases but on these occasions
Cole. the visitors clever twirler,
always uEhtened up and retired the
side without a run going across. II
4 looked like poor Judgment that on
none OF these occasions was an at
& tempt made at the squeeze play
4 which probably would have won the
3 game.
In Cole and Carson Trinity pro-
duced the best battery shown by any
visiting team 10 Frazer Field this
4 season. The entire visiting team.
however, was fast and good stckers.
4. Coles control was almost uncanny.
4 While he had a fairly good hook
a ball Il was his control and ability
20 work the corners that held Della
ware safe. His support in the
! pinches was also good. A great one
handed catch by Terrill in centre
field in the ninth inning no doubt
saved the game for Trinity. The
r Eln was hit by Mcdonald 10 ex-
Il treme deep centre and had II gotten
away from Terrill Mcdonald would
Il have easily made the circuit
Mcdonald did some clever field
ing at first that pulled Collins out OF
some holes. Donoho and Dantz also
made some sensational catches and
y "Phn" Marvel caught a bang-up
game. Delaware threatened the
plate more often than Trinity. In
n all but the ninth. tenth and thir-
81 ieenth innings Delaware had run
ners on the bases and most OF the
runners got to second and third. In
only one inning up until the eleventh
did Trinity get a runner as FAR as
third.
Grubb batted for Collins IN the
eleventh inning and Joe" Rothrock
nitched the two remaining innings
allowing two hits and tanning -four
men. Collins gave but one pass IN
che eleven innings and Cole gave
N hut three In thirteen innings and
two OF those were deliberate passes
y 20 take chances on weaker hitters.
In the eleventh inning Trinity
pulled the star bone" play Of the
game which no doubt lost th'
4 Southerners the contest and brough
.about one Of the most peculiar plays
ever seen on a ball field. Mcdonald
4 made a double play unassisted. IT
most instances where there is
double play. IL Is fast work tina
makes Il possible. but on this occa
{. sion Mcdonald did IL alone and wa
"A a. least two or three minutes makini
the play. while the fans yelled Will
n delight and applauded the coolnes
N OF the first sacker.
Towe, the first batter In the elev
enth inning, walked, and a singl
4 By Terril moved him up a base
Wg3 Towe on second and Terrill oil
a frst Carson hit TO short right field
n Nutter ran in but could not reacl
A the ball and took IL on the frs
bounce. Town rounded third an
" started for home. but seeing tina
4 Nutter's peg would have him b
a many feet he went back TO thirc
II In the meantime. Carson had gotte
" To first and was nearly to secon
when he realized that Terrill was o
that bag. Marvel threw TO McDon
aid and for a time there was s
much confusion that no one SCENE
TO know what to do Mcdonald
however, was cool enough to hold o
to the ball when he realized tn
situation. Terrill and Carson wer
II both near second base with Tow
y edging from third towards home.
& Mcdonald took his time to stud
the play and then started to stal
Carson. with the ball in his han
+<| ne WAlhtu rANMAN AAWeAa HNN'AAA oAN'
Carson. but watching Towe at thiE
all the time. Terrill was stickir
close 10 second base on the third bai
81 side. Mcdonald continued walkir
toward Carson and when within
"a few feet OF the bag he made div
and tagged Carson out Terrill ha
8 foolishly gotten so far Off the ba
that he could not get back and Nj
Donald then continued TO walk q
wards third base after that playe
II Terrin touched thsrd that wou
force Towe TO make break 4
home, so Mcdonald also tagged Te
rill out. leaving Towe on third. Tn
made two out and Neal, the next hi
ter. nied out TO Donoho, which thre
away the visitors best chance
score.
In the first inning Donoho reach'
frst on an error but was double
when Mcdonald lined to johnson.
the second Dantz singled and Unde
' sod reached first on an error wi
onIv ona down hut Marvel and &C