The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-07-22
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

i1dIIlOIu game saturday. RE was
giving IAN exhibition of some real
catching until this injury took him
out of the game. Leach, the
Morgantown boy who did the receiv-
ing for Beaver Dam, was forcing him
to go his limit. Leach while only a
yOungster is playing the game like
veteran. lie is also a good infield-
err and has Babe Ruth" batting
eye.
Fordsville defeated Olaton Sunday
II to 6. The Fordsville boys are
continuing their batting streak.
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The McIIenry Maiestics played
around with the boys from Mogg,
Sunday and then nosed them out with
to victory. Parrott was on the
mound for the Majestics and Thorpe
did the receiving. PARROT true to
his regular form was steady thru
out the game, keeping the hits well
scattered Sld never allowing the
Moggies to get him. Bill James
was largely responsible for the vic
tory smacking out home run in the
ninth with one on and two scores
needed TO win.
Grove our stellar short step had
to retire frola .he game in the third
inning at Rivtrsid Park Sunday from
an injury sustsned when one IF the
cleats came off his shoes and he
and the ground met, with disastrous
results to Lem. He is all o. X now
but it looked like he would be out
OF the game for several days,
Ham9 Render. Beaver Dams
third sactD demonstrated :haJ he
was WORM of playing with the best
of iniield"s Sdtusda! Beaver Dam
had the Bates brothers performing
on first and short and Rowe from
Mogg on second. Hamp played right
up to them all the time.
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Bishop and Walker were the Kings
of the game Saturday. No decisions
were disputed and the jumps were au-
tocratic throughout. 81.
The Washington team defeated
Helm Saturday 81 to z. This was
some land slide for the Washington
boys. X. Tinsley did the twirling for
Washington.
Bozarth pitched nice game Sun
day. He was a trifle wild in the
third, walking three men and allow
ing two hits. which netted three runs.
He settled down however, and made
the Green River lads whiff the air
for total of twelve strikeouts.
Glenn did the receiving for. the
Riversiders Sunday and handled
Bozarth's twisters in giand style.
The local team defeated the en-
stitute boys last Thursday Is to 3.
The game was called at the end of the
fifth due to too much sun and too
many hits. Moot" Felix twirled for
the locals and Mason, and Mitchell
were on the mound for the Institute.
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Nocreek let Central Grove down at
Riverside Park Saturday by a score
of 20 to IL. .Goodall pitched for
NOcrek.
The Riversiders play the Ameri-
can Anglo-Mills team at Riverside
Park Sunday. The local boys are
determined to chalk up victory.
Here's hoping anyway.
The Haiti colored team went to
Calhoun Sunday and let the Calhoun
boys make two more runs than they
did and lost the game. When asked
the correct score "Rastis" said that
he didn't know just what it was but
he thought 1t was 81 TO 80. He said
IL wouldn't have been that way only
Calhoun had the last time at bat
and Haiti didn't have Il chance to
make any more.
The Beavers from Beaver Dam,
cut themselves strong ash poles and
smacked the Al quality big league
balls for total of seven runs while
"Slim' Hoover was fooling the enemy
and returned to Beaver Dam Sunday
night, victors over the Caneyville
outfit to /.
The Washington and Nocreek teams
will tie up for their third and gravy
game al Riverside Park Saturday.
Washington has won one from No
Creek by the score of Is to II and
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