The daily times., 1921-09-13
SPORTS

ing affair. From the first inning un-
til the close each team scored rather
at will, and loose fielding on the
part of both clubs aided scoring con-
siderably.
Loach starred the game in the box
for Tarboro but lasted only one and
two thirds inning, when he was re-
placed by Roberts. Up until the time
that Roberts replaced him the Bugs
had secured ten hits for six runs;
Roberts during his six and third
inning gave up eight hits and four
runs, although two of these should
be credited to Loach since they were
on base when Roberts assumed the
pitching burden.
For Wilson Joliff was on the mound
and he got away to rather bad
start, Tarboro securing four runs in
the first inning These four runs were
helped along considerably by couple
of errors. After the first he pitched
good ball, and had things running
his own way. Air tight support would
have prevented the number Of scores
made against him. He was hardly in
his usual form, but the brand of ball
he pitched will win the majority of
games. He allowed ten hits but some
of these came after the side should
have been retired; in addition he
famed five men, and secured two
singles; his fielding was one of the
features of the contest.
Tarboro scored four runs in the
first inning in the following manner
Wolfe led off with a double to left,
Brannigan singled, Mcconnell was
safe on a fielder's choice Brannigan
being caught at second, Leftwich
singled scoring Wolfe, Kost singled
scoring Mcconnell, Doran was out
Roth to Duffy, Briggs hit to Duffy
who errored allowing Leftwich to
score, and when Head dropped a
throw at the plate Kost was safe at
home, Carson hit to Walker who
made a great stop retiring Briggs at
second.
In her half of the first Wilson Sc
cured two runs. Duffy singled, Smith
scratched a hit to Mcconnell, Walker
singled scoring Duffy, Walters hit to
Mcconnell who made a good throw
to first and Briggs threw back to
second making a double play on
Walker, Roth singled scoring Smith,
and Miller Fent out Mcconnell to
Briggs. In the second inning Wilson
not only tied the Tarboro score but
added enough to double it when she
scored six runs. Head led off with a
single, Kline singled sending Head to
third, Joliff singled scoring Head.
Kline going to third, Duffy singled
scoring Kline, Smith sacrificed, Wal
ker flew out to Mcconnell, Walters
singled scoring Joliff and Duffy.
Walters stole second, Roth walked,
Miller secured a single to second,
Head with Roberts pitching for Tar
boro secured his second hit of the
inning scoring Walters and Roth.
Head was caught off first Carson to
Briggs. a-..s---r.,.vs-4. l4.,-~---..
In the third Tarboro scored a run
when Mcconnell singled and scored
on two singles by Doran and Carson.
Again in the fourth they scored on
Brannigan's three Dagger and Nc
Connell's infield out.
In the fifth for Wilson Miller sin
gled, Head singled. Kline hit to
Brannigan who caught Head at sec
ond, Kline stole second, Joliff hit to
Doran but by making a nice slide
Miller was safe at home, Duffy hit to
Brannigan who caught Kline in a
chase between third and home, Kline
was safe when Doran dropped the
ball, Smith hit to Mcconnell who
caught Kline at home, Walker was
out Carson to Briggs.
In the sixth Carson bunted safely.
Roberts famed, Wolfe hit to Jolif
who caught Carson at second, and
Brannigan tripled for the second
time during the day sending Wolfe
home.
In the sixth with two out Miller
singled and stole second, scoring on
Heads fourth hit.
The box score:
Tarboro Alb. r. H Po r
Wolfe, If ......5 2 1 o 0
Brannigan, IS IS 1 8 1
Mcconnell, 2b "A 2 4 4 o
Leftwich, IF ~.5s Ii 2 O. o
ost, CT NIB l 1 20 o
&ran, 3b .1...5 o 2 o /