The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-07
ROT AR Wins.
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KIWAMS CLUB.
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Dr.. Hugh 81. Carr and "Yacob"
Bintz were the noundsmen. Hugh H.
allowed nine hits and "Yacob" IL.
Both hurlefs sept the hits we'll scat
tered as some vent 70 right field,
some 10 center. some TO left and
some were intielda taps. Thirteen
nnlucky md timely errors behind
rYacpbg however, allowed the Rotes
to hang tis Nanny on a fence post.
The kiwanis bunch gave Blntz the
same siippoFt that Cox got in the
last presidential election.
Riuks Darlington playing right
field fof Rotary, was one of the star
performers harrington stopped
three hits rolling out his way, chas-
cd one thar went over his head,
missed nochancess to make putouts.
because he did mot have any, sectir-
ed Two hits and the official scorer
robbed him Of another, scored two
runs and was escorted from right
field 10 tha bench in a Ford at the
end Of one very hard inning.
The Kiwanis outfteld contributed
several Rotary hits, when the out
fielders insisted on running to with
IN 10 feet OF apop NY and then de.
Gliding To takesthe ball on the first
bounce. Hamilton was very good
ut this.
Papa Fankhausser made the
longest hIt % the game, a three
base hit ID deep left! The KIwanis
outficIder was playing second fiddle
TO theshortstop when Forrest hit
one OF Yacob.s thumbs up" twist
erss on the nose and 1t went to the
tenni scourt with several wild Kl-
wanlans In mad pursuitthe Rotary
catcher pulling up at third station.
Lanham and Darlington kicked in
with doubles during the afternoon,
Barrington;s was a pop fly back OF
second and he walked to second
from FIRST. While the Kiwanis bunch
took a vote as 10 which one would
field the ball.
II. D. Kline, at third base was the
Kiwanis star. The little fellow who
looks like Tommy Leach did years
ago, accepted nine out Of 10 chances
pt the superheated corner, scored
70 run anamade two hits and contrib
stted a circus catch near the grand
stand that made Bob" Miller take
fresh chew
Hines. behind the bat, also play.
ed d good game and several times
tie fans wanted him To take off his
hat, but he was afraid some Of the
Eiwaniss players would mistake his
bean for q billiard ball and make
another miscue and thank you, they
were making plenty as 1t was.
II ieftshanded person was at Sec
ond base for Rotary and played a
remarkable fielding game. accepting
FIVE difficult chances without a-slip.
we Thought sure this young star was
icenhagen in fact we were sure we
had met him at the chamber of COM
meree but Blaine Moore said his
name was Flnegan and Moore can
tell fellows In uniform better than
Vie can. SO we made the correction
in tte score book. Flnegan or Fen
hagen can fight the matter out with
Blaine; we having nothing Moore to
say torSourselyes.
Bob Miller's base running was a
big feature! He ran for Carr twice.
He scored once. being unable to help
himself and was out trying to make
It from first TO third on tap to
Ward Eanham at first cushion. Kiln
WIS waiting for him at third before
heihad passed second. It was dar
ms exhibition OF brains will win
as Bob kept chirping from the bench
AZ the KIwanis bunch all through
the game Miller is fast OH the
base paths but he runs to much III
onesplace
Ward Lanham won the toss,
which was the only thing Ifiwanis
Won an day, and the Rotes went
10 hat first.
'poc shiyely spit on his hands
and soiled a nice new bat by rub.
'ng them over It. Then he step
ped 10 the plate. After looking
owe ri couple, he slammed a fast
one 10 right for base, and stole
second q minute later. He went to
thiii When Amos threw out Fine
gan and scored on a passed ball.
Manner popped to Kline. Fank.
iiatiser stopped one with his ribs
and went to first. Darlington
pped to Hines.
Bintz led OF for the Klwanis and
was tiirowt out, ShIvely TO Cole.
Mastnn singled to center, but was
el.ight trying to steal second, Fank.
LANCER Cole to Finegan. Kline
breezeds
Two errors allowed Cole to score
for Rotary In the second after a
base b. balls; without the aid of n
liz. Amos and Hines making the
niiscnes. Kiwanis failed In their
half
shiyely opened the Rotes' third
with another single and for the
second time ran a chance Of being
indicted for larceny by stealing
second. Hnegan popped TO Hines.
Mlurer was safe on Amos bobble,
SiiiyeIy Scoring. Fankhouser skied
TO Kline. Darlington was safe on
Browns fozzle and both scored on
Coles slashing hit TO the outfield.
sattertie ld lotted TO Kline.
BroH1 opened the Kiwanis' third
with aioti drive TO right for a base.
Ice ran for him: He went second
On d passed bail aud scored on
eole's error. snider and Bintz
famed aud sshiyely threw out Mas.
ton.
Dollison opened the .Rotes' fourth