The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-11
McCASLAND'S TWIRLING
AND PEPS FIELDING
FEATURES OF VICTORY

The Ardmore Peps staged a walloping
comeback Tuesday afternoon and walk
ed all over Paris league leaders to the
tune of lO-l. The jinx which appeared
10 be present during Mondays game
must have taken to the woods, for from
the very outset the locals pounded Hop
kins delivery all over the lot and gath
cred in an assortment OF all kinds Of
hits, included In which was a homer
10y Holtz, in the first session, with two
men on base couple Of doubles by
Behren, pair Of two baggers by Young.
triple and single from the big stick
of the heavy.httlng Jones, ana some
more.
The efforts of the Ardmore pennant
chasers were not confined solely TO the
batting practice, but out in the field
they performed admirably. Payne. in
particular, in center field, robbed Paris
OF at least three might-have -been-hits.
making some remarkable running
catches.
NIcCasland Twirlej Well
McCasiand pitched n fine game, fan
ming seven OF the Parisians, walking
bat two and allowing five bingles. He
famed the first three Paris batters
VINO faced him.
Hopkins Paris twirler, was respon-
sble for the sole tally which Paris
scored, bringing home Stagner when he
drove two-bagger to deep left in the
eighth session. Up TO the eighth. thu
locals had the visitors shut out.
The first threat Of the Paris aggre
cation came in the fifth session with
Two men down, Stagner slammed the
pin for two bases. Hopkins hit q groun.
der between first and second, which
Reynolds permitted 10 go through his
legs. TO right Stasner hurried around
third and was on his way home on the
error, but Hot2 stopped the pill on its
erring way and threw out Stagner at
nome with some time to spare.
In the ninth Paris again attempted
to bring q runner home. Allerdissen
tried 10 beat in throw from the out
field but was nabbed at the plate.
Fireworks Start
The Peps scored four runs in the first
session after two men were dowr.
Payne was thrown out at first when ne
grounded 10 Dodd Behren flied out 70
Irby. And then the fireworks started.
Reynolds singled out the first hit 10
center Jones walked. Young slammed
two-bagger 10 center, scoring Reyn-
olds. Holtz smashed q home run ovec
the right field fence, scoring Jones,
Young and himself. Helms grounded 70
Higginbotham and was nabbed at first.
The next period of wicked bat swing
ing arrived in the fifth. One man was
down when Il started. Payne beat out
an infieli ht and stole second. Behren
walloped the pill 10 center for two.
bagger Reynolds followed suit an 4
smashed one for two-bases to the same
place. and Payne and Behren came
romping home. Jones singled to left,
and scored Reynolds. Young drove an
other 2-bagger to center and Jones
crossed the rubber. Holtz was out At
first when he grounded 10 Hlgginbo-
than. Young scored when Dodd fumbled
Helms grounder. The inning endeo
when Helms was out at second o,
Dodd's choice Of Joseph's grounder.
The tenth run came In the sixth. Nc
casland singled TO left. reached secon 4
on Payne's sacrifice went 10 third on
o passed ball. and came home on Beh.
ren's 2.bagger to left.
1cnes' three bagger in the third ses
sion with one man down went to waste
when an attempted squeeze play by
Young went wrong. On the attempted
bunt, the ball took o pop fly into Roy
ster's glove. and resolved Itself into Il
double play to Allerdissen.