Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-26

have had real baseball team this
summer? Hasn't it helped?
- Cowpcns has a much better club
than when they appeared on the York
vile lot several weeks ago.
That Red" Ormand who halls
from Kings Mountain saved the old
bail game several times yeo erday.
49, The Lawupcrs are just raring for
that three game series with Shelby
next week, the gate receipts to go TO
the players.
- "Dody" Phillips has stronger pair
Of baseball trousers than those that
refused to do their duty in the Clover
Caroleen game last Saturday.
- Meek Smith, viii Smith Jim Page
and Il half hundred other Glover fans
had business" in Yorkville Wcdnes-
day and again yesterday. Great sports
those Glover people!
- From the standpoint of attend
ancc, YOrkvillc is the best baseball
town | know outside of organized base
ball. said Il Cowpens player ycster-
day.
The manager Of the Cowpens team
stated yesterday that his aggregation
#
| four innings before they made q run
off him.
Lefty" Beard, Erskinc College
star hurlcr who has been pitching
with the Washington, y. c., team OF
the Eastern Carolina league, will hurl
for the Lc"iOnaircs this afternoon in
the game against Caroleen.
Vic Martin, Legion left fielder, was
4 Il
| tCrday because Of a bum right hand re-
sultinr from being hit by a pitched bal
! at CUwpcns Tuesday. Hope Cook Of
( Clover was substituted for Martin and
/ ne played a great game.
-"prcsidcnr' Andy Jackson, Legion
I right fielder. hit one To center for Il
/ home run yesterday that was perhaps
| the longest ball hit on the local lot
/ this season. And the CowpenS center
| fielder didn't have sign Of an extra
/ pill in his shirt.
/ 49, Even ;hc doubtful oncG are now
willing TO admit that Mister Nc
Mackin" is top notchcr. That pitch
/ ing OF hH yesterday was of Il brand
| equal to anything seen on the local
| lot this season with the possible cX-
| CCpti0n Of y memorable game pitched
! by one "SnaS5" Ormand Of Shelby.
The Larrupcrs lost to COwpcns al
/ COwpens Tuesday afternoon, q to .
J Tho trouble came in the first two in
nin@s. "TOutS" Gauldcn blowing up anC
! surrcndcring the mound in favor oI
/ Howard. MCMackin, who held then
scurclcSS throughout the remainder o.
! the game. The substitution of Nc
| Mackin, however, came too late.
-"OId Joe" Wofford, gentleman bal
player who has been in prOfcSSiona
/ md semi professional baseball for ;
decade or so. also made his first ap'
pcarance on the Yorkville diamond OF
| Wednesday afternoon. playing seconC
! base for Cowpcns. He has recently
signed up with the Winston Salem, y
! c.. team in the Piedmont league ant
| expects to join Winston next week
! Worford lives at Woodruff. S. c., ant
! formerly played with SpartanburS IL
! the old Carolina league.
Wittry. crack catcher for tn Spar
! tanburg club of the South Atlantic
! league. introduced himself to Norkyili'
! fans Wednesday afternoon with a three
base hit to right field. Wittry hat
occn out Of the game for some TIM
past with an injured hand. but is nov
well again and has been loaned to Cow
pens temporarily. He played cente
| field Wednesday afternoon. He ha!
been sold by Spartanburg to Tl
/ Cobbg Detroit American League club
and may he seen in the regular line III
/ Of the Cobb machine next season.