The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-02
WESTMINSTER 5 pATApSCo I.

In their first game with Patapsco
this season Westminster came out on
I the long end of 10 4 score after
eleven innings OF the scrapplest base
I ball ever seen on College Field II was
a real baseball game in every sense
lof the word played cleanly, but with
just enough contention on both sides
to let the FANS know that every man
was playing 10 win The game as q
whole seemed 10 wGrl. gradually mp to
climax. and every fan let out
mighty roar when Dicllic Sentz's
mighty blow 60 left field sent Freddie
Jenkins scramperinE across the plat
ter in the eleventh with the winning
run. The hit would have been good for
q home run any day, hut Is Uas not
needed. and Diclie didn't bother 70
run Il out because. not being q tobaC-
60 liend he considered the one carton
Ot Chcstcrfclds gathered for his hon
or In the 9th was sufficient for the
days work fatapgco ftgrtcd guspic-
iUuHly by scoring one In the FIRST after
two were out on successive singles by
McMulIrn. Flatcr aua Booker. West.
minister cyenod Il up in the third on @
double 30 right by Sentg scoring lcu.
kins who had singled 10 left. patapa-
60 scored again IN tho Jlih on two or.
rnrH and MrMullen'v single Sentz's
homer iu Westminster half Of the
Hfih tied things up again. In the.RlE
Barnes doubled Co lett and scored ON
bupranH single 20 center aud IN the
seventh Scutz singled 10 left. took
third on Joseph Smiths double.
and scored when Carroll Taylor miss
cd NgNBlIon'H return 90 the plate Pa
tapsrG yyrucd things by scoring ono
in the eighth on Flaicra duuhlc to
Duter an inHelA out, and an Inacld
hii hy APPLE aud another iu thrnlutH
fbcu Dell singled 90 r,rut and Ien
kina allowed the ball 90 roll through
him Dell pulled up OF third from
where ba scored on az IuGrId ont The
tenth inning would have made Ser
grant York and Iack Dempsey look
aint FlltrT started ihc trouble by
doubling 60 right Booker ht one ~
iiriF.sk and IaNpi'' Smith dropped
'hr throw. allowing Booker ia reach
arHf in safety sad putting FlataF au
fhirb Booker Immediately STOLE Sec
nnd Things looked anything hut ro.y
HE'H arunni and third occupied and
none out Tho strain was relieved
sHWa#hai when Roy Taylor took
three swings and Fsf down Right here
ti might he mentioned lhai %rd uHn
can vas pitching the braf ball uf hH
career and putting into every throw
all the power be- possessed CBplr hH
weakly toward hEsf auH ln tllr se5am
BILE which euaafl no one covered drat.
and be- reached there .g safety. Mean
while FlHiur held th.rG. and the HrkH
HeTo ibaIri with hui one down Abbott
chopped iu thp left ni Duncan. and
Ned thEoW to Barnes forcing Fiator co.
rhr plate Evans then lined one direct
Ig s. ScniE ana the agony Was over
In Wca'm.neterr half uf the ,DuIH
Barnes doubled To- left and went t1
third au sayera single t8 the same
territory bui Roy Taylor pluFh
Barnes mapping and the chances ~
scoring were ruined The eleventh
brought more thrills Dell singled Co
right huf waH called Uut Cor iutsrfer.
rnrs when bc bumped into IlctrIrk
while the FHurtHiup UaH trying tu field
Carroll Taylora hit WrNullen then
Elei 10 Scniy and that very reliable
fielder dropped the ball Meanwhile.
Taylor had rightly held fTst. and OF
course was easily thrown ouf aJ Sec
und Flatcf received tour wide ones
Booker then hir TO lfotr.ck. Wh1 throw
20 sayorH, catching McMullcn AZ third
Rain here halted hoHtlttics for a few
minutes. but the end came quickly
when Freddie redeemed himself by
smashing one 10 lest. and scoring the
winning run on senlzs ht g descub-
gd above
Both Duncan and Evans pitched
wonderful ball Each pitcher allowed
but one base on balls Duncan struCE
ont nine mon Evans, eight West
minister made seventeen hits and stole
three bases, and Puiapsco made thir
teen hits and stole Onr Dase
Westminster will probably leave for
trip 10 Solomons Island either to-
day or tomorrow. where they will play
the solomons Island team Saturday
and another Eastern Shore team Oh
Labor Day