Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-07-21
How They Stand
In Valley League
Woodstock Defeats Harrisonburq

nintn ana tenth innings when the'
rallied and knocked Moneymaker OF
the rubber.
Secrist was the man who did the worl
by driving the ball out of the park TO,
a circuit drive after Stoneburner hat
doubled up against the left field fence
which scored Turner who had in turn
singled just before. This made the scor,
Ball. The southpaw then held Harri
sonburg safe i'll the latter part of the
ninth without any trouble. The tentl
was opened by Beall beating out per
feet bunt. He then stole second ane
was sacrificed to third by Coffman
Stickley then singled to right-centel
scoring Beall with the winning run
| Bauserman then beat out we'll placed
| bunt. Turner walked and Stoneburnel
was safe on Logan error, filling the
| bases Gibbs was passed forcing in the
fifth and last run. Secrist pitched out
of a hole in the tenth and ended the
| first game Harrisonburg has lost on
their home grounds.
Secrist had the only hit UP to the
ninth, that being single in the early
part of the fracas. Although he was
very wild at times, walking / and
hitting 2-ih The pinch lie was nvlnei-
BILE, Much credit should 90 to him Tor
his fighting spirit which carried the
team To victory lie pitched himself
oul Of many tight holes which he had
gotten by his wildneaa aud displayed
good control
Logan for llatrisahburg connected
with Que Of aeerists hooks inl' q 4-hnse
knock IN the fourth and after thai in.
hlng they never scored again, lie and
ileathwole r. fielded nicely for Har
risonburg,
The fielding feature OF the game was
the double play by Newton, unassisted
Turner also brought yell from the
crowd when he ran back into right
center and hooked in fly, The whole
Woodstock Team played alright ball
and only one error being made and the
writer scored il as a hit There was
some sharp fielding which kept the
IIarrisonburg team from scoring more
often as there were eleven men left on
bases.
The next game will be Mt. jackson
here on Friday. The game will be
called promptly at 3 p. m.
Harrisonburg--0 100000 0---3
Woodstock 20 OO03 %
Batteries, Moneymaker. May and
Heathwole Secrist and Beal.
Two base hlt-Stoneburner, Home
run Secrist, Logan Sacrifices-Coff-
man. Stckley, Callison, Double play
Newton unassisted Left on bases
Woodstock, TO- Harrisonburg H..
Base on balls-Off Secrist, IL off
Moneymaker, 3 off May ? Hit by
pitchers-By Secrist, ?; BY Money
maker, /; Hits-Off Moneymaker, 8 in
9 innings none out in 10th; off May,
in inning. Umpire-Wawen Time
-2;45,
w. -E, ---NEW MARKET.
Old Jupiter Pluvius interfered in the
third inning when the score was Q 0,
and Umpire Warren called the game.
1t was then called for Monday, but il
was called off on account Of wet
grounds.
WE, 4-.-WlNCHESTER !
Woodstock bested Winchester in an
uphill battle on last Friday when Via
chester jumped in the lead in the first
inning. Secrist after the bad first in,
ming held them at bay the rest Of the
game. He was given perfect support
as WE. couldn't make an error
Sharp fielding by both teams featured
| The real features, were the fast double
| play in the last part of the NINTH
| Stickley to Newton to Turner, and the
fielding of Turner. The double play
was the fastest that has ever been eX
ecuted on this field. Turner brough
the crowd to its feet when he wen
back through the crowd to the wire
and hooked in foul fly.
Also, this was the fastest game play
ed here this season, the time being :35
For Winchester, Red Rupert ant
Johnny" Holden were the outstand
ing stars, RUPERT in the field an,
Holden at the bat
Winchester out hit We. but thei
hits were kept scattered by Secris
| Winchester garnered five hits off Sc
crist while ". +, gathered four off o
Phiel, 1.-Two being for eXtra bases.
Secrist was the batting star gettn
single and II double, driving in tw
runs and scoring one himself Coffma
doubled over the fence aud Seeril
scored him by double down the le
field lite He hsu scored Gibbs VII
pol life by hn error and then score
himself The other run was scored !
iihsett who walked md stole seeon'
ilausefman then crashed oUl Ion
single scoring hin,
Il ilnker scored The only run For WI
1 chester, lie and Holden each gAlheft
Il Two bits
i hip crowd WAS NJ from WInehe
0 ter and Loyalty supported their team
9 the end
Y This game was played before %
O Of the largest crowds OF the seast
Z and it was enjoyed by all AS il was II
Of thrills,
Winchester 100000 OIL 8
WE. 90 o. x-'-4
II Batteries ;---Phiel, Breckenridge NJ
Weems; Secrist and Haslett.
II Two base hits---Secrist, Coffman al
Holden. Stolen bases--- Haslett, Hold'
n and Secrist. Struck out-.-by Phiel
by Secrist 3. Hit by pitcher---by