Evening journal., 1922-06-20
BACHARACHS in
NALLOP|NG WIN
Dobson Falls Before Smash
ing Attack by II to 1
Score
LEWIS DROPS LONG
HOMER INTO CREEK

rnleashing an attack and a de
Tense which would hnve put muc
better clubs to rout the origina
Bacharach Giants celebrated thei
-eturn to Wilmington by deliverin
an, unmerciful trouncing TO tn
hitherto almost invincible J. J. Dob
son nine of Philadelphia. in the twi
light at Harlan Field yesterday. /.
% J. The superior brand of the ma
tionai recreation provided by Lund,
and his dusky athletes could not b.
denied and it was not in any way
as the score indicates.
Nineteen clean base blows ratified
from the bludgeons of the Bacha
rAchs. two over the left field barrei
for the complete route. one for a
triple and three doubles. making 6
total of 80 bases. In the field the
Giants were almost letter perfect
one miscue, a foozle of an easy
grounder by Lundy himself. which
was taken with a little too much
nonchalance late in the game when
the decision was far from in doubt,
being the only one to be chalked
AGAINST them. Breaks came the way
of the Bacharachs, m fact, they
forced several of them that way.
The game started off as a real
pitchers duel between Gamsback
the young collegiate hurler with
Dobson and Malloy. late of Winston
Salem, n. c.. a 22-year- young
ster making his debut with the
Bacharachs. Malloy was wild, very
wild at times, but with his burning
speed he had a ball that was un-
fathomable for the Quaker City
artists throughout the game
G'mshack registered six srikeouts
during his stay OF five and two-third
,n'ngs and four Of those came in
he first two sessions. Dick Lundy
fronped one in safe territory in
lgh' field at the start Of the second
autthe collegian tightened and fan
nedftwo men.
The real beginning by the bingling
Gisnts came in the third when Yump
Jones, the young catching star. poled
the first ball on a line to port. clear
ing the fence with feet to spare. He
touched 'em all. From then on the
Racharachs' bats were busy. Jones.
a recent acquisition by Dobson from
the Baltimore Internationals. took
upss the burden in the sixth and
faced a terrible handicap for any
ainger trying to make good, for
Lundy was the next hitter. He
promptly pumped a double to deep
center. Jones looked very much
the same to the Giants. even II he
wasi- i-right-handed. while Gamsback
dipped 'em over from the fork side
The fashy playing Of the Bacha-
rachs afield drew the spectators to
their feet time and time again. Des-
pite the lone miscue being marked
against Lundy. the fleet young leader
was a power at all times and held
his men together with his superior
knowledge and mechanical exhibit
tion. Dobson also was at top form
ana'the hits made by the Bacharachs
had to be clean. Gamsback drew
the. only error. which was a throw
TO second slightly of color.
chance Cummings. the ranging
rubber stretching first sacker Of the
Giants. was all over the bag and |
supplied one of the features a dou- |
ble-play unassisted. gobbling a liner
labeled for a double and touching /
theshassock to double ziddy Traut-
vein. who had started with the crack |
OF the bat.
Trautwei- pulled the leading field
ing number for the invaders. a one
hand running catch in left. Young
in RIGHT for the Giants pulled down
4 tough one after a hard sprint
right early in the game and
1rockett's shoestring catch in center
vas another feature. The Bacha-
aehs sure were on the job Gnd NAL
~ with his wonderful flinging was
recorded the same kind Of support.
'reacher Davis at third was an
her one not to be forgotten.
All Of the Bacharschs connected
''r one or more safeties. One of
he longest, if not the longest hits
.ver made at Harlan Field, was the
onier off the bat of Lewis. the big
aeond sacker. The big boy gave
he horsehide a bath in the Chris
ara.
A large crowd on hand was appre-
alive of every good play made by
9TH teams American Bridge Com
any of Trenton will meet the Bach
rachs at Harlan Field on Thursday.
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