Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-08

ed senationally in the field. CARRIER
also was the only man to hit Patterson
safely,
Haslet had a perfect day on first
base. accepting all fifteen chances
without an error Bauserman and
Dellinger each met Mays speed for
two hits-the former connecting for a
long triple,
Patterson was at 10 time IN danger
as the only clean Iii Of the game came
with two away. He was steady and
kept the Old fight into the team.
Rachael Laughlin hoped around
the plate like robin at the first touch
Of Spring. He is a long way from be-
ingold,
Summary R H E
New NJ. 0000OO000-0 > I
We 0042 x-l0 5 3
Batteries: May and c. May
Patterson and Hasler.
Home run-Stickley. Three base
hit-Bauserman. Stolen bases-Del-
linger, Haslett. Sacrifice hits-Stickley
Base On balls-Off Patterson, !; off
May, /. Hit BY pitcher-By May, Golf
man, Smith, Patterson Laughlin Struck
out-By May :; b. Patterson, 3. Passed
ball-C. MAY Umpire-Warren.
WE 2-BOYCE 0
Patterson sure did look good Monday
when he let Boyce down ? 70 0. Incl
cantaIy he won his OWL game IN the
2nd By driving out a beautiful single
scoring Bauserman, who was given Tree
TRANSPORTATION and Has.e.t who had
doubled. Pat didn't have 10 exert
himself at any stage Of the game as he
was as steady as could be. He struck
out six and allowed only four hits.
"Uncle Joe" was all there" on the
receiving end, and certainly extended
himself on several occasions BY killing
would Be rallies. II fact, both teams
played stellar ball As the score would
indicate, Lawson, Boyce's diminuuTe
second sacker, fielded sensatonally,
accepting ten chances without single
error.
BURNER collected half Of Boyce hits,
Peach and Lloyd getting the other two
Lloyds was a pretty two-bagger to left
center.
Haslett played a fine fielding game
and gathered two beautiful hits, one
being for extra bases.
Denny" Sothern is about the best
slabman we have faced this year and
he certainly pitched well but We was
Just little too much for him.
This is the last game with Boyce, W
Z making a clean sweep Of the series
Summary: K II Z
WE @ 0 0 0 0 Q Q O.
Boyce 100000 0 90 :
Patterson and Laughlin.
Sothern and Lloyd,
Two base hits-Stickley Haslett and
LLOYD. Stolen base-Haslett. Sacrifice
hits-Suckley. W, Peach. Double plays
-Laughlin TO Coffman Struck out
by Patterson 6; BY Sothern 5. Bases or
balls-off Sothorn +; off Patterson !
Hit BY pitcher-by sothern Haslett
Wild pitch-Sothern. Passed ball-Lloyd
PATTERSON Downs WINCHESTER 6 TO
Patterson and Jeff Smith were the
two big factors in enabling WE to van
quish Winchester Tuesday. True, Pat
terson pitched a shut out game on Mon
| day. but when he relieved Secrist in th'
second, he looked like million dollar
| jeff" took his willow and twice triet
to drive the steam roller out of LEI
field. Under ordinary circumstance
both drives would have been for tn
circuit Coffman tripled il the mint
after Pat singled
Secrist started for WE but was s
wild and unsteady that he was relieve
by Patterson in the second with tn
bases loaded. The first ball that pat
threw was hit for two bases but
beautiful double play, Smith to Laugh
lin checked them and that ended tn
| Winchester scoring. Winchester star
ed a rally in the eighth by two hits bl
another fast double play, Gibbs to New
ton to Haslett, put an end to tina
Winchester's only other chance to scor
came in the fifth, when Rupert single
and tried to score on Legg's double bl
fast relay, Coffman to Newton
Laughlin nipped him at the plate.
| The whole WE team played real ba
and the infield was invincible. Bau:
erman made beautiful running cate
| of Marshall's drive. In fact, they a
played "whang- up" ball. Uncle Joe
picked up the plate and put it in h
vest pocket after the second inning an
Winchester didn't know where it Wa
as he caught all that tried to locate it.
Schrider started for Winchester b1
couldn't stand the pace SO Johnny
Holden relieved him in the thirt
Johnny" started off '1ike hous
afire" but Jeff Smith spelt ruin Il
him in the sixth. Johnny" tried
duplicate Patterson, as he also pitche
Monday, but was unequal to the tasl
Z Hiser for Winchester fielded sens
tionally as he made several neat stol
that were labeled for base knocks.