Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-26
Standing of the Clubs.

Games oday.
Naynesboro at Martinsburg
Hagerstown at Hanover.
| Frederick at Chambersburg.
There have been many thrilling
contests at Rosemont Field, but
never has there been one more
thrilling than yesterdays contest
with the Waynesboro Villagers
Possibly it was because so much
was at stake and the 1900 fans
were red hot" with excitement.
At the start of the game with Me
haus pitching great bail, things
looked bad for the Sox but Jacoby's
tour-base wallop with the sacks oc-
cuped gave the Sox one run to the
good. The game went back and
forth until the seventh round, when
Rawlings, who had doubled, scored
from second base on Wilson's sin
gle. The play at home plate was
close but the umpiTe's decision was
that Rawlings got there first. Fitz-
gerald. the Villagers catcher and
the rest of the Waynesboro team
argued ii out with Jumps O'Neill, but
wore, OF course, unable to change
lis decision Everything seemed
over and the players were erturning
to their positions, and Manager
Shipley was headed towards first
base coaching line when Fitzger-
aid hurled a remark after him that
Shipley very properly resented, IN
fact, no real man could have done
otherwise than resent such an ap-
relation Morris interviewed, hold
ing Shipley in an attempt to pre-
vent blows, and both men went to
the ground. At about the same
time, several hundred fans were on
the field and it was some time be
fore the policemen stationed at the
park were able presume order.
Score by innings:
First Inning.
Scheminant out, Hulvey to Hugh
es; Thomson out. Black to Hughes;
Kaunas grounded out to Hughes
n Brophy thrown out at first by
,enti; Brehany singled; Black pop
Jed to kaunas; Rawlings whitfield.
Second Inning.
Yordy hit over the right field
fence for homer; Blair flied out
to Jacoby; Cont stops one of Hui
vey's slants with his ribs; Lyston
hit into double play, Black to
Hughes.
Wilson and Hughes thrown out at
first by Lyston; Mullaney walked;
Jacoby flied out.
Third Inning.
Fitzgerald and Niehaus thrown
out at first by Black; Scheminant
struck out.
Hulvey out at first; Brophy and
Brehany punched the air.
Fourth Inning.
7 Thomson out, Brehany to Hugh
ts; kaunas singled; Yordy hit to
Brehany, who fielded perfect and
sent the ball to Black at second in
an effort for a double play. Black
dropped the ball and both men were
safe; Cont doubled and Lyston
singled scoring Kaunas and Yordy;
Fitzgerald hit to Brehany who re-
tired Lyston by sending the ball to
second.
Black popped out to Thomson;
Rawlings singled; Wilson songles;
Hughes singles and the bases are
hull: Mullaney popped out to Lyston;
Jacoby hit over the, right field fence
tor four-bases scoring all three men
ahead Of him. Hulvey thrown out at
6rst.
Fifth Inning.
Niehaus flied out; Scheminant
walked ana Thomson hit for the
circuit Kaunas popped; Yordy hit
his second home run; Blair flied out
Brcphy fouled out to the catcher;
Brehany hit to left field and was re-
tired; Black out at first.
Sixth Inning.
Cont out at first; Lyston whitfield;
Fitzgerald doubled but died on sec
Ond when Niehaus flied out to vii.
sOn
Rawlings flied out; Wilson walk
ed, but was caught at second in
preference to Hughes who reached
hrst safely after he had hit TO Lys.
ton; Mulianey walked; Jacoby sin
gled sharply to left field scoring
Hughes; Hulvey singled to center
scoring Mullaney; Brophy finished
teh inning by flying out
Seventh Inning.
Scheminant out at first; Thomson
singled; Kaunas out TO Rawlings;
Yordy popped to Black
Brehany singled, but was caught
ats econd whom he tried to make it
on Blacks third strike; Rawlings
doubled and scored from second on
Wilson's single, Game delayed here
for argument and near-riot describ-
ed aboye;) Hughes flied out to CEN
ter field
Eighth Inning.
Heat v0le sent to mound for Blue
Sox. Blair thrown cut by Heat
wole: Cont popped to Hughes;
Lyston out, Brophy to first.
Mullaney famed; Jacoby walked;
Heatwole and Brophy flied to Kau
mas.
Ninth Inning.
Fitzgerald flied out to Jacoby;
Morris hitting for Niehaus was re-
tired after taking three healthy
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