The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-09-01
CAMBRIDGE AGAIN .ss.,ss
Wins FROM PARSLEY
Warriors Bat Way To VictOry-Hlh-
kle Has Big Day-Fast Base Run
Ming: Prevalent.

Making it nine straight wins, the
! Cambridge Warriors took into camp
the league leading Virginlans from
! Parlsles for the second time IN TWO
DAYS. The score of yesterdays
fracas was s to 6, and for time 1t
looked very bad indeed for Poke
| Whalen's crew, but they managed
tn get next to the shoots of Shert-
| yer in the seventh inning, and sue
! ceeded in giving a scare TO local
| fans.
| While the score seems to indicate
q close fight, the Cambridge cluo
out classed their opponents By
! large margin, getting away to
! five run lead in the first four
| innings and having no difficulty
| whatever in hitting the offerings OF
| Goetzel They outshone the Spuds
| in every department, in fielding, MT
| ting, and base running, with an ease
! that was remarkable.
In Just one inning did Parksley
proceed to demonstrate its aDlllty,
and in that inning, four singles ano
| one home run by Klinedlnst, Win
two on bases, brought the score up
| 8 to 5, and sent Oscar Shertzer 10
| the bench ShertZer went with MS
| head up, however, for he had pltched
| a masterful game for seven innings,
| and had held the situation IN the
| hollow of his hand. Humpty STAINS
| bury relieved him and finished the
| inning successfully, but after F1sher
| had corked a home run in the
| ninth inning, with only one out,
| Schroll, the iron man, was sent III to
| take his place and pitched to the
| last two batters retiring them easily.
Heavy was the hitting upon the
| Cambridge side. Fifteen base
| blows were rained down upon the
| league leaders, all of them but two
being singles. BERTHE Hinkle led
/ in the attack upon the invaders, get
| ting four safe blows in five trips to
| the plate, one of them double
down the left field line. Hinkle has
| been in a hitting slump since join
| ing the club, and his rounding into
| form yesterday caused the hearts OF
! the fans to jump in ecstacy, for il
| Hinkle can keep on slamming the,
ball in this fashion, the remaining
| four or five games of the season Will
| be easy victories.
| Since Laurel lost to Salisbury yes
| terday, Cambridge is now in third
place all to itself, but game and
half behind Crisfield for second
| place Crisfeld, however, has yet
| to play Parksley and Laurel, while
| Cam bridge is playing Pocomoke
| and Salisbury. Crisfeld has fine
| chance to lose two of her contests,
but Cambridge must step carefully
| and not hesitate, for a lost stride
| will lose the race at this stage OF
! the game. The present winning
streak of the club is now matter
of record for the league, being the
| longest this season, that of the
Parksley club only reaching eight
| games before Pocomoke stepped in
| and administered the first defeat.
| Will Pocomoke be the one to stop
| the local boys, or will they breeze
on through the season?
| In yesterdays game, the fielding
| feature was a step by Seafoam
| Reynolds, who cut off what seemed
| to be a sure base hit to right field,
and threw out the runner at first.
| Another play that made the club
| look good was double steal execut-
| ed by Johnson and Unglaub, John
| son stealing third while Unglaub
took second, the playing taking the
Parksley infield off it's feet. 1t is
this kind of playing that shows how
| good a ball club is, and the Cam
bridge club looks better just at pres
ent than any club in the league. and
at the present speed, should Crisae!9
stumble, will hop into second place
| and stick there.
| The score: