The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-05-06
Win One Game and Lose One-St.
Stanislaus Also Lost to the Merine
Bank of New Orleans on Sunday
Last-Bishop Scores a Home Run
in Mobile-Some Classy Playing
Reported.
MEDALS AWARDED TO VARSITY
BASKETBALL TEAM.
End of Present Term Fast Drawing
to Close-Collegians Interested in
Their Books More Than Ever
Thinking of the Foundation for the
Future.
BISHOP MAKES HOME RUN.

Future.
BISHOP MAKES HOME RUN.
On Wednesday the baseball team
travelled to Mobile to meet the strong
Spring Hill nine. Wednesday even
ing two games We're played.
The St. Stanislaus team went into
the first game with the battery of
Gex-Montz, while A. Belleud-Bab-
ington worked for Spring Hill.
Rodney Bishop, lead off man for
ST. Stanislaus, started the hitting by
sending the ball over the left field
fence for home run. This scored
the Saints only run.
Spring Hill scored their first run
in the seventh inning, when Wenling
came in on Loewer's error. In the
eleventh inning Belleaud got to first
on a hit through the infeld. The
next man bunted and was thrown out
at first. The next man up did the
same. This advanced Belleaud to
third. Marston, Spring HIPS next
batter, drove the ball to center field
for a hit. This scored the winning
run for Spring Hill.
Che game was remarkably free
from errors, st. Stanislaus College
Z and Spring Hill none.
Gex and Montz allowed 6 hits,
struck out 6 and walked 1.
Belleaud and Babington yielded 7
hits, struck out and walked none.
Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Spring Hill 900 600 100 O1-2 6 0
S. S. C. 100 900 600 0O-1 7 2
Time of game hour and 21 min
utes.
SECOND GAME.
In the ninth inning Bishop was hit
continued.
In the second inning, Bogue, of
Spring Hill, walked Darlington, the
next batter, drove the ball over the
fence for home run. Score Spring
Hill 2 tallies. After this Spring Hill
never got a man to second.
l nthe ninth inning Bishop was hit
by the pitcher. Martin, the next
man, sacrificed. Jaubert tried to
drive the ball through between first
and second, but was thrown out at
first. Bishop, however, advanced to
third.
Loewer drove hot one to the
shortstop. The ball was fumbled and
Bishop scored.
In this game Spring Hill and st.
Stanislaus made one error each.
Cleveland and Montz, the S. S. C.
battery. allowed three hits, stuck out
five and walked two.
Wratten and Darlington, for Spring
Hill also allowed three hits, but
struck out seven and walked none.
Score by innings:
R.H. T..
Spring Hill --O2O 600 O0O-2 1
S. S. C. 900 600 OO1-1 1
Time of game hour and min
utes.
Umpires-Connes and Stekler
ST. STANISLAUS LOSES TO MA
RINE BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
On Sunday, April 80, 1922, the
Marine Bank team of New Orleans
defeated the strong ST. Stanislaus
nine by score of a to 1. The game
was one of the best played on the To-
cal diamond this year.
The visitors scored their first run
early in the game, which caused the
determined collegians to play all the
harder. And at last they were able
to score on a hit by Lower. After
this the game was a pitchers battle
between Wilbert and Tabony, Will
bert receiving the better end of it
until the eleventh inning, when the
dIluSACu GWO hNCoSo
hits-a three-bagger and single
t othe three acquired by them up to
this period, which was the fatal blow
to the fighting Stanislaus team, as
these two hits added three more runs
to the visitors credit.
The collegians, although still con-
fident that they could do the same
thing in their last inning, were un-
able to score, thus losing the game
by a score of to 1.
Wilbert's twirling for the locals
was of high caliber for beginners
This was Wilbert's first game on the
mound for st. Stanislaus.
The features of the game were the