Belt Valley times., 1924-06-05
ANDERSON WINS
WITH SHUTOUT
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Anderson, showing for the frs
time on the mound here, cross-fire,
the A. c. N. to death Tuesday night
scored a complete shutout with tn
exception Of a measly single ant
helped his team win. 2 to 0, with 4
neat home run. The Belt chukke,
was in danger but once, in the fourtl
inning. "Chick" Houck stepped ont
Of the box then and gave Vern Dan
lels all the room in the world to get
Harvey, trying to steal home on An.
derson's windup, for the third out the
spelter crew losing their best chance
of the pretty battle to score.
AS the game ended. Anderson won
it single handed. He led off in the
second inning and, after whiting two
of Remneas' roundhouses, dropped the
pippin over the left field wall for the
circuit and big hand from the stands
who were almost solidly behind the
visitors.
Gressesschi's poor fielding culmin-
ated in helping the victors to their
second run in the third, coupled with
high heave by Morgan to the plat
ter. The. fun started with one ont
and after his high heave Morgan made
= perfect throw to the plate to get q
second out.
Remneas didn't have the speed or
the stuff on the ball that he has
shown. Although not as effective as
he has been, he was only touched for
four hits, all Of them scattered, but
some Of them mighty hard. He famed
two men, Harper and vern Daniels,
and hit one, Knight, not walking a
one.
Anderson started bad in the first
inning but that was the only time he
didn't look like million. He coudn't
find the plate and keep track Of Nor
gan's stature too-so he let Morgan
have a free ride. Snyder sacrificed
him to second with a nice bunt down
first base way but Johnston threw out
both Mattick and Harvey.
A two-bagger was chalked M
against Remneas in the very first
'rame that should have been an error /
N Gressesschi or an out. The hit {
vas a high fly off Johnston's bat.
iressesschi took couple of steps to-
ward it and then stopped, letting the
'all drop in the grass not 10 feet from
i'm while Houek speeded over. try
ng in vain to get under the fly. !,
iressesschi let single 90 for q
ouble practically the same way in the 4
fifth. although he had no chance for
putout He was slow in starting for
'ulyer's drive over the third sack. +
In the second came Anderson's c
omer, after which the tribe went
own in order, Remneas tanning vern
aniels.
IN both the second and third innings
lie A. c. M. went down in order, An a
srson tanning a man in each frame. v
My one ball got to the outfield in
ie two cantos, that being a high fly q
? Remneas in the third. Of
In the fourth after Snyder had B
rounded out and Mattick had gone l.
lck to the dugout after whiting
rec, Harvey started things by get
1g singed by one Of Anderson's
osses. He stole second on the first ey
II pitched to Ryan. Knight pegged sc
de to first, drawing Daniels off the qu
ek, to allow Ryan safe and Harvey N
ird. Harvey tried to steal home on IN
1derson's windup but missed scor- "
3 by the difference Of having Houck au
the box and not having him there.
Gressesschi robbed v. Daniels Of 10
Iat looked like cinch hit in the "a
tn by spearing his low and hard on
J nicely He dropped GaugIerss ny So
left then to allow Belt one man on 80
h one out Culver connected with Ell
double 70 left Johnston HE TO
'rgan who pulled Ryan into the air ev'
I enough to allow Gaugler to slide fer
ely under at home. Morgan pegged
lver out at the platter after tax ate
Knight's choice for the second out an'
lie Harper flied to Snyder. opI
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sowry counted a triple IN the third lar
en- his low fly bounced sway IN sta
at Of Houck. There was no dam J
done, however. for with Two men PIE
vern Daniels flied out to lgft. flo'
/ G. N. got one hit ia the fifth haI
m Wade beat out one 10 short 0lx'
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