Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-21
CAMP JONES TEAM DEFEATS
CAMP LITTLE BY l6 TO IS

The Camp Harry j. Jones baseball
team yesterday did what members of
the Southern Arizona league have
failed to consistently do, when they
took the measure of Camp Stephen
d. Little by LIS to 13 score. Camp
Little leads the. Southern Arizona
circuit. #s
The game between the two camp
teams was scheduled for the Camp
Jones playing field yesterday after
noon through the courtesy of Sgt
Hollingsworth, siof the Camp Little
club. fF M
HollingsworthA sent Rowe a curve
ball right hander to the mound,
while Lieutenant Luongo and Captain
Clark chose their curve ball ace,
Dancey, to oppose Rowe. 1t was
soon evident to the most optimistic
that this was not the day for curves.
Mize, batting for the visitors, lifted
one into center for a home run and
after RoWlett was on through Fin
ney's error, Turney singled to right,
which being followed in order by
CaStro'S sacrifice and a single by
Spearman, stood for three runs. Then
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out. Three runs and four hits off
the sand lot curve pitcher.
With the aid of three consecutive
singles, wild pitch and hit bats
man the locals garnered five runs
in their half of the first inning. The
visitors going out in fast time without
a run in the second, and the locals
scoring one run off two wild ones
by Rowe cone hitting a batSman)
and a sacrifice fly, left the count
at 6-3 irfF favor of the locals
In the third Castro was on through
error which, followed by brace Of
doubles, a triple and single resulted
in five markers. The 'home boys"
scored one in their half, leaving the
count at ST. Except that catcher
Deeming, who had coIlided with Riley
while both were trying for a catch
of Castro's foul, and which to the
sorrow of the camps followers re-
suited in injury to Deeming which
neceSSitated his removal from the
game, and that Riley despite the fact
that he was flattened by the collision
got credit for a putout, nothing note
worthy happened in the fourth. Nor
anything in the visitors half of the
fifth
Dancey at bat opened the local
half of the fifth with drive to
center for two bases, which was
closely followed by Castros error,
then a single and a double, off the
delivery of Left Cooper. who had
been sent to Lunt's relief. then an-
other single and another double after
Finney had struck out and an error
at first base by Cooper followed by
another single netted eight additional
runs, making the count 1873. No
more, scoring by the locals until the |
eighth, when one was scored.
Meanwhile, Smokey" Joe Lee, who
had been occupying the mound since
the beginning of the fifth, had gone
through the fifth and sixth innings
unhurt--~ flowing but assingle in those
two Stahzas- came in for a pounding !
in the seventh, when the league
leaders, with home run by 'BoykinS, !
a single. base on balls, an error
by Riley and b double by, Craig,
counted five runs to make their total
13. They had but one man to reach
first base thereafter, Spearmal1 in
the eighth, who was caught off by
a lightning like peg from Riley at
third after a running catch of Jol-
livet's high foul, to complete the game
with a double play, Riley to Clark.
Score by innings:
Camp Jones ,.,..-...,........ 511 O8O O1x-l6
Camp Little .......- 305 600 50O-1S
Batteries: Dancey, Lee and Deem
ing, McCrimmons; Rowe, Lunt, Cooper
and Harrison. Winning pitcher: Lee.
Losing pitcher: Rowe. UmpireS:
Jordan and Cross.
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