The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-17
Failure to List Player Changes Brings ?a'iauoi "a
Rules; Fruitland and Fletcher U.s. Lae,islo.eS'
'-'... Valley Hill and Balfour to Repiay Game
STANDINGS
scHEDULE FOR SATURDAY
Fruitland ut BaIIOut:
Fletcher at Green River.
Valley Hill ut S"lrda.
Mills River at <. Flat Rock.
p. E Il. CASE

PelhapS everything would have
been Meow in the county loop
Saturday afternoon had not c,E-
tain managers and teams remem-
bered certain rules perta!alng %
and governing PLAYERS. But there
a wholesale violation of the ruse
which saws that u rlayer IN
changing from one team to an
other must have his name placed
on the eligible player list o. the
team he chooses to play with at
least 10 days before he is e-iP'-
hle to take part in that teams
games. At meeting at The
courthouse Saturday night three
ranagers were protesting over
the use of ineligible players and
other causes.
w. Phillips. East Flat Rock
manager. after seeing his charges
take a , to whipping at the
hands of Fruitland, protested the
game due to the fact that FRUIT
land had a player who was IN
eligibie. Houston. the ineligible
player, pitched the game for
fTuitland and did nice job if it |
but gained only moral victory
as the two teams must play The
game over. The teams were
scheduled to play q double reader
and will perhaps play 1t ut the
BaifOm park in September after
the schedule has been played out.
Jackson did the twirling for East
Flat Rock in the useless struggle
FLETCHER AT MILLS RIVER
Fletcher's hard driving athletes
took q double header from Mills
River by the scores of 6 to | and
7 to 5 respectively. But it was
also found that the champs had
used two ineligible men. But c.
D. White. manager of the River
ians, ALTHOUGH bitterly against
players jumping from team to
team. was sport enough To let
Fletcher have the games without
arguing over it. Mir. White can
take licking and still smile.
G. Corpening pitched the first
game for Mills River. JuStus
pitched for Fletcher. F. Corpen-
ing was the Piverians' hurler in
the second game and Griffin was
Fletcher's slab artist.
BAIFOUR AT VALLEY HILL
Valley HilPs reva-lped team
under the management of En-
mando Horatius Casearindo. gave
the strengthened Balfour team
thorough and artistic 10 to 3 lick
ing at the Laurel Park diamond.
There was nothing ga ga or seri-
ously wrong about the players on
either team.
Balfour used two or three In
dustrial LEAGUE plyers and Valley
Hill had two CCC camp boys in
its lineup, whose names have
been on the Killers list for some
time. But the present manager
of the BalfOur team protested
and suuwked about everything
that happened in the contest and
Ermando Horatius CaScarindo has
g promised to play the darn thing
= over some time between now and
{ another ball game.
B. Drake pitched for the Hill
ers and did q fine lob of it, lie
spite the fact that the infield be-
hind him was little unsteady at
times. Besides his effective work
on the mound. Drake was the star
I performer at bat, He got two
singles and a triple out OF four
trips to the plate. E. Gibbs got
Sa home run and a single and did
asome sensational fielding for the
Killers. Pickett and Jackson
played beautiful ball in the in
field. Fetner and Stages got two
taggers for Balfour
GREEN RIVER AT SALUDA
Saluda beat Green River by
7 to 6 score in 10 innings at Sa-
luda. Carson pitched for the Is
landers while Saluda used three
etwirlers = Pace Egerton and
Heatherly. B. Vaughn got four
shits.. for Green River and Bradley
Sthree. One of Yaughn's blows
!, was a triple.