The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-21
[lIS RIVER,
h Third WIN,
|ElTS SALUDA
ky League Leaders
,oled by Riverians on
their Lucky Day
= IL CASE

I BIZ trounclng them ~ 70
, in Mills Rivers big field.
'.sory was the third straight
) Riverians and elevated
|, the top rung of the loop.
.ame itself was much more
3, than the score indicates.
asst half of the eighth In
e. Mountain Toppers were
5 To- 4, but an error by
=. Saluda short stop, with
1, he bases proved the I'M
Iii his team and the River
I.,,p up to cineh the contest.
u teams clouted the ball
= hard. keeping the outfield-
!, mo hop. d. Heatherly
sensational catch in CEN
"a for the Mountain Top
n;tched for Saluda and
4. a the twirling for Mills
I'm AND AT BALFoUR
/. = thinning thriller Fruit
/, !,i,a.ed Balfour 10 to s at
Coing into the ninth in
S,liour had the game won
y, an outfielder dropped
I'M with Fruitland runners
s,,ss and before he could
: TWO runs had crossed
j,,,sr and the score was
= 10 10th Fruitland scor-
- wore on an error to win
.. =. II. Pittillo nit a home
, .ripje and a single for
s,,i while LYDIA drove out a
s,-,sr and two singles and
r. ~s,sed three singles for
-, .sam. Kirby caught a
=, ans for Balfour while 7.
=. ar; and in the Outfield; |
H. md Huston pitched for
~ Tor Balfour, Stewart
i sN0,hers worked on the
Eogrt Williams hit a home
|ur and ,1E. for Balfour.
FLETcHnN VALLEY HILL
Woe i, n But it has to be
ID. The W. downtrodden.
snless Hinr ,Ook it on the
In again. All ID theY take it!
Is sir.
there !snt ay Doubt about it.
\ Old Man Aiysrity has the
rsrs sewn up in 4 burlap bag
i headed for the jumping
plsce with them like the devil
b . wearing.
HerAer wallODed them Satur-
i afternoon on their own dia-
O.i q 70 2. and what is worse.
BsdTl held them to a lone
tv .hs nine innings of mis-
!. 4. should have had a no
are The lone Hitler safety
Esak little Texas Lacquer
y wari base in the eighth.
Z Ss:1n a relief pitcher.
n %. the hit. But during
rS Of ne game the rest of
EisS walked up to the
p, 'oOk three nice, sweet lit
Tr.sSs swings at the ball,
N Sxi TO their bench, sat
E y wondered "why didn't.
NJ "a tell me this would
ns1 happen to me-" Thew
- terribly terrible in the
"a, when Manager Bud
nTa caught a fly ball in
Efst along in the seventh
b was Immediately &C
he hero Of the losing
~ vas called upon to come
o 1tch so that the Specta-
?glf get a closer look at
S1, Bud modestlv refused
ni'r for his safer position
NE n the open spaces.
H'Lers' two runs came
a bit. Gibbs got on thru /
so', '. Drake was walked. |
rent 70 third on a wild I
70 second and V. Drake
% a, second. Tom Smith
nea hunted for Fitzpatrick.
Miners scored while Smith :
sns retired.
Urn struck out l5 and aid /
oFn cause by hitting a l
and single. Wilkie hit
for the Champs. Il
'olo HOratius Cascarindo I
ne game for the Killers {
yanked n the second !
1F hitS and two errors s
s~leed three runs. Hamil- /
vent to the mound and ]
r.s'ed for ~ runs in the I
~ innings. Station relieved t
- and pitched some fair /
" Drake finished the
!. : The Killers.
Wee. The Killers are
a 1888 ball team. In
Y 6cK Al EAST !
~ told me that some 7
II y, ann that one of his j
/, 20 y him that a neighbor !
IIat a pasSerby told him {
b, 1eard somewhere that '
!, ESoes beat Green River
l. last Flat Rock. Along I
! y, 'G,nor, there was a re-
- Jones, a Green River !
k - MT in the head and s
1 10y hurt by a pitched
~ "a. a sorry to hear this 8
III % " BOY is not seriously 8
3D., nOt I'm telling all of i
M that # YOU expect !
b.. canes to be written up
| an 70 % turn in a report of I
ca at Sherman's Sporting s
faSa. If the results Of /
-, aren't worth writing I
aren't worth play '
ans,' ang in a report of
H., Or Quit playing.
A nv :. YOU half way, but I
nm nne in a way that is 8
f&aD 'leaSlng than running !