The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-06
By lack Sords

hind splendid hurting By Mcleod.
took the lead In the last OF the sec-
ond when Young. left fielder. led
off with 8 circuit b1ow. Singles by
Pullman and Mountain. backed up
b. q double BY Gollofte. accounted
for the other tally.
The Hanceyille team tied the
count IL the ftrgt OF the third when
Wht2nhunt and Jones. tapped out
safetles and scored on knights
double
The ShlpbuilderS again came 10
the front in the last OF the fourth.
scoring another run. Hanceyilie
took the lead for the first time In
the fifth inning when they ham
mereo the ban around the lot for
five safe hits which accounted for
three tallies.
Mcleod uzhtened down for the
next two innings and In the seventh
the ShipbuilderS added another run
and tied the score In the eighth
In the last Of the ninth Hancs-
vile put across the winning run By
coupling a pair Of singles with an
error.
Score by innings r II e
Ingalls, m 100 10 5 10 3
Hanceyfile 002 oso Col 6 Is ;
Summary. Two-base hits. Knight.
johnson. Young. Fountain. Col
otte. Home runs. Young, Struck
cut by Lowry. 3: Mcleod. 2. Bases
CD balls off Mcleod 4: off Lowry, ;
The ine-ups ingalls, Breen.
Is Dem0urelle. %. Basenberg. c;
Young. Il. Pullman. CT: Fountain.
10: Golotte. RI. @ Lumpkin. Sd:
Mcleod. p Hancevilie-A Baxen-
berg. 50. Whisenhunt. ~: Jones.
IS. Knight c; Strinklin. RI, john
son. CT; Michel. ID; L White. II.
Lowry. ?.
Haneeville Repeats
In the first game Of the double
header Sunday afternoon. the In
gals team lost a heart breaker by
the score OF ) 70 2 jackson on the
mound for the ShipbuiIderx pitched
8 fine game. allowing but 10 scat
tered his over the route while get
ting eight strikeoutS. while Cason
Oh the hill for Hancev1lle allowed
but nine hills and had but five
strike0uis 70 his credit.
Knights four-basger IN the sass
Of the second gave HanceYille its
lead. but In the fourth, the Ship
builders kno<sed the count when
HasenneFg doubled and scored on
Fountains single.
II was a pitchers due from then
Oh out. In the last Of the seventh
hancevile took the Lead when
White reached first on 9 sacrifice
and scored on Caeon'k double
In the first Of the ninth the Ship
builders tied the score whcn Putt
nan poaeo : long drive into the
led tnRt WAS good for \ round trim
q the bags. However in the last OF I:
lie ninth HaneexfIie came hack /:
strong 70 put ~ another tally and /:
Score By innings r Il Z
40 leo Ooi : 6 /:
HanceviIle 0lo 90 OIL ; 10 0
Summary. Two bAse hiss. Cacon :
aAsenberg Home Runs. KNIGHT. :
suttman Bases on balls of jack :
On. l. Struck out b. caxon. s. :
> Jackson. g :
The line-us: IneaIa-Demour- :
lie. %. Colotte. 30; BasenberR. :
Xuung. 4. Pullman. Ct. Foun- :
ain ID Beach. r.: Green IS. and :
Jackson. D Haucezllle H Bzse- :
zrg. 50 Anderson. 20. jones. IS. :
C. CASon. e. johnson 4. :
Easeneerg. ID White. r. and :
{ Cason. p s
InEaEb Vim :
In he fina game O. the series :
he G1iphuilderx unleaxhed a uox- =
Tfui batting attack which carried :
lem far into the front and a. :
fNed Eefu 70 wnife-Ezsh he :
.sneeKilk team ~ 3 4 q Q count :
= 3 huxier n tie Ineafk =
ln2. RAz aluoeE l~uxlnc1ose Hnd the =
- aeam eoaid Do lite u4th rs :
1exHs& Red halls fruxn MrConb :
ID bdk fair % take rs pace Ia :
= Top ranks Ct TIE ingalls, :
IounnE1len =
The SnlnbaaideEs opened taeir a. =
ck E1kh successive his b De-
ouselle. Gollotf< and BaSenoefr =
alch nstted The firE tails. TneT :
lae1 three noee rms l. lie Sc
q Elh > hzTaze q hits
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