The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-11
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II seems as though Hubarth &
Schott and Mount Clemens
Rose Gardens just can't get the
best of one another. For the
second straight time the two
teams battled through seven in
nings and each time tie game
resulted.
A week ago Thursday II. G. S.
and the Rose Gardens wound up
in 10 deadlock and last
night in the final was TO 8.
The contest last evening was just
the opposite of the week before.
The Lumberjacks had the ad-
vantage in the first game, only
to see the Rose Growers catch
up. In last nights encounter
MCRG had a II lead at one
time, but Hubarth & Schott
made up the difference and each
club added an extra marker in
the final inning.
The Greenhouse ten wasted
little time getting started. A base
on balls to Jack MiZufuka, a
stolen base and passed ball and
a walk to George Miyake and
stolen base put men on second
and third with one out il the
first inning. 70 Minami fol-
lowed with a single to left to
score Mizufuka and Bill Nichols
brought Miyake in with a one
Dagger. An error on Bat Ike
gami's grounder permitted Mi
nami to tally and Nichols
crossed the plate as Ikegami was
being thrown out trying to steal
second base.
STAGE UPRISING
The Lumbermen staged an
uprising in the last of the sec
ond but only one run material
lied. With one out Pat Parker
singled and stole second. Don
Trombley singled to drive in
Parker and took second on a
thro VITO the plate. Jerry Cont
and Herb Martell walked to
fill the bases, but Elmer RachoW
forced Trombley at home and
Reggie Trombley was out, first
baseman unaSSisted.
The Rose Growers kept plug
ging along and added two more
scores to their total in the third
stanza on single by Miyake, a
walk TO Nichols ard a long
triple to right by Ikegami. An
other run was picked up in the
fifth as Minami doubled and
took an extra base on an error
in the outfield. He checked in
at home as Ikegami was being
retired at first base.
LOTS OF ACTION
With the score II against
them, the Lumberjacks started
things humming in their portion
of the sixth inning and the
Greenhouse lads didn't get the
fire out until six H. & S. men
had completed circuit of the
bases. Mary Duckert singled to
open the rally and Louie from
bley beat out an infield hit. Bill
Beardslee brought in both run
ners with a double to left and
after Pete Heller had gone out
on fly to left, Beardslee took
third on passed ball. Parker
hit to the box and was tossed
out, Beardslee remaining on
third. An error put D. Trombley
on second, BeardSlee scoring and
Conti's single moved Trombley
to third. Cont stole second and
Martelfs two-bagger down the
left field line added another
pair of runs to the II. g. S. total.
Rachow knotted the score as he
singled Martell home. r. from
bley ended the session with a
bounder back to the mound.
Mount Clemens Rose Gardens
again went to the front with a
run In the first of the seventh.
Miyake was given walk and
Minami beat out an infield hit.
Both men took a base on a
passed ball. Nichols famed, but
lkegami hit to short and on the
throw TO first retiring the run
ner, Miyake came in.
With one away in the last of
the seventh, Hubarth e. Schott
again came from behind as l..
Trombley hit TO third base and
when an error was made at
first, he was safe. Trombley
stole second and third and when
BeardSlee hunted perfectly
along the first base line, from
bley scored the tieing run