badin bulletin
Pag* Seven
AN EXCITING MOMENT IN THE SPENCER GAME—WAGNE^
hits to right—wake coming up. bat
IN hand
Averages—Three or More
^ Games, .250 or Better
Rees °
Vin ■ s 2
Hill ’ 466
Jitohie ^ 428
'\?le ^ 421
Wake ■‘^33
Sue ® 323
•learns t ° 320
Ser; 0 309
'■Orlf 266
^‘^atton ° 261
Beio^^ ■ 258
**'®yed in iu summary pf the jjames
" the Leaprue, May 23 to June 23.
^trodes ^
VructL 2 8 6
Batter 7 11 1
^otton^' Lee; Garrison
Sff'fes R II E
Sde, 3 4 4
, “stterj. 0 2 4
Ue. «"' Rees; S. Austin
I 7 11 3
, 2 j
f^'tchie and Cotton; Hill
O(?’'odes R H K
3 7 4
,j . 4 4 2
Vs. "• Au.stin and Lee; York
R II K
On 1 2 4
NoVs: . ; 0 1 2
^ ■ Austin and Lee; Ritchie
N
■■ R II K
^'tio„ 1 7 2
2 2 2
Hatteries: York and Rees; Ritchie
and Cotton.
R H E
Electrodes 5 4 5
Bijr Four 4 7 9
Batteries: S. Austin and Lee; Hill
and Napier.
R H E
Biff Four 15 3
Construction 8 7 1
Batteries: Sullivan, Norwood, and
Shoe; Shankle and Cotton.
R H E
Offices 6 9 3
Electrqdes 2 4 3
Batteries: York, Fox, and Rees; Liles
and Lee.
The Badin team played four games
during the month, losing three. Errors
figured largely in their defeats—espe
cially when York lost a two-hit game to
Albemarle. In the first, May 14, Salis
bury was defeated on their home grounds,
10 to 6. Hill, Stratton, and Wake led
in the batting.
R H E
Badin 10 5 3
Salisbury 6 3 1
Batteries; York, Cotton, and Rees;
Atwater and Eubanks.
On May 31, Badin lost a fourteen-
inning contest to Spencer, on our dia
mond. The winning run was made on
one hit and two errors. Smith and the
two Austins led in batting for Badin,
Peeler and Yoder for Spencer.
R H E
Badin 2 8 7
Spencer 3 10 5
Batteries: Efird and Rees; Keith and
Corneilson.
On June 7, Albemarle won a game on
our diamond. They only got two hits,
but piled up five runs on t«n error*.
R H E
1 2 10
Albemarle 5 2 3
Batteries: York and Rees; Efird and
Corrilluer.
June 21, Badin indulged in a batfest
at the expense of two Kannapolis twirl-
ers. York drove a homer over the right-
field fence, and Norwood made the long
est hit ever seen on the local diamond,
clearing the fence in left center. Badin
made six run.s in the fourth inning, and
five m the seventh.
R R H E
12 6
Kannapolis 4 6 g
Batteries: Ritchie, York, and Cotton;
Taylor, Phillips, and Williams.
Schedule of Games
July 9—Business Men vs. Office.
July 11—Aluminum Plant vs. Carbon
Plant.
July 16—Aluminum Plant vs. Office.
July 18—Business Men vs. Carbon
Plant.
July 19—Saturday—Two Leaders.
July 23—Aluminum Plant vs. Business
Men.
July 25—Carbon Plant vs. Office.
July 30—Aluminum Plant vs. Carbon
Plant
August 1—Business Men vs. Office.
August 2—Saturday—Two Leaders.
August 16—Aluminum Plant vs. Busi
ness Men.
August 8—Aluminum Plant vs. Office.
Badin Baseball Schedule
June 28—Kannapolis, at Kannapolis.
Jul>’ 4—Albemarle, at Badin.
July 5—Rockwell, at Badin.
July 12—Biltmore, at Asheville.
July 19—High Point, at High Point.