Elizabeth City Hands Hertford Second Shutout
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SAFFELI.E HURLS I
' THREE HIT GAME
Tram Mate* llummcr Bry
out Mightily, (?rime9 Get
t i Homer; Smith and
Blfixotn 2 Doubles ICach
Skipper Hob SalTelle denion
Btratid clearly and to the satisfac
tion of everybody concerned that
he was not only thoroughly at
home on tirst base, but that he
could pitch, as well, by holding
, H' tUord to three widely separated
' hit; ioi a <i to 0 victory, in a
I that was marked by exceed
I Inulv free hitting by his t??ani
| mat.
i l <<r Instance, Gritue* accounted
? fir ,t houicr over the favored right
I field fence. Smith and Blexoiu
Kathercd in u couple oi two-ban
:ern ai*'ece. Catcher "Shorty"
Minora outdid himsolf to the tuue
f three tdngles, and SalTelle, a
, ittle forgetful at times at bat
t .h^ lie was pitching, and wasn t
lidSly cxpected to hit. annexed
safeties l'or himself.
'*V?aiIello was not imperilled ex*
cept in the sixth innlnu. With
Thompson out on a Texas banner
to Crimea, Lindley walked and]
pitcher Bryant rapped out a dou- ;
ble, putting Lindley on third
ahead of him. At that time, KHz
1 abeth City only had two runs, and ;
It looked much a< though Hert
ford misfit ti?- tin* count ? if not
worn*1. Fogli-iuaii. however, was
out, Hluxom to Crimes, ami Sal- ;
felle pulled lilmaelf cleanly out of
the hole b> fanning Underwood.
Elizabeth City plays in Kdenton
..today, while Hertford closes the
week In Cole rain.
In yesterday's game, there were
two hits of clever fielding well i
worthy of mention . One was In
the ninth inninp, when Clifford
raced over to the left field bleach
ers to gather in a pop foul by I'n
derwood. The other was the all
around work of Grimes, that nifty
second baseman handling ten
chances without an error.
Box score;
Hertford. All. It. II. It). A. H ,
Foglcinan, rf _3 0 0 0 0 1
Underwood. lb 4 0 0 8 0 oj
Andrews, If ? 4 0 1 2 0 0 ?
Johnson, c 4 0 0 4 0 o
Williams. 2b ?3 0 1 3 0 u
Easnn, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0
Thompson, 3b...3 0 0 0 0 0
Llndh ) , sk 2 0 0 2 2 0
Bryant, p 3 0 1 0 I 0 j
?O'QuInn 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 29 0 3 24 l> 0;
?Batted for Fogleman in ninth.
Defends Honors
** wr.A s? jmr HJ
Harold Osborne of the Illinois A.
C.. Olympic high Jump and decath- '
Ion champion, as he appeared to
defend hla honors at the Ama
teur Athletic Union games ut the
Philadelphia Sesquicentennlal ex
position. Notice tho "tools of hi*
trade." a shot, vaulting pole, jive- :
lilt and discus.
Kllx. t'lty. ,%n. R. H. PO. A. K. i
Davis, ss 5 0 1 0 2 0
Ktbler, 3b 5 01020!
Koblns. |f 3 0 0 2 0 0
Smith, cf 4 1 2 2 0 0
Parson, rf 3 0 1 2 0 0.
Illoxom. lb 4 1 2 IS 1 01
Cllpord. e 4 2 3 2 0 0 {
Crimea, 2b 4 1 1 4 fi 0
Sa ffellc, p 4 1 3 0 5 u
Totals ? 3<S 6 14 27 16 0:
Score by innings* :
Hertford 000 000 000?0 I
Elizabeth City 010 103 01* ? 6>
Summitry: Two-hast* hits ?
flryant. Smith 2. Rioxom 2. Home '
run ? <1 rimes. Stolen base ? Cllf
ford. Double play ? Davis to
Grimes to SafTelle. Left on bases
Hertford, 4; Elizabeth City, 7.
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Score* Saturdiiy
Edcnton. R; Coleraln, 3.
Elizabeth City. 6; Hertford. I). j
Tmm*. Won. Ixwi Pet. (
Elisabeth City ^ 4 1 .800
Hertford 2 3 .400
Edonton 2 3 .400 |
Coleraln 2 3 .400 I
HHwilulf Today _ i
Elizaoeth City at Edenton.
Hertford at Colerain.
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AMERICAN LKAUl'K
Heoren Yi'Menlny
Philadelphia, 3-5; St. Louitf,
2-4.
New York. 4; Detroit. 3.
Washington. 0; Cleveland. 8.
Teanxi. Wmi. l-wt Pet. !
Now York 5 4 31 .6:15 ,
Philadelphia 49 37 .570
Chicago .46 40 .535 ,
Cleveland 47 41 .534 |
Washington ? 42 39 .519,
Detroit 43 4 4 .49 4 i
St. Louis . 35 50 .412
Boston 25 59 .29* '
Hrbrdule Tinlay
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LKAUL'K
Score* Yfx?rnl?y
Pittsburgh, 9; Boston, 7.
St. Louts, 7; Brooklyn. 8. i
Teams. Won. Loot Pet. I
Cincinnati 60 37 .576 j
Pittsburgh 46 36 .556 1
St. Loula 46 40 .535
Chicago 45 40 .529
Brooklyn 44 40 .524
Now York 43 41 .512
Philadelphia - 32 50 .390
Boston 32 53 .376
Schedule Tmlsj
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Struck out ? by Bryant. 2; by Saf
falle, 1. liases on balls ? off Bry
ant, 1; off Saffelle, 2. Umpires ? -
Burden and Caddy. Time ? 1:26.
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EDENTON TAKES
COLERAIN GAME
Cnlerain. July 17. Kdenton
yesterday afternoon took the mea
sure of Colerain, b to 3, by supe
rior pitching and hitting, llrown
and Hoggard at the Mart gave
promise of hooking up over a
long route in a mound duel, but
Hoggard crumpled early in the
game, while Brown retained most
of his effectiveness.
The game was featured l>y the
home run of Mitchell, for Col?*
rain. The Kdcnton club showe d
much better form in the held to
help Drown in the piuclies.
llox score:
Cotoraln. Alt. It. It. It!. A. K,
Nettles, cf ?..! 0 0 10 0
Delk. C 4 0 1 t(>0
Dlackstock. cCi 1 12 0 1
Mitchell, cf 2 112 0 0
Daker, lb .......2 1 1 2 0 o
Moore, lib _.3 0 0 2 II 1
Forehand. 2b 4 0 0 2 5 0
Miller, ss 4 0 113 0
Hoggard, p ...._4 1115 0
White, rl ...... .3 0 1 I 0 0
Totals 32 3 (i 27 16 2
Kdeaiton. All. I(. H. ?M>. ,\. E.
Barnes, ss ?5 2 2 3 3 1
Thomas, lb ......4 2 2 1 0 0
W. Rlcli'n. 2b. .5 0 2 4 0 0
Poole, cf ...-_...4 U 0 3 0 0
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J Scott. 2b 5
l-' itmun. If 5
I A. Itlchtn, i f l
Sutt? nfb id. c I
Iiruwn. p 4
2 2 2 0 O
0 o :: i i>
12 110
1 2 7 0 0
0 I 0 li o
Totals _ ,4ii s i:; 21 & 1
Scon- by iiiiiint:*:
C'lh'rain ohm 002 khi .3
Kdcnton tui 2 120 021 s
Summary: Two-I?ni*i> bit
W hit*. Harms. Thomas. Scott. A.
liicliatdHon. Tluvt-b a*< hit - MH
l, r- Hiuim* run -Mittlu-ll. Saoi-h
ll?'c llrown. S'ubli bases -Scott.
2; Nfttlftf. Itlackstock. XV. Klcb
aid-ou. Dtiubb- play -I'ortliHiui
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oil Hncuard 1. ?n ltrowr: 4. I'm
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