TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1918
Beaufort
Morehead
Red hot Beaufort took its third
and fourth consecutive victories
this weekend by tripping Havelock
twice in Tidewater League play, 5
l and 104, at Havelock and Beau
fort respectively.
Pitching Saturday's game for
Beaufort was 17-year-old Stanley
Johnson, who followed his two-hit
victory over Swansboro with a
three-hitter against the Havelock
nine. Butler was the receiver.
Baldwin, relieved by Romanak in
the seventh, hurled for Havelock,
and McCuen did the receiving.
Lester Sharpe- pitched Sunday's
"iotory, and Leroy Mcintosh called
the signals. Jack Gaskins started
for Havelock. but had to be reliev
ed by Odell Morton in the sixth.
McCuen and Romanak shared the
catching chores.
Havelock opened the scoring
Sunday by tallying a lone counter
in the second frame .An error, a
sacrifice, and a double by Ander
son accounted for the run.
Beaufort tied it up in the lower
half of the inning on a walk to
Fenner Boyd, an infield out, a wild
pitch, and a base hit by Tracv Hoo
per. Havelock went back into the lead
in the next inning will a run that
was scored without the aid of a
base hit. Joe Pyzgodzinski reached
first when the catcher touched his
bat as Joe was swinging. An in
field out and another error by the
catcher brought in the run.
The score was knotted up again
in the lower half. Ray Hasscll
reached first on an error, stole
second, took third on an infield
out. and came in when Tom Benton
singled.
Beaufort went into the lead to
stay, however, with three runs in
the fourth stanza. Verbanic
doubled and stole third, and after
Hooper walked he pilfered second.
Both came in on Mclnt-jsh's two
base hit, Leroy taking third on the
third baseman's error. Mcintosh
scored on Ben Hester's two bagger
a few seconds later.
Havelock came within one ru l
of Beaufort by scoring two in the
fifth to make it 5-4. Fred I.ockey
walked and reached paydirt when
Sonny Russell, Havclock's short
stop "find," homered into left field.
Sharpe allowed no further scor
ing by Havelock, however, and
Beaufort sewed un the win with
two in the fifth and sixth and o ie
more in the eighth.
In the fifth. Hooper and Mcin
tosh singled, Mcintosh taking sec
ond on the throw-in. An error by
the first baseman on Sharpc's
grounder allowed both runners to
tally.
Butler was hit by the pitch and
Benton was walked to start things
rolling in the Beaufort sixth. The
two runners stole the necessary
'number of bases to reach third and
; second, respectively, and Vcrba
nic's single brought them in.
Beaufort's final run was scored
in the eighth. Hasscll singled,
reached third via passed balls, and
came in on an infield out.
Saturday's Game R. II
Beaufort .... 010 012 1005
Havelock .... 000 100 000-1
Sunday's Game R.
Havelock .. 011 020 000 4
Beaufort 011 322 Olx 10
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Nelson's Victory
In Handicap Class
Tops MC Races
For the second consecutive week.
Charlie Nelson captured handicar
division honors in the Morehead
City sailing races held on Bogue
Sound Sunday. Nelson's sailing
"S-dty Water" in 41): 15. came in
five seconds ahead of Thurlow
Whealton in "Ace of Sapdcs" or 40
seconds, corrected time.
lftiddy Baily took the 16-foot
class in 1:04:45, topping his only
competitor, Bobby Mathews.
Protests are being lodged in the
other two races run Sunday. Book
er Cunningham led Sammy Pou by
three minutes in the comet divi
sion, but bo,th may be disqualified
because they reportedly followed
the wrong course. There will be a
decision forthcoming tomorrow
from the club's rules committee.
If the protest is upheld. Toddy
and Jane Parker will be placed in
the number one spot with Sandy
McClamrock, Phil Moore, and Ar
onld Bell trailing in that order.
Major C. L. Bright's "ictory in
the 18-foot class with "Alibi" is
also being protested for the same
reason as Cunningham's race. Hen
ry Ormond Wade will be declared
the winner if the protest in this
division is upheld.
Tidewater Results
Saturday, August 14
Morehead City 9, Newport 8
Beaufort 5, Havelock 1
Swsnsbnm 3, Jacksonville 1
Marshallbcrg 25, Harkcrs Island
Straits 2
Sunday, August 15
Morehead City 8, Newport 6
Beaufort 10, Havelock 4
Swansboro 8, Jacksonville 4
Marshallberg 19, Harkers Island
Straits 4
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TIDEWATER LEAGUE
W.
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21
19
14
13
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10
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9
12
17
17
19
20
22
Morehead City
Swansboro
Marshallbcrg
Beaufort
Newport
Jacksonville ...
Havelock
H.I.-Straits ...
COASTAL PLAIN LEAGUE
W.
Tarboro 75
Rocky Mount 68
Kinstnn 6fj
'Goldsboro 66
New Bern 57
Wilson 51
Roanoke Rapids 44
Greenville 44
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.
Boston 62
Brooklyn .... 57
St. Louis 58
Pittsburgh ... 53
New York 54
Philadelphia 52
Chicago 43
Ci.icinnati .... 46
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W.
Cleveland 67
Philadelphia 67
Boston 65
New York 61
Detroit 52
Washington 44
St. Louis 43
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Fourth;
9 - 8, 8-6
Morehead firmly entrenched it
self in first place in the Tidewater
League over the weekend by top
ping Newport twice, 9 8 and 8-6.
Clifton Sharpe started Saturday's
game for Morehead, but had to be
relieved by James Webb in the
fifth, Webb taking credit for the
win. Harry Salter did the catching.
Milton Meares started for New
port but got knocked out in the
sixth in favor of Melvin Aycock.
Cookie DiChiara handled the catch
ing chores.
Sharpe tried again in Sunday's
game but had just about the same
luck, and Joe Hill relieved him in i
the fifth when Newport rallied for
five runs. Salter caught in this
one also. j
Elbert Garner started for New- !
port Sunday but was relieved by )
Meares in the second. Meares was j
charged with the loss. DiChiara i
was the catcher. j
Newport started off with a bang
in Saturday's fray with two in the
first. June Ifjiskett slapped a
home run over the right field wall
with George Stillway, who had
walked, on base.
Morehead came back with three j
in the lower half of the same
frame. Francis (One Pitch) Stoy
TBe inside
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led off wilh a homer over the right
field wall on Meares' first offering.
Wayne Benton then walked, stole
second, and came in 0:1 Footsy Pal
mer's single. Piggie Smith, who
had a perfect 4 for-4 day, singled
Palmer to second, and a double
error by the centerfielder in re
trieving the hit enabled Palmer
to tally.
Newport went ahead, 4-3, with
two runs in the third. Meares
strolled, reached second 011 the
first baseman's miscue, took third
on an infield out. and came in on
Cookie DiC'hiara's base hit. II.is
kett, who had also walked and who
had pilfered second, likewise tal
lied on the hit.
.Morehead tied it un in III" lower
half. Jack Gardner singled and
stole second, taking third when the
catcher's throw went into the 011!
field. Gardner then came in on
Palmer's fly ball to center.
A three-rin uprising by Newport
in the fifth knocked out Sharpe
and hroimhl in Webb. Ernie Con
nor walked. Meares got a bunt
single, and Slillway strolled to load
the sacks with no out
Haskell hit into a force out at
the plate, but DiChiara 's hot
grounder, which was labeled
"double nlav," was muffed bv Stoy.
allowing two runs to score. An
infield hit bv Wallace Hill moved
ui) the miners, but when Smith
throw the hall wild in an attempt
to calch Hill, Haskell scored.
Morehead made the score 7 1!
wilh two in the same inning, l'en
Ion blasleil aloiu: liii'.b line drive
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mors single. Palmer took second
on the throw-in and scored when
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With two out in the sixth. Webb
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blasting a high home run over the
right field wall, scoring Stoy ahead
of him.
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Chiara walked, and slole third.
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Saturday's Game R. II. jc.
Newport .... 202 030 100 10 f5
M. City 301 023 OOx 9 12 C5
Sunday's Game R. HTE.
M. City 021 011 1028 17 4
Newport .... 000 050 1006 9 3
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