THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Wednesday, April 29, urn
.
ASHEVILLE'S DAY
GAMEYESTERDAY
With Ostenneyer on Mound,
The Mountaineers Put It
Over Raleigh 3 to 1.
Cltrano. 88 ...... 4
Riley, c 4
Orengass. p i
t 8 th fourth, fifth and sixth they pushed
1 0 one each across for these Innings, but
1 0 failed to connect at any other time
during the contest.
Totalg 29 1 6 27 16 0 Hicks got a home run and Emery
Score by innings: R j and WofTord secured three-baggers,
Asheville 110 000 0103 when all the Hornets secured hits ex.
Kaleigh 100 000,000 1 j cept Patterson and Ledbetter.
Summary: Two base hits. Coble. The tabulated score follows:
The tabulated score follows:
Oreenshoro AB K H Pel A E
COBLE MAKES BOW
IN OUTER OARDEN
Three base hlta, Oorbett. Sacrifice hits
Rumb, Nelld, Belanger. Brackman.
(2). Base on balls, off Ostemeyer. 3;
off 'Irengaiis. 7 Struck out by Oste
meyer, 4' by Orengass ". Hit by
Pitched ball. Rone, by Grengass) .
Stolen bases. Ostemeyer. Belanger.
Pouble plays. Brackman to Bnmti to j Doak, 3b. . . , . 3
Rohe; Ostemeyer to Bumb. T,eft on H. Stuart, c. . . . 4
bases. Asheville 10; Raleigh 7. First, Hreslin, rf 4
base on errors. Raleigh 2. Time 1:57. j Henry, lb 4
Umpire Hadeliff. Attendunce 700.
Rysert, If 4
Crane, as 4
Perritt, p. ... 5 1
McCarthy, cf. . . . R
Owens. 2b 3
Totals.
.36 5 11 24 13
Charlotte Kan Away With Greens
boro and the Bulls Hud the
Twins Going.
Gaines Today.
Asheville at Raleigh.
Durham at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Charlotte.
Spci ial to The Gazette-New
Ullelgh, April 2!. It was Ashe
vi lli'.s day here yesterday and the
Mountaineers made the most of it by
Winning ;i hard fought, fast game by
tile Bebre of i to 1. The .Mountaineers
were at their heat in Hitting and
fielding find while they made two er
rors In none fur Kaleigh, the game
was played in extraordinary style
throughout. Ostemeyer being the horn
of the day with his wonderful en
trol ami masterful handling of the
close places. The Capitals secured six
hits off him, bul he kepi them so well
tattered that at no time did the lo
cals have u chance to make a win-mng-
Asheville opi ned the game by mak
ing two tuns in the first two innings
ntnl then did not put another one
ftcrosn until the eighth. It was in the
fust thai Italeigh made her one sCoro.
At times it was a three up. three
down gann- and until Fr o, hatting for
Coble In the eighth, singled, bring
ing home Wares, who had gone to
first bit a safe hit and In second on
Salter's nut That ended the score
making fur nritVr side had another
chance throughout the remainder of
the two innings.
" Rd" Itohe performed behind Ihe
bat yesterday for the first time since
th season opened and his work wa
all that COUjd tin asked. At all times
fcr gave encouragement to Ostemeyer
and kept a sharp lookout for men
stealing tas''s. only one man being
able to do this and get away with It.
Ashe lib' (iut In a new man yester
day. Coble. :i right fielder. Out of
three times at b&i he secured a two
hasp hit and otherwise played a pool
steady g&ine.
The tabulated score follows:
Asheville: Alt R H PO A V.
Brackman. ss . . . 2 6 (I 1 1 1
Rohe. e 3 n a I 1 o
Corbett. rf 5 1 'J 3 0 0
Bumb. lb 5 1 1 t 1 1
Cook. 2h 2 n 1 3 i 0
"Wares. ::h 1 l o 2 1 n
Riser. If ." I - o o
'cAle. rf 3 n i n o n
Ty. rf 1 n 1 1 0 '
' totemryer, p . . . 3 0 1 1 n o
Totals 33 3 8 27 7 I.
Raleigh- A B R If PO A E
O'K'refe. 2b 3 1 1 S 2 0
Mack, rf 2 n 1 o n n
Nelld. 3b 3 0 n 1 7 0
Pchumaki r. lb ... 4 0 I 9 i n
H. Kelly. If 4 0 1 1 1 0
Belanger. rf ..... J I 1 1 0 0
Charlotte AB R H PO A K
; Weiscr, If . S 3 1 4 0
. . 3 1 2 I s
Wofford. 3 b . .... "i 1 2 1 2
Williams, rf . . 6 0
Mollenkamp, lb. . 3 2
If Irks, c 4 1
I Durham 4: Winston -Sal. in 2.
i Special to The Gazette-News.
U i ... U.I. . , , t ... , I tl In , I
ii pimuu-omciii, iiii -. ... " i gmer.. 2b
game1 which was featured by Individ- ;
ual playing on both sides, the Bulls
defeated the Twins here yesterday af-
ternoon by the score of 4 to 2. It was
i pni.ic to "iiiv i. a i ui.ioi c.c.,, Pntlerson s 4
both teams did good work and the t f ",.." ' ' "
hitting of several of the men was ex- lar' 1 ' " ' " ' '
i-ellent. W. Kelley, for the Bulls, got , " ' " " f
a home run in the third, when he Abetter, p. . . i
knocked the ball over the left field
fence.
During ihe third. First Baseman
Schrader, for the locals, was put off
: the held by I mpire Miller, when he
. engaged in some heated words with
"his umps" about being called out at
second on a close play.
The (ablated score follows:
0 2
THEY NEVER FALL DOWN.1
MRS HIGHfALVJTIN JUST CALLED ME UP
AND ASKED WHAT I'D ADVISE HER TO
GET Mfc.H. FOR A BIRTHDAY PRESENT.
"GIVE HIM A BOX OF PIEDMONTS'.' I REPLIED
"HE'LL LIKE THEM BETTER THAN AN AIRSHIP"
i
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Durham
Butts, ef . .
V. Kelly, ss
I loyie, 2h
Goiirh. If .
Angler, rf
Morpeth, lb
Corham, 3b
Short, c . , .
McManua.
AB If II PO A K
P
Totals
32
10
Wlnston-Salem-Keefe.
ss . . . ,
Rollings, 3b .
Schrader, lb .
Hirsch. lb ...
Garvin, c
Huberts, rf . .
dnpp, i f
Gates, lb
I Stuart, If
Miller, i .. ..
xl.ee
AB n H PO A
B l i 2 n
2 3 3
1 I 0
1 S 0
1
Totals . .34 11 13
Score by innings:
Greensboro 200 111 000
Charlotte 110 060 OSx 1 1
Summary: Two base hits McCar
thy (2 1. Brestin. Weiser, Plympton
Three base hits Emery. Woffot d.
Home run Hicks. Sacrifice hits
Crane. Owens, Emery. Bases on balls
off Perritt, 5; off Plympton. i; off
n Ledbetter, 1. Struck out by Perritt.,
. 3; by Plympton. 2; by Ledbetter, 4.
a Wild pitch Perritt. Hit by pitched
nail Hartle. Owens, by Ledbetter.
Stolen bases Emery, Hartle. (2).
Weiser. Double plays Stuart to
Crane: Crane to Owens to Henry;
Owens to Henry. Passed ball Hicks,
Stuart. Left on bases Greensboro. S;
n Charlotte, 6. First base on errors
Greensboro, I, Hits off Plympton,
y 7 In 5 innings: off Ledbetter, 4 in 4
(i Innings. Time 2:05. Umpire Van
n 1 Buskirk. Attendance, 750.
1
0
II
n
o
i ,
0
0
n
S 27 16 3
Totals 33
vllntted for Miller in the ninth.
Score by Innings: R
Durham 021 000 0(0 4 1
Winston-Salem 002 000 000 2 '
Summary: Two base hits. Rollings.
Morpeth, Short Home runs. W. Kel-j
ley. Sacrifice hits. W. Kelley. Goocb. I
Garvin. Base on halls, off Miller. 1:
VI M .. ... ... B(..iab I,.- HI11,.-
4: by Mi Mantis 8. Hit by pitched ball, ?' if.i "
Butts (by Miller). Stolen bases. Rob- j H,',Kton ' '
erts. Hirsch, Double play. Roberts to '
Garvin. Left on bases. Durham 5;
Winston-Salem S, First base on
errors, Durham 2: Winston-Salem 2.
Time l:4i. Umpire Miller. Attend
ance 1.000.
STANDING OF ("M RS.
North Carolina League.
Went. Lost. Pet.
Charlotte 4 1 .S00
Ptirham 3 2 .804
Asheville 8 3 .4 00
Kaleigh 2 3 ,400
Greensboro 2 3 .410
Winston-Salem .... 2 3 .1'Ht
National 1, rater.
Won Lost Pet.
Pittsburgh 9
Brooklyn 5
Philadelphia . -. . . 5
Ctnrinnati 6
New York 4
.SIR
.714
.2r.
.R00
.500
.364
.333
222
American League.
Won Lost Pet.
Detroit ,- S 4
Chicago ." 7 S
1 Philadelphia R 4
I Washington 5 5
I New York 4 4
' St. l.ou1s 5
1 Boston 4 6
Charlotte 1 1 ; Greensboro 5.
Special t" The Gazette-News.
charlotte. April 29. It was n hit.
ting game here yesterdav afternoon Cleveland 3
between the Hornets and the Patriot! I
and the locals landed It when In the
fifth they succeeded in getting acroaa
six scores nfT five hits. The final seor ! New Orleans 11
was 11 tn 5 and Charlotte could hav e . Chattanooga 9
easily made more if the Hornets had ; Atlanta S
worked only a little harder during the. Mobile 7
last Inning. Nashville 7
Greensboro started out well and got Montgomery R
two smres In the first inning, then In ! Birmingham 5
.667
.RS3
.556
.500
.500
.4 50
.44 I
.273
a
Southern League.
Won Lost Pet.
2 .846
4 .692
R .615
6 .538
7 .500
10 .333
10 .333
Memphis
11
214
I-'eileral
League.
Won
St. Iouis . .
Baltimore .
Buffalo . .
Brooklyn. .
Chicago . .
Indianapolis
Kansas City,
Pittsburgh .
Lost Pet.
2 .800
WEST ASHEVILLE
WAS VICTORIOUS
.625
.son
.500
.455
.455
.364
.286
Tn West Asheville yesterday after
nonn a team from Aaheland avenue
was defeated by the West Asheville
team by the score of 7 to 0 . The work
of the pitcher for both teams was
good and Bryson for West Asheville
for the losers allowed six hits. Be
side twirling well, Bryson secured a
three bagger.. In the second Inning,
that materially helped his team. The
Asheland avenue team made nine er
rors during the game, which were re
sponsible for the loss of the game.
The score follows. R. H. E.
West Ashe. ...030 002 002 7 6 3
Asheland .. ..000 000 000 0 4 9
Batteries: Bryson and Bethel; Hold-
only allowed four hits, while Holder er and Rickert and Darby.
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