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THE -MORNING
j Wews- of
jShte and Mafion-
HORUG
KELLY'S HERD
Jack Frey
Lost
Game
the
"BIG" GOOCH TRIPLED
In Seventh With the Bases
Full-
GAME WAS VERY INTERESTING
pulls Rallied in Seventh Inning and
' Took the Lead but Fell Behind in
Ninth When Frey Errored
Emory's Bunt.
Charlotte, X C, May 12. Jn a fast
fend' furious game the locals handed
; Durham her second defeat of the
present series today, 5 to 4. Char
' lotto did not use her last half of the
' ninth, but for a few seconds things
hung as if by a hair and the dinkiest
. kind of a single would have given the
(visitors a one run lead in the first
half of the ninth. But this hit was
- Jbeyond the power of W. Kelly to con
. nect lor tne iDesr ne could do was a
pop tip to Mollenkamp at first, -which
retired the side, leaving a man on
third and second to walk in unmolest
- ted, and again placing the Hornets in
Undisputed possession of the top pos
Jtlon of the percentage column.
The game belong to the Bulls 'but
the followers of Jim Kelly refused to
lldva it lftio.1r,tA nroa in Vi lnnfl
with a 3 to 1 score until the seventh
Inning when things assumed a differ
ent aspect and the Kelyites forged
to the front. (Drahan, who had been
going good until this inning lost his
thoofinir o n rl tf a m o noQr Incintr tha
game. Morpeth opened the inning
and died on an infield hit ball, played
from third to first. Gorham followed
with a two base hit to left and Angier
connected safely for a shprt single to
the same field, advancing the runner
to third. IShort was given a base
on balls filling the sacks. Kelly or
dered Gooch to hit for McManus and
ha smashed the ball to center field
fence, unloading the bases and giving
his team a one run lead. Butts hit a
hot one to Patterson, who played the
ball to Hicks, retiring Gooch at the
plate and making the second out. W.
Kelly died on an infield play.
- Crestfallen, but determined, the
Hornets went after the new pitcher,
Frey, in their half of the same inning Wofford
but failed to get but one hit which; safe when
resulted in nothing substantial. The
Bulls failed to score in the first half
of the eighth and in the last half of
the eighth Frey lost the game. The de
ciding runs came in this manner Wof
ford singled. Weiser was passed to
first on iballs and Emory laid down a
bunt that was fielded by Jack Frey
but he attempted to hit the moon w'th
the ball and the two runners on,
romped across the pan with the runs
that decided the ' contest. Emory
wasted too much and was thrown out
at third when he attempted to make
that station.
Murphy was sent to the mound to
Jtitch the first half of the ninth, but
after retiring two batters with ease he
found his work to strenuous. Jack
Frey singled and Butts doubled,
causing a shaking feeling to pas sup
and down the supporters of the locals.
Murphy was promptly yanked from
the box and Thralkill handed W.
Kelly with grace and ease, causing
him to fly out to Mollenkamp.
The features of the game was the
batting of the Hornet crew and the
onderful seventh inning rally of the
Visitors that almost resulted in a vic
tory for them. Gorham, of the visi
tors, was the only man to hit safely
twice whit the hit of Gooch in the
seventh will go down in the annals of
baseball history.
Belowed Is the detailed report of
the game as taken in the rear of the
(Durham Cigar store, showing each
ylay as it was actually made.
I . FIRST INNING.
Durham Butts strikes out. V.
SteUy grounds out short stop to first.
Doyle goes out Edwards to Mollen
kamp. Charlotte Weiser grounds out
short stop to first Emory strikes out
William flies out to Buta.
SECOND INNING.
" Durham J. Kelly flies out to right
Morpeth gets a base on balls. Gor
ham singles to right, Morpeth going
to third, but Gorham is out when he
attempts to go to second, Morpeth
Oo ring on the play. Angier flies out
to center.
Charlotte Mollenkamp files out to
lngir against the center field fence.
Hartle doubles to right Hicks doub
les to left, scoring Hartle. Edwards
goes out short stop to first, Hicks
taking third on the play. Patterson
doubles to left, scoring Hicks, lira
han strikes out, retiring the side.
THIRD INNING.
Durham Short, flies out to center,
McManus (lies out to Mollenkamp,
Hulls triplps to right. W. Kelly flies
out to center.
Charlotte Weiser . grounds out
third to first. Emory singles to cen
ter. Williams up,- Emory out trying
to steal second. Williams flies out to
center.
FOURTH INNING.
Durham Doyle flies out lo Wil
liams. J. Kelly singles lo right. Mor
peth ground out second to first, .1.
Kelly taking second on the play. Gor
ham goes out third to first."
Charlotte Mollenkamp flies out to
W. Kelly, ijtartle grounds out. second
o first. Hicks is given a base on
balls. Edwards triples to center,
scoring Hicks. Patterson goes out,
second to first.
FIFTH INNING.
Durham Angier hits to short stop
and is safe when Edwards boots the
ball. Short up, Angier steals second.
Short flies out to left with no advance
for the runner. McManus flies out to
right, Angier remaining on second.
Butts goes, out second to first.
Charlotte Drahan goes out second
to first. Weiser grounds out, W. Kel
ly to Morpeth. Emory goes out third
to first.
SIXTH INNING.
Durham jW. Kelly is given a base
on balls. Doyle hits to Edwards, who
plays it to second, forcing W. Kelly,
Doyle safe on fielder's choice. J. Kel
ly flies out to Williams, who plays
the ball to Mollenkamp, doubling
Doyle.
Charlotte Williams flies out to
Butts. Mollenkamp grounds out,
short stop to first. Hartle flies out
to center.
SEVENTH INNING.
Durham Morpeth goes out third to
first. Gorham doubles to left. Angier
singles to left, Gorham held at third.
Short up, Angier steals second. Short
is given, a base on balls, filling the
sacks. Gooch bats . for McManus
Gooch hjts to center field fence for
three bases, scoring Gorham, Angier
and Short. Butts hits to third and
Gooch is retired at home, Butts being
safe on fielder's choice. W. Kelly
goes out short stop to first.
Charlotte Frey is now pitching.
Meadows was wanted, but because he
had ibeen benched from base line
earlier jn the game his honor, "the
umps" refused to allow him to go in.
Hicks grounds out, Doyle to Morpeth..
Edwards singles to left. Patterson hits
to Doyle, who retired Edwards at
second and plays the ball to Morpeth
executing a double, retiring the runner.
EIGHTH INNING.
Durham Doyle goes out, short
stop to first. J. Kelly flies out to sec
ond. Morpeth Is given a base on
balls. Gorham grounds out, second to.
first.
Charlotte Wofford bats for Drahan.
hits toward second and is
Doyle boots the ball.
off Drohan, 4. Struck out iby Mc
Manus, 2; by Drohan, 1. Stolen bases,
Angler, 2. Double plays, Doyle to W
Kelly to Morpeth; Williams to Mol
lenkamp. J-eft on bases, Durham, 7;
Charlotte, 2. First base on errors
Charlotte, 1. Hits off MoManus, a in
C innings; off Frey, 2 in 2 innings; off! Gates, ,1b
Drohan, 7 in 8 innings; off Murphy, Keefe, ss
2 in 2-:i inning; off Thrail'kill, 0 in 1
ftintn. . Time 1:23. ,ITimpm Mr.
Franklin. Attendance, 850.
pire in the fifth mining
had kissed the ball for
and scored on a sacrifice fly. ' The de
cision, was close and the pitcher con
tended that Hickman was. out. Afte
a severe lecture by the umpire Morr
rissette resumed work.
The uimpire,' Mr. Van BuskirU, was
hit dn the jaw by a foul tip off Kelly's
bat in the sixth and it was at first
teared that he was injured. The force
of the ball was sufficient to krioc- him
down, tbut the game little umpire
rested three minutes and resumed
work, not behind the bat, but from
the umpire's station behind the
pitcher. , 1 ,
Box score and summary:
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Rollings, 2b
Schrader,.2b
Garvin, c . .
Roberts, i f .
Clapp, cf
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Cook's Mountaineers.
Greensboro, N. C May 12. The lo
cals defeated Asheville here today by
a score of C to 3 in n game absent of
anything spectacular or brilliant ex
cepting pQSSibly the three snappy
double Dlavs execute! by the locals
during the game's progress.
Smith began the game lor Ashe
ville and finished two innings of piay,
but with U'c down in the third frame
the locals fell on him Eerjy'iy and
hammered in three tallies before they
could be ietired. Watson finished
the game and held the locals to four
hits during his stay in V.vi box.
Bunched 'hits in the third inning
proved the downfall of Smith.
Miller began a good pace but was
roughly handled by the Cookmen m
the first half of the seventh. He was
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Totals . .
RALEIGH:
Belanger, cf
Mack, rf . .
I Shumaker,
Neikl, 3b . .
Kelly, If . . .
Perkins, c .
McCord . . .
Citrano, ss .
Morrisette, p
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Totals 27 5 H 27 13
Score by innings:
Winston . 010 010 000
Raleigh .... ... 003 110 OOx 5
Suntmary: Three -'base Wits, .Be
langer, Hickman. Home run, Shu-
maker. Sacrifice hits, Morrissette,
Gates. Sacrifice flies, Citrano, Schrad-
er. Base on ball, off Lee, 5; off Moi
rissette, 3. Struck out by Lee, 3
by Morrissette. 3. Wild pitches, .Lee,
2. Hit by pitched ball, Keefe, Stolen
bases, Mack, 2; Shumaker, Neild.
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Hugh Whitted. first up in he second
inning, hit the first ball pitched him
on a line drive over the right fielo
fence for a home run. Welsch, a new
man traveling with tii? Mountaineers
and holding down the third station
sihowed eood form today, getting .two
hits out of three trips to the plate
and accepting six chances -without an
error. The poor work of Weares at
third for the Tourists has figured to a
large extent in the many defeats they
have accepted without a murmur
The only mentionable feature was
the hitting of the locals, six of the
nine hits they secured being doubles.
Box score and summary
base on errors, Winston, 2. Time,
1:45. Umpire, Mr. Van Buskirk. At
tendance, 1,035.
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CAROtlNA LEAGUE.
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Charlotte 11 5
Durham 10 6
Raleigh ........ 9 S
Winston 9 8
Greensboro 7 11
Asheville 4 13
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ASHEVILLE
Rickard, cf . .
Rowe, c, rf . .
Coribett, es . .
Whitted, If . .
Bumb, lb . . .
Cook, 2b ... ,
Frey, rf, c . . ,
Welsch, 3b . .
Smith, p . . . .
Watson, p . . .
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Totals
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1 1 0
0 3 1
0 .2
1 1
1 11
2 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE
1 21 12 1
AB It II PO A L
Neidercorn runs for Wofford. Weiser
gets a base on balls. Emory bunts
toward third, Frey throws wild,
Neidercorn and Weiser score with
Emory out when he attempts to go to
third. William goes out short stop to
first Mollenkamp pops out to Mor
peth. NINTH INNING.
Durham Murphy now pitching for
Charlotte. Angier flies out to left.
Short goes out third to first. Frey sin
gles to right. Butts doubles to right,
Frey going to third. W. Kelly up,
Thralkill goes in to pitch. W. Kelly
fouls out to Mollenkamp.
Box score and summary follow:
DURHAM: AB R H PO A E
Butts, If 5 0 2 2 1 0
W. Kellv, ss . . . . 4 0 0 3 6 0
Royle, 2b 4 0 0 0 5 0
J. Kelly, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Mor rth, lb .... 2 1 0 13 0 0
Gorham, M) . . . . 4 1 2 1 2 0
Angier, cf 4 1 2 2 0 0
Short, c 3 1 0 2 1 0
McManus. p .... 2 0 0 0 0 0
Frey, p 1 0 1 ft 0 1
Gooch 1 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 34 4 9 24 15 1
Batted for McManus in seventh.
CHARLOTTE AB R H PO A E
Weiser, If 3 1 0 2 0 0
Emory.-2b ..... 3 0 i 3 3 0
Williams, rf . . . . 4 0 0 4 2 u
Mollenkamp, lb . . 4 0 0 13 0 0
Hartle, cf 3 1 1 2 0 l
Hicks, c 221200
Edwards, ss .... 3. 0 2 1 5 0
Patterson. 3b ... 3 0 1 0 5 0
Drohan, p 2 0 0 0 0 0
Murphy, p ..... o 0 0 0 0 0
Thrailkill, p .... 0 0 O 0 ft 0
Wofford .....10 1 A 0 0
Neidercorp .-..! 1 ft 0 0 0!
GREENSBORO
Dysert, If ..... 3 1 1 0
Crane, ss ..... 4 3 2 2
Perritt, rf 3 0 1 1
McCarthy, cf ..... 3 1 0 5
Owen, 2b ...... 4 1 2 4
Doak, 3b 3 0 0 0
Gold, lb 4 0 111
Stuart, C......4 0 2 4
Miller, p 2 0 0 0
Harney, p ..... 1 0 0 0
Ten' Inning Draw.
Pittsburg, May 12.- The Boston
Braves (battled the Pirates to a ten-
inning draw in the opening game of
the eastern invasion this afternoon.
Darkness put an end to the contest,
each side having scored one run.
The scofe: R. H. IS.
Boston 1 6 1
Pittsburg , .j 1 3 1
Batteries:' Rudolph and Whaling:
cooper and Gibson. Boston and Pitts
burg called at the end of the tenth
inning account of darkness.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
.31 C, 9 27 12
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Totals
Score 'by innings:
Asheville ....... 010 000 200-
Greensboro ...... 203 100 OOx 6
Summary: Two-base hits, Crane,
Perritt. Owen, Gold, Stuart, Dyserr.
Home run. Whitted. Sacrfice bif.3;
Perritit ttoak. .Sacrifice fly, Fryo
Four Times Up Four Hits.
Washington May 12. Callahan's'
White Sox -were beaten in the ninth
inning by the National's today, 3 to 2,
after Walter Johnson and Joe Benz
had hooked up in a pitchers' battle.
The hitting of milan featured the bat
tle, the Senator's speedy outfielder
getting four safe blows out of as many
trips to the pan.
The score: R. H. E.
Chicago 2 7 2
Washington 31 0 2
Batteries: Benz and Kuhn; John
son and Henry.
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Ras on ball, off Smith. 3: off Harney,
1. Struck out by Smith, 1; by Wat- Yankees Shut Out by Tigers.
son. 2: by Miller, 1; by Harney, 2. New York, May 12. The Yankees
Stolen bases, McCarthy. Double plays, .were shut out today by the Tigers,
Owen to Gold ; Gold, unassisted ; I who scored four runs.
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Crane to Owen to Gold. Left on bases,
(A.siheville 4; Greensboro, C. First
base on errors. Greensboro, 1. Hits
off Smith, 5 in 2 2-3 innings; off Wat
son. 4 in 5 1-3 innings: off Miller, 6
in 6 2-3 innings: off Harney, 1 in
,2 1-3 innings. Time, 1:35. Umpire,
Mr. Miller. Attendance, 400.
The score: R. H. E.
Detroit 4 10 0
New York 0 4 4
Batteries: Covaleeki and Stanage:
Schultz and Sweeney.
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Shumaker' 8 Smash Netted the Cap!
tals Three Runs.
Ralegh, N. C. May 12 William
Morrissette Ditched the Mackmen to
a second victory over Clancy s a win
here today, the final score being 5 to
2. The ex-Oriole pitcher was greatly
assisted in winning the game by the
home run drive of William Shumaker
in the third inning with two men ol
the bases. This would have won the
game but the locals added two addi
tional tallies for extra measure.
"General" Lee "went all the way for
the Twins, but showed ragged form.
In addition to walking five men he
Played in Winter Weather.
Boston, May 12. Despite a cold
wind that savored much of winter and
intermittant showers, George Foster
pitched a great game of ball here to
day and had very little trouble shut
ting out the St. Louis Browns.
The score: R. H. E.
St Louis 0 3 5
Boston 7 5 0
Batteries: - Taylor - and Agnew;
Foster and Thomas.
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Jackson's Batting Features.
Philadelphia, May 12. Cleveland
easily defeated the Athletics in their
first invasion of the east today, 12 to
4. Jackson's batting was a feature.
the slugger getting four hits out of
five times at bat
delivered two wild pitches and failed Cleveland .. .. .". 12 1G 1
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hits he yielded up came in bunches
and brought fine results. Opposed to
him was Morrissette and the proud
stepping little pitcher was never
serious danger. He allowed but five
hits, only one going for extra bases
and issued but three free passcj to
first
Features of the game wen the bit
ting of the locals, pitching of Mor
rissette. home run drive or Shu
maker and Shumaker's catch o? Roll
ings drive In the fifth with Hickman
on third and none out Mcmsseael
Mitchell
Bush and Schang.
Totals . . . . . .28 5 7 27 15 ft
Batted for Drohan in eiehth.
Ran for Wofford.
Score by innings: R.
Durham ...... 01 0 "00 300
Charlotte 020 100 02 5
Summary: Two-b&se hits. Butts,
Gorham, Hartle. Hicks, Patterson.
Three-base hits. Butts, Gooch Ed
wards. Sacrifice hit Emory. Base
on balls, off McManus, 1; off Frey, 1; wrangled and disputed with the urn-
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