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Oceniono. / 5. Na podstawie oceny klientów
August
5,
1905.
SPOTTING
LIFE.
at
all
times.
Doherty's
work
at
third
base
was
a
feature.
Score:
ALBANY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.
E
w'BAKRE.
AB.R.B.
F.
A.K
Mullin,
If.....
400
2
02
Cargo,
ss...
300
1
30
Uoherry,
3b
4 0
2
5
30
Braun, lb...
30011
40
Connor,
2b..
300
4
3
C
Schrall.,
cf...
300
0
00
Barry,
rf.....
311
000
Dillon,
c......
200
2
30
Barnett,
p...
301
1
4 0
O'Hara,
If...
412400
Seigle,
c(.....
401
3
01
Smith,
rf.......
402
1
00
Brown,lb....
401
9
10
Donovan.ss
400
1
20
Hinch'n,
2b
4
0
1
4
20
Shaw.
3b....
321
0
40
Roach,
c.....
Ill
500
Marshall,2b
4004
Dunahue,
rf
4 0
2
1
Madison,
ss
4 0
2
5
M'And's.Sb
400
2
00
Lawlor,
If...
4-00
2
00
McKeon,
cf
1
0
1
500
1
1
0
0
2
0
Wagner,
p..
3
0 0 0
30
Total.....
28
1
427
20
2J
Total......
31
4
9
27
12
1
Albany.......................
00100000
0—1
Wilkesbarre...............
00100003
0—4
Two-base
hit—Shaw.
Sacrifice
hits—Braun,
Dillon.
Roach.
Left
on
bases—Albany
4,
Wilkesbarre
3...
Stolen
bases—O'Hara,
Shaw,
Roach.
Double
plays—Braun,
Cargo.
Braun;
Donovan.
Hinchman,
Brown.
First
on
balls—
Olt
Barnett
2.
Wagnor
1.
Struck
out—By
Barnett
1,
Waguer
3.
Umpire—Buckley.
Time
—1.30.
A.-.T.-G.
VS.
SYRACUSE
AT
SACANDAGA
PARK
JULY
15.—The
A.-.T.-G.
team
broke
their
losing
streak
by
winning
from
Syracuse
in
a
game
marked
by
free
hitting.
Fifield
faring
the
worst.
Score:
A.-J.-G.
AB.R
II.
P.
A.KjSYRACUSE.
AB.R
B.
P.
A.B
Weaver,
cf..
51310
1
Mylett.
ss...
400
0
50
Zinzer.
rf...
41140
o|Hatneld,3b
511
031
Frank,
ss...
40114
[[Murray,
2b
4
2
3 3
31
F.agan.
If.....
522
11
0
Oisbam.lb.
4
1
I
12
.0
1
;
KarJ.
lb........
4
1
210
0 0
Helmund.lf
4
12
1
0.0
Weaver,
cf..
301
1
00
inzer,
rf....
3
0 0
1
00
'rank.ss.....
300
3
30
^gan,
If........
400
1
10
larl,
lb.......
20215
00
liilds,
2b...
401
1
40
..n-i-^cwn,
^»
>
v
i
^
«
«
—lilley,
3b....
4 0
1
1
3 0
O'Reillv.
lb
3 0
0
320
hurley,
c...
40111
o!
Mc.Nam'a,c
211
5
10
lay,
p.......
300
0
40
Vowinkel,
p
100
0
21
Total.....
30
0
0
24
16
&
Total.....
27
1
6
27
82
.-J.-G.
....................
0
0000000
0—0
tica.........................
00100000
x—1
Stolen
bases—Kagan
2.
Two-base
hit—Don-
hue.
Sacrifice
iiits—Zinzer,
Frank
2,
Vowinkel.
^eft
on
bases—Utica
G,
A.-.T.-G.
8.
Struck
out
—By
Vowinkel
:!,
Clay
1.
First
on
balls—Off
"owinkel
5,
Clay
4.
Wild
pitch—Clay.
Hit
y
pitcher—By
Vowinkel
1.
Umpire—Campau.
'line—1.;JT).
TROY
VS.
SCRAXTON
AT
TROY
JULY
10.
—Domielly
kept
the
hits
scattered.
Woods'
ecisions
were
subject
to
criticism,
the visitors
uffering.
Score:
CRANTON.AB.U.
U.
P.
A.
Ef
rKOY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.K
loogan,
rf..
4
1210
OlDegrofiF,
cf..
4
1
3
4
10
iarry,
cf...,
500
2
01
Peartree,
2b
3102
42
ietts.
If.....
41130
0
James,
ss....
3
1
1
5
0
C
Donovan.
If
4
0
0
2
2
0
Ha
ter,
if....
3
0
1
Childs,
2b...,
511
5
20
Hiliey,
3b...
502
131
Hurley,
c....
402
420
M'Partl'd.p
310030
Magie,
rf.....
301.300
0
0
1.0,
Fifield,
p.....
3
1
0 0
1
1
Lovely,
cf...
400
1
Schrant,
c
.. 3
0
0 4
Total.....
39
7
14
27.15
3
Total.....
34
6 8
24
13
4
A.-].-G.................>...
01004011
x—7
Syracuse..................;
0
020
0
202
0—6
Two-base
hits—Earl,
Eagan,
Crisham,
Mur
ray.
Three-base
hit—Murray.
Sacrifice
hits—
Zinzer,
Frank,
Mylett.
Filield.
Double
play-i-
Mylett.
Murray.
Crisham.
Left
on
bases—
A.-J.-G.
11,
Syracuse
5.
First
on
balls-
Off
McPartlin
2,
Fifield
3.
Struck
out—By
McPartlin
4,
Filield
3.
Wild pitch—McPartlin.
Umpires—Clay
and
Carter.
Time—1.40.
TROY
VS.
SCRANTON
AT
TROY
JULY
15.—(P.
5U.
AND
P.
M.)—Timely
hitting
won
the
first
game
for
Troy.
Score:
AB.R.B.
P.
A.K
SCRANTON.
AB.R.
B.
P.
A.
H
0
0
0
0
DegrofT,
cf..
411
3
10
Peartree,
2b
4
2
1
231
fames,
ss...
522
2
31
Donovan,
If
5 2
3
500
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0 0
Total.....
37
10
1327
9
4
Ralter.
rf...
4101
Mason,lb...
4137
Collopy,
3b.
3022
Weeden,
c..
4
0 0
5
Jarrott,
p....
4110
Coogatf,
rf..
401
I
Carry,
cf....
400
1
Belts'.
If......
411
2
00
Spooner,
lb
3
1
1
900
Gettig.
3b...
310311
Shortell.
2b..
4
013
21
Zeimer,
ss
..
4
C
1
2 6
)
Manners,
c.
3
0
0 3
10
Herr,
p......
3000
5
C
*\Vosmski..
100
0
0
C
Total.....
33
3 5
24
15
3
Scranton..................
000000102 3
Troy.........................
1041
1210
x—10
*Batted
for
Herr
in
ninth.
Two-base
hit—Peartree.
Three-base
hit—
Degroff.
Home
runs—Donovan
2.
First
on
balls—Off
Jarrott
3,
Herr
4.
Struck
out—By
Jarrott
3,
Herr
1.
Stolen
base—Degroff.
Dou
ble
plays—Zeimer,
Shortell,
Spooner;
Herr,
Manners,
Gettig.
Wild
pitch—Jarrott.
Um
pire—Wood.
Time—1.40.
Three
of
Scranion's
runs
in
the
last
game
were
tallied
as
the
result
of
Betts
running
into
Mason,
injuring
the
latter
player.
Score:
All.R.B.
P.
A.E
SCRANTON.
AB.R.B.
P.
Coogan,
c...
2205
0
1
Carry,
cf...
322
4
00
Betts,
If......
410
4
0
C
Spooner,
lb
4
0 0
9
00
Cettig,
3b....
300
0
20
Shortell,
2b.
4
0
0
1
0
C
Zeimer,ss...
400
0
50
Manners,
rf
3
0
0
1
00
Cray,
p........
300
0
2
C
Total.....
30
5
2
24
9
1
Scranton....................
0
Degroff,
cf..
4
2
3 3
00
Peartree,
2b
3
1
0
1
30
James,
ss....
Ill
1
50
Donovan,
If
4
11200
Rafter,
rf...
400
2
00
Mason,
lb...
3111500
Collopy,
3b.
2
0 0
1
62
Weeden,
c..
3
0
1
2
00
Reilly,
p.....
400
0
10
Total.....
28
6 7
27 15
2
0203000
0—5
Troy.........
...............
40010010
x—6
Two-base
hit—Mason.
Three-base
hit—De
groff.
Home
runs---Garry.
Degroir.
'Sacrifice
hits—Collopy
2.
First
on
balls—Off
Gray
4,
Reilly
4.
Struck
out—By
Gray
5.
Reilly
2.
Hit
by
pitcher—Peartree.
Time—1.50.
Games
Played
Sunday,
July
16.
ALBANY
VS.
WILKESBARRE
AT
ALBANY
JULY
10.—Three
hits,
one
a
two-bagger
by
O'Hara
won
the
game
for
Wilkesbarre
in
the
tenth
inning.
O'Hara
saved
the
game
in
the
same
inning
by
running
to
the
fence
and
getting
Braun's
long
fly.
with
two
men
on
bases.
Both
Fox
and
Seigle
retired
from
the
box
after
the
third
inning.
Score:
AIBANY.
AB.K.B.
P.
A;
E
I
\v©
1!
AK
RE.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.B
'Mnllin,
If....
3
1130
1
!(>'Hara,
If...
5
12400
2
CJSeigle,
cf,p..
4121
10
0
1
JSinith.
rf.....
500
2
0 0
Cargo,
ss....
4112
Ku>sell,
cf..
5021
Doherty,
3b
4
0 0
4
3
OJ
Brown,
lb...
4
1
0
12
00
liraun.
lb...
5
0
0
10
2
o!
Donovan.ss
©5
1
2
1
61
Connor,
A.
511
6
20
Hinch'n,
2b
5 2
2
2
30
,
.
Schrall,
rf...
3
1 1
1
0
0
oliaw,
3b.....
2
0
2
2
Salesman,
c
4
1
1
3
5
0
Roach,
c......
2
0
0
6
,
Fox,
p.
......
200
0
10
Wagner,
cf.
2
0
0
2
00
Fiater,
p....-
200
0
20
Pounds,
p...
200
0
20
Total......
37
5 7
30
17
2
Total.....
366
12
30
13
2
Albany.....................
00230000
0—5
Wilkesbarre..............
03100100
1—6
Two-base
hits
—
Connor,
Seigle,
Hinchman
O'Hara.
Sacrifice
hits
—
Brown.
Roach
2.
Let'
on
bases
—
Albany
7.
Wilkesbarre
0.
Double
pl
av
—
Hinchman,
Brown.
First
on
balls
—
Off
Fla'ter
•'!,
Seigle
4.
Struck
out—
By
Flater
1
Fox
2
Seigle
2,
Pounds
4.
Hit
by
pitcher
—
By
Pounds
1.
Hits—
Off
Flater
5.
Fox
2,
.Seigle
6
Pounds
2.
Innings
pitched
—
Fox
3,
Flatei
f\
Seigle
3,
Pounds
7.
Umpire
—
Buckley.
Time
•-—1
45
SYRACUSE
VS.
BINGHAMTON
AT
SYR
ACUSE
JULY
10.
—
Syracuse
won
a
fine
ten
Inning
game,
Myletfs
hit
bringing
in
the
win
ring
run
after
two
men
were
out.
Score:
BINOHA'N.
AII.K.B.
p.
A.HJSYKACUSE.
AB.K.
B.
p.
A.
E
Glavin,
If...
500
3
00
Mylett,
ss...
503
0
40
Reidy,
ss...
501
280
Hatfield,
3b
3
0
1
1
0
C
Hauivan.
rf
3
0
0 4 0
Ol
Murray.
2b.
3
0
0
1
3
Messerly,
lb
40012
0
OJCrisham,
lb
4
0
1
16
0
C
Shoch,
2b....
40222
olHelmu'd,
If
4 0
1
500
Miller,
cf
...
3
0 0
1
00
Magie,
rf.....
401
0
00
Welch.
3b....
400
1
0
C
Trainer,
cf.
4 0 0
2
01
McCabe,
c..
4
0
0 4
10
Schrant,
c...
41053
Kamsey,
p..
4 0 0
0
4
(
Mains,
p......
4
01031
Total...!.
36
0
3*29
15
0
Tol-
1
--
35
1
8
30
13
:
Binghamton
...............
0000o*00
0
I
£•
racuse.......
..............
000000001
—
"Two
out
when
winning
run
was
scored.
Two-base
hits
—
Magie.
Shoch.
Sacrifice
hit
_
Hattield.
Miller.
Stolen
bases
—
Magie,
Ilan
nivan.
Hit
by
pitcher
—
Schrant,
Glavin.
Don
j,!
pi
ay
—
Hanivan,
Ramsey,
Messerly.
First
o
tails
—
Off
Mains
1
Ramsey
1.
Struck
out
—
By
Mains
4,
Ramsey
2.
Umpire
—
Conahan
"uTICA^VS.
A.-J.-G.
AT
UTICA
JULY
10.
A
fait
by
McNajnara,
a
sacrifice
hit.
wild
pitcli
nd
a
two-bagger
by
Donahue
won
the
game
or
Utica.
Score:
AB.K.B.
P.
A.ElUTICA.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.
U
pooner.lb.
401
7
ettig,
3b...
3102
hortell,
2b.
4
1
2
1
1
0
Mason,
lb..
4
1
2
s....
4 0
0
3
1
1'Collopy,
3b.
3
0 0
2
lanneis,
c.
4
0
0
5
1
C
Weeden,
c..
3
1
0
3
Iannifan,p
401
020
Donnelly,
p
4
1
2
3
1
0 0
1
0
0 0
1
0
1
0
00
Total......
36
4
7
24
7
2
Total.....
31 6
9
27
U
3
cranton......................
00100210
0—4
'roy...........................
20030001
x—6
Two-base
hits—Donnelly.
Coogan.
First
on
tails—
Off
Donnelly
2,
Hannitan
1.
Stolen
iases—Degroff,
Spooner.
Double
play—Pear-
ree.
Mason.
Sacrifice
bit—Collopy.
Struck
t—By
Donnelly
1.
Left
on
bases—Troy
7,
.i-runton.
0.
Passed
ball—Manners.
Umpire—
Voods.
Games
Played
Monday,
July
17.
TROY
VS.
WILKESBARRE
AT
TROY
ULY
17.—Troy
could
do
nothing
with
Hershey.
But
four
balls
were
knocked
into
the
outfield
>y
the
locals.
Donovau,
at
short, accepted
lineteen chances
without
tlie
semblance
of
an
•rrOr.
Store:
/BAKKE.
AU.K.B.
P.
A.I?
TUOY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
j'Hara,
If..
311
1
00
Degroff.
cl"..
202
2
00
.eigle,
cf......
20200
olPeartiee,
2b
300
0
20
Smith,
if
...
4
0
0
0
00;
James,
ss....
400
2
20
5rown,
lb..
40016
10
Donovan.
If
4
0 0
1
00
Donovan.ss
400
5140
Rafter,
rf....
401
1
11
Hinch'n,
2b
3
!
2
4
31
Mason,
lb..
3
0 0
14
10
.haw,
3b.....
40201
OJCollopy,
3b
3
0
0
3
40
<oach,
c.....
30011
Oi
Weeden,
c
..
1
0
0
4
10
Hershey,
p..
3
0000
OJ
Reiliy.
p.....
300
0
20
Total'.....
30
2
7
27 20
11
Total.....
27 0
3
27
13
1
Vilkesbane...............
011000-00
0—2
.'toy
........................
0
0000000
0—0
Two-base
hits—Degroff.
Seigle,
O'Hara.
First
m
bulls—Off
Reilly
2.
Hershey
G.
Stolen
base
-Seigle.
Sacrifice
hit—Seigle.
Struck
out—
5y
It'eilly
1,
Hershey
1.
Double
plays—Rafter,
lason;
Hinchman.
Brown;
Hinchman.
Donovau,
ir
lit
TULY
17.—Albany's
errors
were'
costly
ran
ton
won
easily.
Rudinski
was
a
puzzle
the
locals.
Mock
struck
Umpire
Buckley
veral
blows
iu
the
face,
knocking
him
down,
uring
a
dispute
in
the
second
inning.
He
was
iter
suspended
indefinitely
by
President
\i
111-
•ster.
Manager
Ashenbeck
was
ordered
oil
;ro'unds
in
the
iirst
inning.
Score:
,. .....,.
P.
A.
ISJSCKANTON.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
allin
If
..
3
0 0
1
0
OlGraham,
If..
5
0
0
1
00
reo.ss......
501
3
6
1
Garry,
cf....
300
2
00
.-*eil,
cf..
411
1
0
C
Belts,
rf......
300
2
00
-rtv
Ctb
3
0
1 1
2
Oj
Manners.lb
3
01700
B.aun,
lb....
4 0
1
11
t
1
iOettig.
3b....
4
11201
•lies
:he
LLBANY.
M
Doh
2b
4
0 0
7 4
1
Shorte
2b.
4
2
0
t
»••••
4
3
4
2
c
3
1
0 2
40
Coogan.
c...
311
6
.
Schrall,
rf...
201
1
0
0
,
H
^,
...„..,
Mock.
p......
0
00010
Rudinslu,p4
02100
.
Fox,
p....
3000
If.....
3000
McDonald
101
000
'1
Albany.....
Total.....
35
2
6 27
20
00
Total.....
33
7 9
27
63
0
1—2
0
3—7
*Batted
for
Fox
in
ninth
T
»rs.
Stolen
un-:-":
-.^
..*,...,.
.v
..,
,-.~.---.
___--
T
-
.
Double
play—Zeimer,
Shortell,
Manners.
First
balls--bff
Mock
1.
Fox
1,
Rudinski
4.
lick
oai—By
Mock
1.
Fox
1.
Rudinski
.>.
•«!---Off
Stock
2,
Fox
7.
Innings
pitched—
[•k
1
2-:5.
Fox
7
1-3.
Umpire—Buekley.
ue—1.50.
I'TICV'
VS.
SYRACUSE
AT
UTICA
JULY
—Ilelniniid
scored
in
the
second
on
his
single,
i'
error
bv
Marshall.
Trainor's
attempt
at
criticing
and
Cox's
error,
ftalph
Cox.
late
ot
e
Cortland
team,
joined
Utica.
Score:
SYRACUSE
AB.R.
B.
P.
A.
EjUTICA.
AB.K.ll.
P.
A.H
Mvlett,^s....
3
0 0
1
3 0
Mar*ball.2b4
0
1
3
41
Hatfield,
3b
20022
1
Swayne,
rt..
400
0
00
Murray,
2b.
4
0
2 2 4
Oj
M-dison,
ss
3
0
0
2
21
Crisham.
lb
3
0191
0
M'And's,3b
3
02030
Helmund,
If
4
11200
Cox.
lb......
1
0
0
10
11
Magie
ri.
... 4
0 0
1
00
McKeon.
cf3
0 0 3
Trainor,
cf
4
01500
I.awlor,
If....
3
0
1
4
T
---.key,
c...
40151
OiDonohue.
c3
0
0
4
1
0
0
0
1
0
5
0
0 0
Total......
27
0
4
27
17
3
racuse....................
0
10000000—1
..
arter.
p.....
4
0
I
0
1
0|
Mills,
p......
2
0
0
1
Total......
32
1
7
27
12
1
*McNnm'a.
100"
...
00000000
0—0
Batted
for
Mills
in
ninth.
Slolen
base—Helmund.
Two-base
hit—
iskev
Sacrifice
hits—Trainor.
Cox
2.
Mylett,
unhid
Crisham.
Left
on
bases—Syracuse
S,
•a
2
Double
plays—Hatfield.
Crisham,
Hat-
Carter
Mylett,
Crisham;
McKeon,
Madi-
Struck
ont-By
Carter
3.
Mills
«.
First
,
a
ll
s
_Off
Mills
1.
Umpire—Conahan.
lime
Utic
Hel
Uti
field
1.35.
-J
-G
VS.
BINGHAMTON
AT
GLOVERS
V
TULY
17
—The
visitors
tied
the
score
ii
ninth
and
broke
it.
iu
the
eleventh
during
Villeman
was
found
sately
Wel
Mc
,'GIIA'N
AB.R.B.
P.
A.ElA.-T.-G.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.F
ivin
If
600000
Weaver,
cf..
511
3
1
idv"ss
'...
421
401
Zinzer,
rf....
514
1
00
mni'n
rf3
2 I
0 0
0©.
Frank,
ss....
6
11320
•s=e'v
lb
5
1
1
17
0
;
ilv-.gan.
If.....
6
23000
och
?b...
42303
l|Earl.
lb......
4
2
3
12
00
Her cf......
5
0 3
3
0
OlChilds.
2b....
3
0
2
450
,
©
_
,
^
«
.
n n
n
LI
:
1 1
~»»
iK
I/^O
O
A
f!
ch.
3b".'.'.'
50122
0:
Hiliey.
3b....
302
2
40
Cabe,
c..
302
2
00
Hurley,
c....
3
00820
,
c.....
200
1
10
Villeman,
p
3
1
1
0
20
Bowers,
p....
5011
Total....
427
13*30152
Binghamton.
....
20000000
40
1—7
A.-J.-U............
0100300020
2—8
*None
out
when
winning
run was
scored.
Two-base
hits—Hiliey,
Eagan.
Welch,
Schoch.
Three-base
hit—Earl.
Sacrifice
hits—/Inzer,
Carl.
Cliilds
2.
Stolen
bases—Zinzer,
Karl
2,
Tiilds,
Hiliey,
Hurley.
Raidy
2,
Hauivan.
Jouble
plays—Earl,
unassisted:
Bowers,
Mes-
erly.
Left
on
bases—A.-.T.-G.
Ki,
Binghamton
First
on
balls—
OK
Villeman
2.
Bowers
4.
lit
by
pitcher—By
Hanuivan
2,
Villeman
1.
•Struck
out—By
Villeman
7.
Bowers
2.
Urn-
ire—Campau.
Time—2.20.
Total.....
38 8
1733
16
0
Gumes
Played
Tuesday,
July
18.
TROY
VS.
WILKESBARRE
AT
TROY
"ULY
IS.—In
the
ninth
inning
Donovan's
home
mi,
singles
by
Rafter
and
Weeden,
and
Mason's
double
wrested
victory
from
the
isitors.
Score:
.
W'BARRH.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
O'Hara.
if..
311
100
ROY.
AU.K.B.
P.
A.E
Jegroff,
cf..
4
0
2 5
00
"'eartree,
2b
30003
OJSeigle,
cf....
301
3
00
ames,
ss...
300
2
60
Smith,
rf....
201
2
00
)onovan,ll"4
11100
Hr
Walter,
rl.....
4
11
2
.0
0
Do
Jason,
lb...
40214
0
0
Hi
i,lb....
3
00800
ovan,ss3
00030
ch'n.
2b
4011
30
Collopy,
3b
200
1
3
0
:
Shaw.
3b.....
400
2
00
Veeden,'
c..
3
0
1 1
olt,
p...
300
1
Roach,
c.....
400
Kowen,
p...
401
I'otal......
30
2
7
27
13
3
Total......
30
1
5*25
9
0
I'roy..........................
00000000
2—2
VLkesbarre..............
0
0 0 0 0
1
0 0
0—1
*0ue
out
when
winning
run
was
scored.
Two-base
hits—Bowen.
Mason.
Smith.
Home
•un.
T.
Donovan.
First
on
balls—Off
Jarrott
4.
Bowen
4.
Sacrifice
hits—Weeden,
Seigle,
Smith.
Struck
out—Bv
Jarrott.
1.
Bowen
7.
.eft
on
liases—Troy
<s.
Wilkesbarre
S.
Urn-
lire—Wood.
Time—1.40.
ALBANY
VS.
SCRANTON
AT
ALBANY
TULY
IS.—In
three
innings
the
visitors
had
ill
The
bases
occupied,
but
could
not
score.
Twelve
Scranton
players
were
left
on
the
uses.
Cargo's
error
gave
the
visitors
their
only
tally.
Score:
CRANTON.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.F©ALBA
NY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.R
iraham.
If..
51140
1
JMnliin.lf....
322
2
00
iarry.
cl".....
50142
0'Cargo,
ss...
4121
J
,etts,
rf......
501
1
00
Russell,
cf..
4032
Manners.lb
50240
0:•
Doherty,
3b
300
2
30
jetti".
3b....
4
0110
'[Braun,
lb....
3
00711
hortell,
21/3
0151
O.Connor,
2b
4
0
0
3
10
:
e
imer,
ss..
3
0022
OlSchrall.
rf...
4 0
I
1
0 0
32
01
ogan.
c...
10021
0
:
Spiesman,
c3
I
2
.
...
iudin.,ki,
p2
0 0
1
4
0
Pastorius,p
1
0
0
020
"Ashenbeck
100
0
00
Total.....
29
4
10
27 10
4
Total.....
34
1
724
10
2
Scranton...................
000000
10
0—1
Albany......................
00002020
x—4
*Batted
for
Rndinski
in
ninth.
Three-base
hit.—Schrall.
Sacrifice
hits—
D'ohertv,
Pastorius
2.
Shortell.
Zeimer.
Left
n
bases—Albany
7,
Senniton
12.
Stolen
bases
Mullin
2,
Zeimer.
Double
plays—Cargo.
Con
or
Braun
•
GaGrry,
Coogan;
(iarry,
Rudinski,
•oogan.
First
on
balls—Off
Pastorius
4,
Rudinski
4.
Struck
out—By
Pastorius
7,
Rudinski
1.
Umpire—Buckjey.
Time—1.50.
A
-J
-G.
VS.
BINGHAMTON
AT
GLOVERS-
VIL'LE
JULY
is
(P.
M.
AND
p.
xr.)—Beii
•itched
Earl's
men
to
victory
twice
without
once
letting
himself
out.
Bayne
was
an
easy
proposition
for
the
home
team
in
the
first
game.
jcore:
IINGIIA'N.
AB.R.B.
p.
A.B|A.-J
-G.
AB.R.B.
p.
A.H
Glaviu,
If....
20010
Oj
Weaver,
cf..
322501
Kaidy.
ss....
300
4
30""
Hanniv'n.rf3
122
Messerly.lb
413
0
Shoch,
2b...
201
3
Zinzer,
rf....
401
0
00
Frank,
ss....
401
2
10
Kagan,
If.....
401
1
20
Karl,
lb.......
202'
'
-
1
0
Ramsev
cf
4
0
1
3 0 0
Childs.
2b...
211
230
Welch."3b...
4 0
1 1
1
OlHilley.
3b...
4
1
0
2
20
McCabe.
c..
4
0
1
2 2
O.Hurley.c......
3
12711
Bayne.
p......
4
0
1231
Bell,
p.........
3
12000
'lotal....
31)21024131
Total.....
2961227101
Bin
-hamton..............
100100000-2
A.-J.-G.....................
10102002
x—6
Two-base
hit—Weaver.
Three-base
hits—
Weaver,
Hurley.
Sacrifice
hits—Childs
2,
Raidy,
Weaver.
Double
plays—Frank,
Earl;
Raidv
unassisted;
Eagan,
Earl.
Childs.
Hurley;
Bavn'e
Raidv,
Messerly;
Weaver,
Earl.
Lett
"
_
\-j-u.
s,
Binghamton
7.
Bases
on
balls—Off
Bell
©<,
Bayne
5.
Hit
by
pitcher—
By
Bayne
1.
Struck
out—By
Bell
4,
Bayne
2.
Time—1.55.
Umpire—Caiiijiau.
Driscoll
pitched
the
second
game
for
the
visitors
and
was
comparatively
easy.
Two
singles
and
an
out
in
the
fifth
gave
Bingham-
ton
their
only
run.
Score:
BINGHA'N.
AB.K.B.
P.
A.
EJA.-J.-G.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
Glavin,
If....
500
10
0}
Weaver,
cf..
4211
Raidy,
ss....
400
Hanni'n,
rf
403
0
0
1
2
2lZinzer,
rf....
322001
4
1
Q
Frank,ss......
4
12730
Messe'y,
lb
4
0
1
12
00
Kagan,
If..:..
4
01001
Shoch
">b
..400
0
1
t
Earl.
lb......
403
5
00
Bayne
cf
41220
0
Childs,
2b...
401
2
10
Welch.'3b!"
4
02220
Hiliey,
3b....
3
10500
McCabe,
c.
4
0
1
2
1
OJ
Hurley,
c....
411
7
10
Driscoll,
p..
3
0
0
0
51
Bell,
p........
200
0
20
*Ran
ay.....
100
0 0
C
Total.....
32
7 11
27
7 2
Total.....
37
1
9
24
12
3
Binghamton...............
000010000-1
A.-J.-G..........
.....«-
2
0101300
x—7
*Batted
for
Driscoll
in
the
ninth.
Two-base
hits—Earl.
Zinzer.
Sacrifice
hits—
Zinzer
2
Weaver,
Bell,
Frank.
Stolen
bases
_Il-mnivan
Double
plays—Frank,
Earl,
Han-
nivan,
Messerly.
Left
011
bases—A.-J.-G
S,
Bin-'haniton
8-
Bases
on
balls—Off
Driscoll
1.
Hit°
by
pitcher—By
Driscoll
1.
Struck
out
By
Bell
5,
by
Driscoll
1.
lime—1.3o.
Um
pire—Campau.
UTICi
VS.
SYRACUSE
JULY
18.—The
Syra
cuse
team
was
shut
out
up
to
the
ninth
inning,
when
thev
tallied
one
run
on
hits
by
Hatneld
and
Crisiiaiu,
an
error
by
Madison
and
"
fielder's
choice.
Score:
SYRACUSE.
AU.K.B.
P.
A.E
AB.R.B.
P.
A.H
0 0
0
0
Marshall.
If
3
0
0
2
Svvayne,
rf..
4011
Madison,
ss
4
I
2
1
31
McAnd's,3b4
02110
Cox.
lb........
4 0
0
13
00
McKeon,
cf
3
1
2
2
00
Landy,
2b...
30027
McNam'a.c
301
4
10
Mylett.
ss...
400
0
31
Hatfield.
3b
4
02050
Murray,2b..
410
3
40
Crisham.
lb
4
0
1
11
00
Helmii'd.
If.
400
2
10
Magie,
rf.....
401
010
Trainor,
cf..
200
3
10
Lusky,
c.....
3
0
0
5
01
Fifield,
p......
3
0100
Oj
Fairbanks.p3
01130
Total......
32
1
5
24
15
2\
Total.:...
31
2
9 27
15
3
Syracuse.....................
000000001
Utica.........................
00001
100
x—2
Earned
runs—Utica
1.
Base stolen—Madi
son.
Sacrifice
hit—Trainor.
Left
on
bases—
Syracuse
5
Utica
5.
Double
play—Trainor
Crisham.
Struck
out—By
Fifield.
-'5.
Fairbanks
'i.
Base
on
balls—Off
Fifield
1.
Wild
pitch—
Fifield.
Time—1.25.
Umpire-—Conahan.
Games
Played
Wednesday,
J
A.-J.-G.
AT
uly
19.
SYRACUSE
VS.
...
JULY
It).
—
Syracuse's
errors,
ting,
gave
A.-J.-G.
the
game
Score:
with
in
the
SYRACU
SF
imely
hit
seventh
iVRACUSE.
AB.K.B.
P.
A.E[A.-J
-G.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
\lylett.ss...
51153
Oj
Weaver,
cf..
401
1
00
Hatfield,
3b
5
1123
0
Zinzer,
rf.....
4
01400
.lurray,
2b
5
0
1 1
3
2
Frank,
ss....
501
2
10
'risham.
1
b
;>
1,1
10
0
OJEgan,
If.....
5
12100
Helmund,If
4
0100
0!
I'.ari,
lb.......
5
2
2
10
00
lagie.
rf....
21040
liChilds,
2b...
5'
2
1
2
21
1'raiiior.
cf.
4
1
2
2 0
0
Hiliey,
3b...
513
2
20
Schrant.
c.
4 0
2
3 0
CiHuric-y.
c....
5124
lams,
p.....
310
0
2
C
Total......
37
6 9
27
11
3
A.-J.-G......................
0
1
0
"yracuse.....................
122
Three-base
hit—Trainer.
M'P;irtlin,p
400
1
30
Total.....
42
7
13
27
11
1
00150
0—7
0
0.
0
1
0
0—6
-
Two-base
hits—
lirant,
Karl,
Hurley.
Stolen
bases—Helmund,
Uhilds.
Hillev.
Hit.
by
pitcher—Crisham.
First
in
balls—Off
MePartland
:5,
Mains
1.
Struck
nit—By
Mains
4,
McPartlaud
2.
,
Umpire—
Voofl.
Time—2.10.
SCRANTON
VS.
TROY
AT
SCRANTON
JULY
19.—Troy,
with
Pinnauce
in
the
box,
shut
out
Scranton.
Score:
TROY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.
E
[SCRANTON.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.K
Degroff,
cf..
2
1 1
30
OlGraham,
If..
501
1
00
^eartree,
2b
30023
OJGar,
y,
cf.....
501
1
10
nines,
ss....
4
0015
1
j
Betts,
rt.......
4
02100
Jonovan,
If
4
1
2
1
0
C
j
Manners,
lb
40115
00
<after.
rf...
4
1100
olGel
tig.
3b....
3
00020
lason,lb...
4
i
1
13 0
o'Shortell,
2b
4 0
1
2
10
:o!lopy,
3b
4
0
1
2
0 0
Zeimer,
ss....
400
4
50
Weeden,
c...
40151
C
jCoogan,
c...
3 0
:
2
3
30
"Ini.ance,
p
3
0 0 0
2
OJHerr,
p........
301
030
Total.....
32
4
5
27
11
1
!*Hanifan.....
100
0
00
I
Total.....
36
0
9
27
16
C
I'roy..........................
0003
1000
0——
rauton
....................
0
0000000
0—(
"Batted
for
Herr
in
ninth.
First
on
balls—Off
Herr
:>.
Two-base
hits—
Donovan,
Mason.
Collopy,
Shortell,
Coogan.
Hit
i.y
pitcher—Peartree,
Coogan,
Gettig.
Stolei.
jases—Degroff,
Rafter.
Mason.
Sacrifice
hitt
—Peartree.
James.
Struck
out—By
Pinnanct
1.
JTerr
2.
Double
plays—James.
Peartree,
lason;
Bet
is.
Manners.
Left
on
bases—Troy
,
Scranton
11.
Umpire—Cainpnu.
Time—2h.
WILKESBARRE
VS.
ALBANY
AT
WILKES
BARRE
JULY
It).—Wilkesbarre
won
by
mak-
sixteeu
hits,
for
twenty-two
bases.
Score:
ALBANY.
AB.R.B.
P.
A.E
i
WILKRSU*
R.
AU.B.K.
P.
A.E
Mullen.
If....
3
1010
OlO'Hara,
If...
4
11200
argo,ss.....
41221
OlSeigle,
ct.....
5033
Russell,
ct..
4 0
1
ireen,
3b...
4 0
1
iraun,
lb....
4 0
1
Connor,
2b..
4
0
1
Schrali.
rf...
400
4
5
th,
rf......
411
Brown, lb..
4129
Donovan,ss
3212
Hinch'n,
2b
2
1
1
4
0
0
OlShaw,
3b......
4231
Dillon,
C......4
0030
OlRoach,
c.....
4
I
4
3
Barnett,
p...
401
1
11
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
1
1
1
0 0
0
0
Wagner,
p..
4
0 0
2
50
Total.....
35
2
7
24
10
1
Total.....
34
9 16
27 10
2
Albany......................
00000002
0—2
.Vikesbarre...............
03301
101
x—9
Left
on
bases—Wilkesbarre
9,
Albany
9.
First,
on
bulls—Off
Waguer
3.
Barnett
3.
Struck
out—By
Wagner
.'!.
Barnett
:>.
Tbree-
>ase
hits—Roach,
Smith.
Sacrifice
hits—
Smith,
Donovan,
Hinchman.
Stolen
bases—
Brown,
Shaw
2,
Roach
2,
Braun,
Connors.
Double
plays—Hinchman.
Donovan.
Brown;
Jonnors,
Braun.
Umpire—Buckley.
Time—2.05.
Note.—Raiu
prevented
the
Utica-Bingharnton
game.
News
Notes.
Outfielder Mullin
has
been
released
by
Al
bany.
Outfielder
Frank
McKeon,
of
Utica,
has
re
turned
to
his
home
in
Worcester,
Mass.,
his
mother
being
seriously
ill.
Mock,
the
.Albany
pitcher,
who
assaulted
Umpire
Bnekley
on
July
17,
was
fined
$50
and
suspended
for
twenty
days.
The
Binghamton
fans
think
that
McCabe,
the
young
Dartmouth
College
catcher,
is
the
,
best
backstop
iu
the
league
on
throwing
to
bases.
Outtie'der
Jimmy
Garry,
formerly
manager
of
the
Scranton
Club,
has
been
traded
to
Al
bany
for
outh'elder
Joe
Schrall
and
a
pitcher.
The
latter
will
be
either
Fox
or
Bowers.
E.
EliiMjr
Ilorton
announced
last
week
his
permanent
retirement
from
base
ball. He
will
hereafter
devote
all
his
time
to
his
.-;ate
in
Lafayette
street,
Utica,
where
he
has
been
in
business
for
about
a
year
Infielder
W.
J.
Landy
was
released
last
week
by
the
Utica
management.
Marshall
returns
'to
second
base
and
Lawlor
goes
into
left
field.
Landy
participated
in
three
games,
accepting
seventeen
out
of
twenty
chances,
and
making
no
hits
out
of
nine
times
at
bat.
He
proved
a
little
bit
too
light
for
New
York
s
League.
I
HE
K.-I.-T.
LEAGUE.
Record
of
the
Race
and
News
of
the
League
and
Clubs.
Following
is
the
record
of
the
champion
ship
race of
the
Kentucky-Indiana-Teunes-
see
League
to
July
24
inclusive
:
Won.Lost.Pct.l
Won.Lost.Pct.
Vincennes.
2
1
.'
67,Cairo
........
1
2
.333
Princeton..
2
1
.607
i
Paducah....
I
2
.333
NEWS
NOTES.
Second
baseman
French,
of
the
Henderson
team,
has
joined
the
Viucenues
team.
Paducali
made
an
attempt
to
buy
shortstop
Cooper
from
Vincennes,
but
the
consideration
was
too
large.
Wiley
Piatt,
who
was
benched
by
Paducah
for
being
out
of
condition,
says
he
will
leave
the
Kitty
League.
Captain
Gilligan
has
resigned
the
captaincy
of
the
Paducah
team.
Gilligan
is
about
the
"headiest"
player
in
the
league.
At
a
meeting
held
at
Vincennes.
Ind..
July
24,
a
new
K.-I.-T.
League
schedule
for
the
balance
of
the
season
was
adopted.
Vincennes
dreamed
of
taking
Fort
Wayne's
place
in
the
Central
League,
but
awoke
to
the
fact
that
Canton.
Ohio,
was
there
inste.ad.
.
President
Thompson,
of
the
Paducah
Club,
announces
that
his
outfit
is
a
losing
investment
and
he
can
not
afford
to
hire
a
right
fielder
to
take
the
place
of
Manager
Lloyd,
whom
some
of
the
fans
do
not
like.
First,
baseman
Harry
Vitter.
late
of
Cairo.
has
returned
to
his
home
in
Mississippi.
Vitter
led
the
Delta
League
iu
hitting
last
year,
with
an
.average
of
.3X0.
Since
his
arrival
in
the
Kitty
League
he
lias
an
average
of
.200.
Paducah
is
dickering
for
Shreveport's
fran
chise
in
the
Southern
League
next
season.
Manager
Hurry
Lloyd
says
the
chances
are
good.
Paducah
is
the
best
ball
city
in
the
Kitty
League,
ami
could
make
good
in
the
Soutiieni.
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