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BEDGOCDS TEAM
DREAKS TIE SPELL
JND WINS 7701
_Following three tie games in the
~ Little World Series down at the
“*Y" fleld, Bedgood’s team broke
. Ibose yesterday and took the first
victory of the series by the score
of seven to one.
The game went only seven in
nings and was far from being as
good an affray as any of 4the other
three of the week. Umpire Link
m&d the time when the hour of
16:15 arrived but the Smih team
refused to begin play uriil Kyde
a"fi#d@fl arrived. Chandler Wing
field wag also late and Anderson
artived in time to go to the mound
at the beginning of the third.
'l’]fivlfpset the Smith boys and they
neéver recovered. Umpire L'rk
called three balls on Lan'er be
fore J'm Costa went into the box,
and the next one being a ball, La
nier was on with nocbody down.
Jim held the Bedgood boys to one
hit in the two innings he lahored
out “tpat, coupled widk the ouly
walk of the game was enough to
give them a one run lead never to
be headed.
. The losers got only one h't less
than the wininers and secured two
_ triples to one for the winners but
both Hill and Jim Cogta were out
at the plate stretching their three
baggers, Wickliffe nail'ng them
hoth on the relay. The Ilpsers
nine errors accounted for their de
feat.
Thfs lafternoon will f'nd ‘the
same Lams opposing each other
once more, Smith and Bedgood
are slated to pitch for the teams
of which they are Captains.
* The play by innings follows:
First Inning.
BEDGOOD: Umpire Link called
three balls on Lanier and on the
first pitch by J. Costa he walked.
Goldman singfed to left. Hodgson
forced Goldman, Hopkins to Mc-
Whorter. Hodgson stole second.
Wickliffe out Wingfield to Kytle.
Smith: Hill s'ngled to left.
Hopking forced Hill, Wicklife un
assisted. XKytle forced Hopkins,
Pound to Geldman. McWhorter
singled through third. -C. Wing
feld fl'ed to Hodlgson,
Second !nning.
BEDGOOD: Hancock popped to
Kytle. Pittard skied ‘o.Lumpkin.
Johnson flied out to Williams.
SMITH: Lumpkin was safe
when Hodgson dropped his liner
to right. J. Costa forced Lumpkin.
Pound to Gd'dman. Williams hit a
slow roller down ihe third base
line and beat it out for a clean
single. Esco forced Costa, Wick
liffe to Pound. Anderson forced
Williams in the same manner.
Third Inning.
BEDGOOD: Anderson now
pitching for Smith, W. Wingfield
greeted the new pitcher with a
single to left, and prompiy stole
second. T. Costa on second and
W. Wingfield on third as a reg
sult of Will‘ajns error. Lanfer
flied to Williams—no advance
Goldman popped to C. Wingfield.
Hodgson singled to right-center
scoring W. Wingf'eid. = Wickliffe
popped to Anderson.
SMITH: Hill and Hokp'ns were
hoth out, Pound o Johnson. Kytle
was out Wickliffe to Johnson.
Fouth Inning.
BEDGOOD: Pound tripled tc
right. Hancock singled to center,
georing Pound, and on H'll's error
Haneock went to th'rd. On Hgco's
error Pittard is safe at first. Pit
tard stole second. Johnson hit a
sagrifice fly to J. Costa, Hancock
a%ng after the catch. W. Wing
field singled to ieft scoring Pit.
tard. W. Wigegfield was out
‘gudaling, - Esco 'to Hopkins. T.
|Chsta Wwas out, McWhorter *to
Kytle.
_SMITH: On Pound’s error, Mac-
Whorter safe at first. C. Wingfield
forced McWhorter, Goldman to
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Last and Only Showing
PALACE
, Wickliffe. Lumpkin flied to Han
cock, J. Costa safe on Wick
life’s error. Williams out, Wick-
A.iffe to Johnson.
Fifth Inning.
BEDGOOD: Lanier singled to
left. . Goldman forced him at sec
| ond, Hopkins to McWhorter.
Hodgson was out, McWhorter to
Kytle. Wickliffe was safe, on C,
Wingfield's error and Goldman
scored. Pound popped to Mc
l Whorter.
i SMITH: Esco lined to Pound.
" Anderson lined to Lanier. Hil
tripled to deep left-center but was
out at the plate, Hodgson to Wick
liffe to Pittard.
Sixth Inning.
" BEDGOOD: Hancock flied to
Lumpkin. Pittard safe on an error
by C. Wingfield. All bhands are
safe when McWhorter booted
Johnson's grounder. W. Wingfieid
skied to Hili. Omn-another error by
Williams, T. Costa reached first
and Pittard scored, but Johugon
was out at the plate, Lumpkin to
C. Wingfield to Esco.
SMITH: Hopkins was safe when
W. Wingfield droped his fly to
right. Kytle forced him, Pound
to Goldman and he in turn was
forced by McWhorter, Wickliffe
to Goidman, and C. Wingfiald
forced McWhorter, Poupd tp Gold
man.
Seventh Inning. |
BEDGOOD: Lanier hit.to C.
Wingfield who droppea his pop fly
and then threw it in the general
direction of the telegraph ¢xX
change. Lanier on second, C.
Wingfield gets two errors on the
play. !Goldman flied to Costa.
Hodgson s'ngled to loit. Wickliffe
flied to J. Costa, who had replaced }
Whilfams ‘in short {ield, Pound |
was out C. Wingfield to Kytle. ‘
SMITH: Lumpkin singled be
tween first and second. J. Costa
got to brother Tony for a three
bagger scoring Lumpkin, but he
was na‘led at the plate, Hodgson
to Wickliffe to Pittard. Williams
singled over Goldman's head. Esco
siruck out but was safe on a pass
ed ball, Anderson lined to John
son who doubled Williamg at sec
ond, to Wickliffe.
The Box Score:
BEDGOOD— AB.R.H.PO.'A. E.
C Lantor. of. .. 831 1 1.9 0
Geldian, 2b. - ¢ 1.1 56 1 0
HModsson, f. .. ¢ 0 2 1 2 1
Wickliffe, ss. .. 4 0 0 3 7 1
P 0851 1 8.6 )
Tahnteck M. ... 81 1 1. 90 9
Y. ¢ ... % B 3 0N
Johnson, Ib. . 2 0 0 § 1 0O
W. Wingtield rt. 3 1 2 0 .0 1
= oaate D .o 800 0 000 0
Hetaly . .. 88 1821 17 4
SMITH— AB.R.H.PO.A.E.
ol ... . .0 0783 0 1
I Hopking, 2b. .. 8 0 0 1 2 0
Kyfle 1b........ 3 0 0 6 0 0
McWhorter, Bs. 3 0 1 3 3 1
C. Wingield, 3.2 0 0 1 3 4
Topsekis, 1. ... 83: 12 1 3 4 @
J Costa pxf .8 0 1 83 B 0
Williams, rf-sf. 8 0 2 2 0 2
e ¢ . B 00 L 2 43
Anderson, p. ..3 0 0 1 0 0
Mosale . ... 80 1 T2l 10 9
Summary: Three base hits:
Pound, Hill, J. Costa. Sacrifice
fly, Johnson. Passed ball, Pittard.
Stolen bases: Hodgson, W. Wing
fiad, Pittard, Bases on balls, off
J. Costa 1. Struck out, by T. Costa
1. Double play, Johnson to Wick
litfe. Rung off J. Costa, one, with
one hit din two innings. Off An
~derson, six runs and seven hits in
five innings. Losing pitcher J.
Costa, Umpires: Link and Mec-
Dorman. Time of game, 45 min
utes.
PETTERS TAKE WALLOP
PROVIDENCE.—Th 2 pastime of
vouth, pett'ng, has tiken another
waYop. This time it's Commis
s‘oner of Agriculture Harey R
Lewis, who blames them for for
est fires suffered in rural l.ong
Island. “Fighermen and hunteis
are wood-wise and, therefore cuve
ful about their matches and c¢'g
aret butts,” says he, “But the
petters have no regard for forest
conservation.
| BOYS, DON'T DO THIS!
| CLEVELAND. — William J.
"Spimler. 18, is dead because he
| insisted on riding in the running
] board of an auto. A truck came
'along from the opposite direction
and brushed him off. His neck
was broken.
Jov/ the
Soutirern League
CLUBS~- W. L. Pect.
Birmingham ..., ~ 49 26 .653
-Memphix® .sip, ;... 48 26 .49
Little Roek® .... ... 4\ 35 .545
Chattanooga .. .... 36 40 .467
Moblle .. F.in. .. R 39 ASB
New Orleans ...." .., 33 40 452
Atlants . .....0 ... 88 46 418
Nashville .. ...... 28 48 .364
American League
CLUBS— W. L. Pet
Nbw . Node. 0 .. o 48 8
Philadglphia .. .. ..90 50 648
St iokls ... a 0 BB
ChICRES 1. e 8B . A 8
Washington .. .... 656 175 ~464
Detrbly - AL T IR A
Eleveland .- ~ '..59 81 421
BoNton =i Lo 4D 80 T Bes
National league ;
CLUBS-- We §. Por
AL owE . o 0 BR B 8 REI
New ¥ork .. ... ... 8% 88 B
Chicago ~.... --... 82 B 8 586
Piltgbareh .... .... 76 62 Fhl
sCnclonetl ... ... 28 88 B 3
Broo®len ... avia 20 70 500
Hoston .. ....4.. -.,. 44 81 226
Philadelphia ... .... 42 96 .304
Sally League
CLUBS-— W. L Pet
Ashewille ..., ..... 98 48 665
MBOOR 1. .0 v i X BGRBB
AURRSLA ..... ...:+ %9 47 531
HBpartanhurg ... ... @& 1 503
Knoxville ..., ~.. ¥1 94 440
Columabis, iuc v slaBD B 458
CRBrlotes .0L s A 8 e AT
Greenville ... .iuivy ARSO 414
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| THURSDAY'S RESULTS
Southern League
Mobile 1; Atlanta S.
Nashville 1; Memphis 11,
New Orleans 1; B'rmingham 2
{hattanoggn 2; Little Rock 4.
American League
Chicago 4; St. Louis 6.,
(Only one game scheduled.)
National League
Chicago 6; St. Louis 1.
New York 12-7; Boston 2-6.
Brooklyn 10; Philadelphia 0.
(Only three games scheduled.)
Sally League
Macon 1; Asheville 3, i
Spartanburg 1; Charlotte 7. «
Knoxville 0; Columbia 12.
Augusta 3; Greenville 0. £
Southeastern League
(Championghip Series)
Montgomery 7; Pensaloa 4
Western League
Oklahoma City 4; ‘Amarillo 2.
Wichita 15; Tulsa 6. 3
Omaha 5; Des Moines 3.
Pueblo 3; Denver 0 (exhibition)
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento 13; Hollywood 3.
Migsions 11; Oakland 6.
San Francisco 7; Portland 3.
Seattle 9; Los Angeles 4.
American Association
Columbus 2; Indianapolis 6.
Kansag City 1; St. Paul 8.
Milwaukee 3; Minneapolis 1.
Louisville at Toledo played as
part of double-header Sunday.
Southern League
Birmingham at Atlanta.
Chattangoga at Little Rock
Mobile at New Orleans.
Nashville at Memphig.
American League
Chicago at St. Louis.
(Only one game scheduled.)
National League
New York at Boston (2).
St. Louis at Philadelphia
(Only games scheduled.)
Sally League
Macon at Asheville.
Spartanburg at Charlotte
Knoxville at Columbia.
Augusta at Greenville.
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than English bones, His theory is
that the calcium in the potatees
so much eaten in Ireland, streug
then the bony structure. =
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