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The twenty-fifth photograph features a picture of a young baseball team. On the back, there are numerous newspaper articles pasted onto it. The articles say "scoring with a six-run spree in the eighth. Bishop, catcher, was top hitter for the winners, connecting for four out of five, while Gentle, catcher, and Penny, first baseman, tied for battling honors on the losing team, each getting three out of five. Worley gave up 12 hits for the Yanks, while his mates collected 16 off Niechel, Brown hurler. The score by innings was: Yankees....014 255 06x-23 Browns....000 224 120-11 Worley and Bishop; Niechel and Gentle. The league standings now are: W L Pct. Phillies....6 2.714 Cardinals..... 6 2.714 Browns..... 3 6.33 Yankees......2 6.2 Phillies Defeat Cardinals, 8-2 Winners Maintain Position At Top of Lincoln Junior Loop The Phillies kept their perfect average intact yesterday afternoon by topp;ing the Cards, 8-2, in the Lincoln Junior baseball league. Blasting out 10 hits against five for the Cards, they climaxed their scoring in the ninth with a four-run spree. The losers were able to tally only in the first and third frames. Whitt was the winning hurler, while R. Carroll pitched for the Cards. Meeks, leftfielder, led the Phillies' batting attack with three hits out of five chances, while P. Carroll, Cardinal shortstop, had two out of four for his team. Each club made four errors. The score by innings: Phillies.... 000 202 004-8 Cardinals.... 101 000 000-2 Whitt and Mance; R. Carroll and Brandon. The league standing is as follows. W. L. Pct. 2 0 1000 collecting 19 0ff Mitchell of the losing team. Dickens, first baseman, and Newton, second baseman, led the Yanks at bat with four out of five apiece. Troupe, rightfielder, had one hit out of two chances to lead the Browns. The score by innings: Yankees..... 530 303 6-22 Browns........ 000 100 0-1 Matteries: Taylor and H. Payne; Mtchel and H. Gentle. The league standings: W L Pct. Phillies......5 0 1.000 Cardinals..... 2 2.500 Browns...... 2 4.333 Yankees....1 4.200 Phillies Lose One In Lincoln League Cardinals Blast Loop Leaders, 23-5, For Their First Defeat The Phillies fell hard yesterday afternoon in the Lincoln Junior baseball league, as the Cardinals buried them under a 23-5 score in seven innings. The defeat was the first of the season for the Phillies. Their record now stands at five won and one lost. Score by innings was Cardinals... 225 406.4 Phillies...... 002 111 The league standings are: W L Pct. Phillies...... 5 1.833 Cardinals...... 3 2.600 Browns....... 2 4.333 Yankees....... 1 4.200 Browns Eke Win From Phillies, 9-8 Winners Score Seven Runs In Final Frame To Obtain Victory The Browns bettered their standing in the Lincoln Junior league by one full game yesterday tained, getting 15......Browns' hurler, while Maynor gave up only six, but they were unable to make them count. Childress, third baseman, led at the bat for the victors with two hits out of four chances, and Preston, leftfielder, was batting leader for the Cardinals, getting four out of five. The standings of the teams are: W L Pct. Phillies..... 4 0 1.000 Browns...... 2 2.500 Cardinals...... 1 2.333 Yankees...... 0 3.000 Junior Phillies Take Another Yankees Defeated 18-5, In Lopsided Win In Lincoln League The Phillies went on a wild batting spree yesterday afternoon in the Lincoln Junior baseball league to blast out an 18-5 victory over the hapless Yankees, and keep that team in the cellar of the loop. The winners used four pitchers -Busbin, James, Davis and brooks -in coasting to their lopsided win, and the four of them together gave up nine hits. Worley, Yanks' hurler, allowed the Philliees to touch him for 22 safeties. The victors tallied in every inning. The score by innings: Phillies....... 4 0 1.000 Yankees........ 100 000 031- 5 The league standing: W L Pct. Phillies...... 4 0 1.00 Cardinals....... 1 1 .500 Browns...... 1 2.333 Yankees...... 0 3 .000 Phillies Defeat Yanks in Lincoln Six Errors Prove Costly To Losers; Score Is 10 To 6 the.......tion committee of the defense council. Opening of the season was tentatively set for April 28, with games to start each evening at 6 o'clock. Present plans are for the league to play in the city park area, which will put into shape for the purpose. Three teams have definitely entered the league, Lincoln, Merrimack and the Cavaliers. It is hoped that other teams will come from Dallas, Huntsville arsenal and Redstone arsenal. Games will be played six days a week, with any postponed or special games to be played in Sunday double-headers. Tentatives plans also call for the establishing of a board of control, to set up rules and manage the league, and an umpires' association. Those attending the meeting last night were Mayor A. W. McAllister, W. E. Popejoy, F. C. Imm, the Rev. M. J. Rafferty, Gordon Warden, Louis Cicero. At a previous meeting held at the USO club to discuss both softball and baseball, those attending were: Pvt. S. H. Couchy, Obie Johnson, W. C. Neely, W. E. Popejoy, Father Rafferty, H. M. Bixler and F. C. Imm. details worked out before w take action". Lincoln was listed yesterday... one of the three teams definitely listed for league participation.... this leaves only two team de....ly in with four "hopefuls". Plans for the city twilight got under way at a meeting Tuesday night in the office Popejoy, chairman of the education, welfare, and r..... committee. Plans include......the city park for games.". |
