CAPE MAY COUMTY TIMES FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1927.

Page Seven

eekly Sports News

hits 4'sch, and B«*<> and Heaton'

batted out two apiece.

Craven featur'd for the rraort nine vUh three l.lta. while Dean

■scintillated In th. field.

WIUIWOGD B. C.

Has

ight Grip First Place

l

Helped Betteplain to Runner Up By : Double4iodder

One Game Saturday

C. Klee. 2b Delaney. r.S Wright, it Culwr. If Wllinei. . r W. Hire. » Oarrlaon, p Mull.-r r Donohoe, 1 b

Tn*ab i 4 tT 1 S«*e by Infiitij; : C.am Hotue ofooiio: A<alon 0 o o 3 0 o n o

H' I. t».C. Avaton

T« Ixwer at Ontm llou**at Belleplain Cape May at Aiakm

-0 0 4 0 0

Wood'oiae. 7; Cape May. 1 Stein hurl'd Woodbine to a In I vletory over Cap* May. at Cap.' May. in the morning «ame. while ht» teammate* tnau.ed the \ Irtory by heavy hit ting Stein and Roeenteld f-atured at bat tor Woodbine while Uennie scintll-

laled afield.

Ne.-'lle' and Shield* pounded out two bite apiece for the tapee. while Rea fielded Taultlhwly at

third.

In the alti-rnoon game. U» Capn> romped off with the came j by acortng two run* In the ninth

i [Single Men W on From Benedicts'

■ Ocean View Firemen i Series Stands Three to Two) II The Single Men of the Ocean View Fire Department captured '.hr filih and deciding cam.* of the aeries from ih.- Uarrvd Meu. -aaily trouncing th" Benedict* I >-3. U«t Thurwlay evening at Canuwo Field, in a six inning

>tnay.

The Single Men scored six of their run* In the flret inning boing held after tbal to lane run* :n the second, fourth and sixth. W. Reardon %ad an aaMut, I r»r"ly seen. Reardon playing} right field mad. a p-rf.ei heov from deep right to third bas>‘. catching J. Donahue, after W'll*

bad hit to hkn.

Katee led at bat for the Single M.-n With three hit*, while Donahue. K. Canu*o and W. Reardon collected two each. R. Sean* nod \V. Reardon hit for triples.

MARRIED MEN’ R. 11. O. A. iZ.

Boutin h. as. . F Dean. cf. Senior, c u. 3b. . Jerry. Ib. .. Tassoni, rf. Aubry lb. p. INinn. B

Whitt

lb.

Total*

R. H. O. A. E. 2 14 2 2 1 3 3 0 0 -114 0 0 13 12 1 .110 0 0 0 2 10 0

8 13 24 6 6

Ilouxand. 3b. . . 0 1 2 D. Cornon. 2b. . 2 1 3 Heaton, lb. rf. 3 2 2 Wheaton, cf. lb. 3 3 10 B.'ebc. - 3 2 0 l^'t*. 2 3 0

it. 2 4 0

Vearh. If. 0 0 2 BarH*. c. oi7

2 0

r infield flv.

1 1 3 1 0 f 0 0 1- 8

I Total* 16 47 26 11

Craven out infleid 11 Wild*.*:

Bell-plain 025050i* x-j* Two base hits— D. Corson and Senior. Struck out—Lowe .6:

While. 1; Aubry. 2.

Her- Time of game—2 hr.

WOODBINE

; Scheldt. 2b

;. 3b. 0

Saturday's Scptm

ilnuae. 10: BsliepUir.. >ti»-A*alon. Puetposed, i

t Cape May. FnatpoiMd. rain

Fourth o( July Gaue» : limire. a; Avalon. 4 (A i. 6; Court Kowse. 4 fP ■Hie. 7: Cap. May. I (A M I

May. 8; Woodbine. 7 <P M.kfeMn. p pUin. 21: Lower. 4 4 A M !:*• Alrttent- rg. ;

plain. 20: Lower. I IP. M

fxodmteld.

alon still retain* fir»i pUc*' B Alcxeoberg. c l 18 1 Cape May County laague j Kennedy, cf « o . o

I' «ilt of the Fourth of July j ~ TT “ ~ *

. 'putting a doublr-ht-ad. • Tol ‘ J * ' Cape May Court H«*.e CAP* MAV

iblne *pllt even With Cape j

-hil. Belle",a!,. •—«ed! W()1Unu , . h landing 'a the league hg iLpllullOTl . p • ng tw«i from Lower Town- K . t>y "ne-.lded seore*. mUow- 1 cf l-'»et to go lower into h*'* Taylor. If In the cmly game Saturday ! , b

House took Belleplain into ■(,_

10 to 1. Hut other team. r mining Idle doe to the rain. j TJc , - ,t

iReed. rf

TViwtm-nd. 3b. Sheppard. 2b.

W.lle. p.

MinnKk If. Layton, it.

Hear*, cf.

Reardon, lb.

Rice. rf.

Total*

2 0 1 13 1

0 0 12 1

1

Collegians Won Close Game From Sea Isle George Pfeiffer'* lone ..Ingle; in the -'i nth Inning, the last inning of the game, prevented EntilSht "I the Oblale Collegian*, from regi-t ting a hitless game.. Which ib. CollegUn* won 3-u. on Monday morning. Th- game, sparkling with s-n-•jtiutial fie! ling and ba*e-runnlng wa* witnewa-d by a large crowd

of fan.-.

Brown'* bar-running and hitting !• .ilured for tbe Colleglami. , b collecting two of the four J hit* allowed by liammund. Two o' the hit* were doubles by Brown and Talbot. Bmiltht walk-d but one man. that occurring also in the las! inninx. He fanned nine while Hanminr.il walked three and whiff"! tour Colk-glan*. Oterthrow* helped the Collegians in scoring on** of their runs, while daring ba.serunning also contributed to the -coring. Whol.-y and Talbot fealured rnfiei I for the Collegian*, who gav- Enright excellent support. Pel-moil starred afleM tor Sea Isle a * did Lorkley whose throw aft. r a putout I.locked a Collegian from scoring. COM..EGIANS 1L H. O. A. E.

Winners of Sea Isle City

first; J. MrCellan. second, and second .William Borth. third. | 50-yard dash, girl*-Bobby AnBeach Races on July 4‘ J„„.y ard lash, small buy--—J. sI, >’ »™«.’ Jeannette Braca. .vm- . . v ir, irl r , r l i> j- . <r . «>nd. Helen Ansley. third. July were the following: Cinl. Jr., tlrst; Frank; — 50-yard dasli Henry Paine. Mallon. second; B. Galflgau. I'ashira took the hatpin away first: II. Joyce. fund, and Jo-1 third. Ifmni women and left them with ! soph Vet non. tbl- | Bnwid jump, l»iy*. 13 to IS- i tiutliiag but an autnnuitlc revolver ! Second rac. j. B-rckman.' Fr.-d Hof -on-y. fir-" t Hcrckirm. with which to defend themselves.

12120:

3 S 18 • 2

SINGLE MEN

Saturday'! Game

R H O A E

<>022

0 12 0 2

o oooo . 0 0 0 0

1 RnMiuwm. cf. R. Sears, 2b. 'C. Kale*, ^s. [ F. Cannw. c.

] Kent. If.

j L. R ardoti. I b. I W. Reardon rf

Totals-.

th' only game played in the,

<y League last Saturday., Score by inning*: House defeated Rrllfplatu Woodbine - 4 t) 0 n « 0 2 1 0—7

(B- llepfain, 10 to 1. while Ih. ;Cape May 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0—1

t tewtns were idle due to rain. 1 . _ ok Kimije. ta ih. bo. for the Sfc ® Bd Gwn *

n u-. allowed six hit* an.! vVissiblne 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 1 0—7

fouiiewn. bobl 1 a g the ir ap. May .*0 1 003012—8

try King* at bay through-t

Tbe kitting at UoDingwad. - Lower Slaughtered

, T' . ,, * ,Ur " 1 ! Thirty two hit* wetv tegudered

a*Miw. «.« • s! hy ifc-ii'-pUiQ tn defeating U»er R-II.wla’ir |B ,hr ,n ' >r,, " , * e *' n, • ■rileptoin th , final ^ore be

jlng 21 to 4, The Cranberry

■ Clark'* fielding aim wa*

•'APE MAT C- 8

othtx |f

Kings clout.d the l-all furtouaiy.

K H O A K{Ftdler knocked out *ix hi'-. Ulb-

n l.u-uon. five, while the remain.i»' of

averaged two to three

Time u! gamt

Bellepl;

Fire-eaters Outplayed Oblate Collegians

Making thei, hits count and the ability of Ho to keep hits I scattered, spelt defeat for the OI>j 1*1" Collegian* of Sea i*lc city i Tuevday night at Canuao Field, when Ocean View emerged vletorimis 9 to 8 In a tour-inning ; *rbe roll, giaii -cored four

K. 1,1 **'" 0r*t Inning, while Ocaan

j View registered five Each team 0 scared four iu the t !r»h li o Finnegan*' wlldi. - ontributed 0 to the rollogiaus del. at t. e walk o eight and fanning thr e. He** ,j whiffed six and walked two. I Rice and Llnehae featured at bat lor the collegian*, each ac-

<10 4 11 counting for two Mhgks. \ . OBLATE COLLEGIANS t n „ , I! R H O A E 1 0 o 1 0 1-3 Rice. 2b . 2 2 4 10 6 1 .. I u i-t|Bn.. n . 2 0 0 1 1

Hys n and Powell. E Ward. Xb l i 0 1 1

*•88- |A. Wal'd, c 1 o* 4 o u Murphy, lb 112 0 0

[ Finnegan, p 0 0 0 2 0 lain Out i!;'’:**"; ",

Hit Wildwood

Mahony. rf

110 0 0 0 0 0

J

Whol.-y. 3b.

Brown

Sweeney. H Ward. .• Mur phi. Ib. E. Ward. tf. Sullitan. cf. Talbi.i. 2k Enright, p. McCabe, i

2 2 2 0 «

0 0 4 1 0

0 12 10

1* 3 4 21 SEA ISLE CITY R. H. a i

IV^ff.d. TuIm.ii , ■ MeAndi. l<ockl.y. Robins "li Steven*.

Total* Collegia s Sea Isle

0 10 12

0 10 0,

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BellrpUt' by heavy bluing •Sunday out bat ted Wildwood B. j >• •' S-.SS.O. .ev -—— - ; , " '" f-. c."—. n i in",.,. !.». .j. o.n.biH., ,t„» ,fc. «. we K „„ „ l wa* closely contested al the «nd| w ^ ... .. of the luurth. B-II. Plain led 7-6 T' ** _ E. Oorson led In the slugging! Total* 9 for the Cranherry King*, knocking out t'.ur alnglu*. Lowe *i><l Oblat. Collegian* 4 Wfuaton accounted for a trio of Ocean View Fire S

0 0 0 0 • 10 0

0 0 4—fi

• 1 0 1 Oj, 2 1 4 • •

vl* 10 12 27 BELLEPLAIN

used three pitcher*.,

“ i While. Cr*vet and U Rea. but U.re unabte to subdue the King*.! "jwbu wet <- cm a batling *P r *" 0 ckbrotin* the Fourth with ewat. " i w bl. a sounded like «r»-c r»rker*. I "I |i£ti Corson aUomed but elJt i( ] -attrivd hit*, pitching splendid j j The etmond *»m* ’ b * , l

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