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Newport Gets Both Games.
Batesville scored but one run in
With Wise on the firing line,
the second of the series Tues
day afternoon while Newport
found Taylor for 6 runs.
First Inning —J. Carpenter
first up for Batesville, hit an
easy grounder to Wise, who
threw to Littleton killing him.
Haley hit to center for one base.
Greenfield was out, Ware to Lit
tleton- Garbacz failed to touch
Wise’s curves and ended inning
for Batesville. No runs.
Umsted struck out. Stallings
oi!t, Taylor to Carpenter. Wise
! out, England to Carpenter.
Second inning — Carpenter
singled to right. England hit to
McDonald, who threw to second,
killing Carpenter and England
safe on first. McMillan out at
first on grounder, advancing En
gland to third. England later
sco -ed on McDonald’s error
| Stevens walked,* but later caught
on an attempted sensational
steal of the second bag.
Bevans’ high fly to short was
roped in by Haley. McDonald
fanned. Knowles flied to short,
making third out.
Third inning—Taylor fanned
the air, adding another strike
out to Wise’s list. Carpenter
followed Taylor’s suit, as did
Haley.
Hirsch opened for Newport
with a single to right. Littleton
fanned and Hirsch was out steal
ing third. McMinn fanned.
Fourth inning—Greenfield was
robbed of a hit by Bevans. Gar
bacz was out, McDonald to Lit
tleton. Littleton caught Car
penter’s high one, ending in
ning. '
Haley caught Umsted’s fly.
England caught Stallings’ easy
fly. Wise out, Haley to Carpen
ter.
Fifth inning—England’s high
fly was caught by Bevans, who
| later assisted Lfttleton in put
ting McMillan on the bench. Ste
yens’ long drive to left was nab
bed by Umsted.
Bevans out, Taylor to Carpen
ter. McDonald out, Taylor to
Carpenter. Knoles safe on an
easy grounder, stole second on
Taylor, but died when Hirsch
struck out.
Sixth inning—Taylor’s fly to
center was grabbed by Hirsch.
Carpenter fanned. Haley made
first on grounder. Greenfield
fanned.
Littleton out, England to Car
penter. McMinn out on easy
grounder. Umsted fanned.
Seventh inning—Garbacz out,
Wise to Littleton. Carpenter
out on easy grounder. England
out, Knoles to Littleton.
Taylor was so rattled at the
beginning of the seventh that he
hit Stallings. Wise doubled to
center, advancing Stallangs to
third. Bevans hit a high one to
right, which was caught but
' Stallings tied the score by his
fast running. McDonald hit to
second, who threw home, but
was too slow. McDonald took
first and later scored on Knoles’
sacrifice. Hirsch bunted in Mc
Donald and Knoles. Littleton
fanned. McMinn fanned, ending
the lucky seventh with a total
1 of 4 runs for Newport.
Eighth inning—McMillan o
pened for Batesville with a beau
tiful strike out. Stevens flied to
center and found Hirsch guard
j ing his post as usual. Taylor
saw fit to strike out.
Umsted couldn’t see Taylor’s
; low curves and fanned. Stallings
hit to left for one base- Wise hit
to England, who muffed, advanc
ing Stallings to second. Bev
:ans struck out, Sailings made a
pretty steal to third and Wise
followed him by a steal to sec
ond. Stallings reached home or
catcher’s error and Wise came
! in later on McDonald’s ground
er, which was muffled by pitch
er. Knoles closed the winning
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Ninth inning—Carpenter o
pened the ninth for Batesville
I with a strike-out. Haley struck
lout also, and Greenfield made
first on an easy grounder. Green
field stole second, but Garbacz
j ended game by a strike-out
Wise’s pitching and his team
mates’ suport was excellent.
Taylor pitched . shut-out ball
for six innings.
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