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Newspaper

Charlotte News

Location

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

8

Hornets Lose Ragged Game To Twins

The Twins defeated the Hornets 13 to 5 in a rough contest marked by pitching woes, repeated errors, and timely hitting. Clancy led with a three-base hit, Stewart drove in runs, and Winston pulled away late with a big eighth and ninth innings as Charlotte struggled to stem the tide. Attendance reached about 1,300 with O'Brien and Danny umpiring.

Winston Hornets Clancy Gates Agnew Stewart Seigfried Daley Cross Coutts Wofford Mankie McMillan Swindell Clemens O'Halloran Spencer Garman Shumaker Hankie Malcolmson Charlotte Hargrave Twins L.eft O’brien Danny Clancy Ss Ce Ve PO McMillan Coutts If Hanklie P Hargrave Hankle R. H. E Winston

Electricians Fall To Spinners In Rainy Series Opener

In Anderson South Carolina on June 23 the local team lost 7 to 4 to the Spinners in a lopsided opener. Scanlon and Cashion were battered but kept them scattered. Smith homered and had three RBIs as Blackstone and Jenkins stood out in a rough two-error game.

Smith Blackstone Jenkins

Enors Lost Game For the Red Sox

Spartans edge Red Sox 3 to 2 in a close clash. Walters outpitched Hill as Rickard and Wagnon pace key scoring plays for Greensboro. Errors by Doak and Laval helped Spartanburg rally, with Doak and Kipp scoring on miscues and Laval sac bunt. Attendance 400 at Leibrich umpired by Mr. Leibrich.

Spartanburg D. C Patriots Walters Hill Rickard Doyle Westlake Fuller Doak Clapp Lowman Corwin Spartans Kipp Laval Wagnon Totman Red Sox Greensboro Mr. Leibrich Oy Clapp Eso Ee Corwin Stewart Es Williams Wideman McCoy

Notable Teaming at Bat Adds Two Base Hits and Power

Two base hits by Kelly W Smith Blackstone and Kite deliver offense while Smith homers. McCarthy adds a sacrifice. Cushion 4 and Scanlon 5 walk stats noted. Doak Yount and Taylor hit by pitches. Yount has two steals with Bran non and Jenkins also stealing. Green ville 9 and Anderson 11 left on base. Time 2 05 Um pire Mr Nugent.

P.C. Greenville Ewinston-Salem Sharp Greensboro Smith Blackstone Greenville Ee Doak Charlotte Spartanburg Hoey Anderson Jenkins Kite South Atlantic Ochs Ee Ae Cashion Columbia Columbus Macon Savannah Co Albany Kelly Charleston Taylor Augusta McCarthy Jacksonville Cleveland Greenbille Washington St. Louis B.C Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Southern Lest New Orleans Montgomery Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Nashville Oe Mobile Atlanta Ee Norfolk Roanoke Richmond Petersburg Lynchburg Danville Elizabeth City Portsmouth Suffolk Newport News Ee Old Point Te Cushion Scanlon Yount Brannon Greenville Mr. Nugent

Hoodoo Follows Baseball Holdouts Across Eras

A look at players who clashed with clubs over pay and were late in reporting shows a pattern of struggles. Walter Johnson faced ongoing trouble after reporting, John Kling faded from prominence after a year-long holdout, and George Stone and Ed Walsh suffered downticks in performance. Amos Rusie and Ed DelaHanty also had salary disputes with notable declines after their episodes.

Walter Johnson John Kling George Stone Ed Walsh Amos Rusie Ed Delahanty Washington

Pitcher Hankie Shuts Down Early Inning Clash

Both Agnew and Seigfried held the line in the second, staving off threats for a spell. Hankie allowed the first hit and fielded the crucial plays that sealed the early game.

Agnew Seigfried Hankie

Sports commentary on a tough season and base stealing notes

The piece reflects a frustrated season with blame on coaches and pitchers, noting one good win and questioning scouts. It quotes Billy Hamilton on base stealing and discusses defensive work, arm and eye versus legs, and the evolution of steals in early baseball.

Billy Hamilton

Cobb Expects Such a Batting Year Above .400

Boston reports that Ty Cobb predicts finishing the season with an average over .400 after June 1. He notes a strong start this year and cites past seasons where his average crossed the .400 mark post June.

Boston Tyrus R.cobb Cobb

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