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EMMER. CROSS PLAY WITH VISITING NINEPhoto Engravers Meet Cox Insurance TonightThe Mansfield Photo Engravers will get their opposition from the Cox Insurance team in their News-Journal golf league match at the Possum Hun course this evening. The Engravers are the present league leaders. Other matches tonight follow: News-Journals vs. Mark’s Markets, Richland Printers vs. Ohio Fuel Gas. O. P. S. vs. Mansfield Metai Vaults.HESTON VICTOR AT POSSUM RUNDefeats Rev. Mackey to Advance to Quarter Finals; Pete Lrnster Also Wins.WRECKERS SPtIT DOUBLE-HEADERDefeat Parrella Travelers in First Game; Lose to Savannah in Nightcap.The Cates Auto Wreckers split a twin bill Sunday, winning over Leonard Parrella’s Travelers, 13 to 6, in the first game, and losing to Savannah 6 to 4 in the nightcap. The games were played at Blue Goose field.Featuring the first game was the hitting of Myers, Cates’ third sacker, who hit a home run, two doubles and a pair of singles, in five trips to the plate.Pastar of the Wreckers hit for the circuit in the initial contest. Picher Metz of the winners whiffed IS.Pastar also smacked out a Ruthian drive in the second game. Pitcher D. Ringler held the losers to eight hits, and he held them scoreless outside of the fourth and seventh innings.Pnrella («) T Cate* TV. (13ab r hi ab r hMussille.ir. 5 2 0 XI.yers.3b... 5 3 5Heckcrt.c.. 5 2 2ll.eiter.cf... 5 10Scott.cf 5 1 2|ClIne,ss.... 5 12D.Cleck’r.ss 4 1 ilPastar,c-2b. 4 2 2Bosko.lb... 4 0 OHigglns.lf.. 4 2 2B.Cleck'r.Sb 4 0 0 Smith.rE... 4 0 1 Hook 2b... 4 0 0 Vogrer.lf-p. 4 0ftPrichard.rf. 4 11 Wallace, lb 4 11 M’Fadden,2b 4 11 Metz,p 4 11Totals... 35 6 SI Totals... 39 13 15 Farella Trav. '...200 020 200— SCates A. w.......011 019 lOx—13Two-base hits—Pastar, Scott, Myers 2 Smith. Wallace. Three-base hits—Pastar, McFadden, Cline, Scott. Home runs—Myers. Pastar. Bases on balls—Off. Vogel 3, off Smith 2. Struck out'—By Vogel 6. by Metz 19 Hits—Off Vogel, 11, off Metz. 6: off Smith 4.Savonaahnh r hMcLaw.c.. 5 0 0 Wise,3b... 5 2 1 Hecker.r-cf 5 12 C.Ringler,! 4 0Cates 4.nhvhMyers,3b... 5 0ft Tieiter.cf... 4 0 0 Higgins.lf.. 4 11 Pastar. 2b.. 4 11Goose Ball Field at 8:30 O’clock.By OSCAR BUHL rpEATURING a pair of boys ^ from this vicinity, one an ex-major leaguer, and a comely lass, who once struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in an exhibition game, the famous House of David baseball team of the Benton Harbor, Mich., colony, arrived here today in a motorized caravan to do battle with Mr. Ziegler’s Westinghouse Electrics in a contest under the incandescents at Blue Goose field tonight.It’s players, sporting long, flowing beards, and uncut hair, come here direct from a successful Invasion of the east, and the team is in this town with the prime purpose of shocking the Electrics to defect.Featured Stars.Jacobs,2b.. 5 0 OlPrichard. rf 3 0ft M’Fr’d‘ks,cf 4 11 Scotty. If.. 4 12 Gretrgs? . 4 0 0 D.Rlnglor.p 4 11Frank Emmer, once a regular infielder with the Cincinnati Reds, and “Slick'* CrosB, both of Crestline, are the two featured performers with th^ bewhiskered outfit.Emmer, who has seceeeded “Chief” Bender to the management of the club, will be at an infield position tonight, with Cross, late of the Louisville Colonels, at the first station.In addition to Cross and Emmer. the Benton Harbor clan tonight will include Miss “Jackie’* Mitchell of Chattanooga, said to be the greatest feminine baseball player in the game.Miss “Jackie,” the only girl ever to be signed to a professional baseball contract, will not perform in the Davids’ lineup, hut she will exhibit her skill before the game.The team that Manager Emmer will put on the field tonight under the visitor’s own lights is as strong as the better minor league aggregations, and there is no question that the House of David club will offer the Westinghouse hoys trouble.Geiger to Pitch.Pitching announcements for tonight's game have not been made, but it is likely that Geiger will toe the slab for the local nine, with the rest of the Electric’s lineup consisting of Durant, e; Harry Dailey, lb; Bill Dailey, 2b; Shaeffer, ss; Ross, 3b; Gim-bel, If; Moxley, cf; and Miller rf.Preceding the contest, which is scheduled to start at 8:30, art unusual hit of entertainment known, as the “pepper game” will be provided by the visiting team.Special bus service is planned for the game. The buses will the intersection ofWallace,lb. 4 12 Roberts,c.. 3 o o j leave fromcifne p!?.r,s 4 1 I! Fourth and Main streets, starting Muss’illV.rf* i o o|at 7 o’clock.
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Mansfield News
Mansfield, Ohio, US
Mon, Aug 21, 1933
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