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/U*.matte tniruMeadow city in their half of : the first. JarviTXn6tted~tH^^6unVwitH his homer when he caught the ball on the nose with the count, one and one. • In the third Rfcrak walked a man. The next ■ reached after an unsuccessful play was tied at second, ChulaJ went in to pitch and Rurak was moved_ to right field. The next man sacrificed. Chula fanned the* next man but when he tried to catch the runner off third he threw wild and Northampton took the dead. The batter grounded for the ftpird out. %;Totman was walked, with orfe down in the fifths A single and an error piit him on third and an outfield fly brought him in to1 tie the--Totals —™rr-.£42-:; 8:14 27 11: Northampton.- ab r h po aK. Jackimczyk, cf 3 1 0 2 0Pitts, ss.Jabanski, 1 5 12 9 0ond by virtue of a walk and a wild pitch,^Videner reached onsah error and a man scored* After' stealing second Widener scored as Hughes connected for his second hit. . ^-A fielder’g—choice,-an error, and a single^tallied one. for Brightwood in the fourth. One man was down in the ninth wheir At Dood^singled and-Bourbeau followed with another. The men got as far as second and third when MacDonald hit to first-where Purrington pegged to the plate and* Hughes threw to third to get A. Dodd.* Knowles singled for the run but Riel breezed the third strike by Hatcher for the final out. The summary:/ '• X• P D. . ; . •0-0X0Lucey, If . Kolodzinsk\ rf Si Jackimczyk, 2 Strodinski, 3 Spencer, c,: Crane, pTotals . 34 4 7 27 101 2 3 4 5 0 7 8 9Greenfield - 2.1 0 0 1 0 4 0 9Northampton. 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-- Runs batted in ,Totman 2, Jan Saleski, Chula 2, Wondoioski, . banski, Lucey 2. Two-base h Totman* Parzychr Three-base^ Lucey. -Home- runs^Jarvis, Stblener, If; xCare, cf Sheff, rf Hebert,^ 2 *Purrington, 1 Phillips, Ss F. Riel, pbases Greenfield 10, Nortfeampf 9. Base on balls, off Rurak 2, Chi 2, Crane 2. Hits, off Rurak 5 ir innings; off Chula 2 in 7 innin Struck out by Rurak 2' Chula Crane 5' Winning pitcher ‘ Chu Umpire Driscoll.* Time 2 Hours minutes, x Bresciano batted : Rurak in the 9th.NORTHFIELD— In what turn out tq be a slugfest,. plus a contlt; in, which each team tried .hard;outdo themselves in the number errors they could make, the Gret field Mohawks defeated the Norlfield town ; i team—hereSaturd afternoon 14 to 10. The summar;Greenfield Mohawks,. * ’ . . J. :*1; ab J^hZpo aDemeoi cf : . 6 2/ 15 0Wondoioski, c, 2 4 I 0 5 2M. Variest, 1 5 2 /2 12 0Klaiber, sS - ; S 2 0 0 2Daignault,. 3 6 12 1.1L. Variest, 2; c 5 2 2 2 1Jennis. If v 4 2 1 0 0McDermott, rf • 5 0 12 0Duprey, p • 4: 2. '2 0 5TotalsTiTttler^i'Wrdgfii.in'aft'76?3rd.. - V ..Semeli,. .ss- . .. .^ 5 2,3: t~B.]4okGnski7-e^TTr'4--i-1-l:“9'^l”'0 Klinker, If 4 11 2 2 0M. Gexlar, 3b. .... 3 0 1 Q 2 2 Laskoski, 3b. .... 1 /0 0 0 0 1 Slahetka, lb. /... 3 0 17 11Ripka, rf: .;----..10 10 0 0Podlesney, p.4 00 0 2 1 0•TotaiS‘TT77r:“T~^9”5^9''2715'''5By innings / I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Mohawks .... 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 2 0—6 White Eagles . 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0—5 Runs batted in Wondoioski, Voetsch, Semeli 2; Ripka; Two-base hitsKlinker; Home- runs/Semeli; Stolen bases Semeli 2, Slahetka, Margo! a; Sacrifices Coates; Double play, Coates do Stetsbn to Variest; .Left on bases, .Mdhawks 5, White Eagles 9; Base on balls, off Voetaeh 2; Rod-lesney 1; Struck out by Voetsch 10,podlesney 5; Wild pitches, Voetsch 2, Podlesney 2; Umpire Davis. Time 2*15. '. sXX XXxLegus batted for Margola in 9th.Buffum, 3 V . .2 0 1 1 QShearer, 2, p\ 5 0 0 0 3Polhemus, cf • 5 0 0 2 0 M. Glazier, rf /; 3 0 1/2 0Carmean, rf 2 1- 0 10Gibson, c 4 0 0 10 2Plotzek, ss / 2 1 1 0 1tZ'CTszmvr~2'-^zrrrrNewton, 1 r ' 3 3 1 9 0Bellaire, p, 2 4 X 0 0. 1/• *• ' r* ’ •• •_*.X• Totals ' / 37 19 9-27 9” , 1 .2 3 4 5 ,0 7 8.3Mohawki v 0 3 0 -6 0 0 0 60Northfield /i. 1 3 0 1 0,2 12 0 Two-base hits M» Variest, Plotzi THree-base hits Newton. Stol bases Duprey, L; Variest, Wondo ski;' Scoble 2, C; Glazier, Newtt Sacrifices4 Gibson. Left* on ba; Mohawks 5, Northfield 7. Base balls, off; Duprey 6,: BeUaire 2. H: *qff Bellaire/IL Hit-pitcher, by Rellaire (Wondoioski Struck oitf /by/ Duprey* 4, Bella 7,. Shearer 2. Wild : pitches Bellai Duprey. Balk: Duprey. Passed he Wohdbloski/ Gibson 2. Losing bib en; BeRaiw.;Umpire Dalton, Tmu. hours :■ 9: inihiResZZZZ^^The Greenfield Tap and Die baseball nine defeated the Orange AC at Franklin park Friday evening. 12 to 2. The GTD sluggers chalked up 12 hits and with the six Orange errors sandwiched in, scored inThe summaryWidener, If Hughes, ic '* j. Riei; 3 ‘ Care, sd Sheff/rfPurrington, 1 Phillips, 2, p Fran Riel, p Hebert, 2 Bernard, x, 2TotalsOrangeWhite, cfDavis, 3 /' /Smith, 3 Wentworth, 2 O’Brien, c • Cook,. ss Verney; I r • / Snyder, z X Johnson, If Bergquist, rf Masellis, p'Several Greenfield tennis players took part in the tennis tournament staged at Brattlebord/wey Xthe week-end. Malcolm Alber defeated Groverman Payne, 7^5, 8-6, while Percy Booth; ofk Brattlebbro defeated Fred, Houston in a three set af^/: Fred Harris |of Brattleboro de^ feated Ray/Spencer: 6-3/ toanother snappy match/while RalphLoomis /entered the semifinals by a clean/dirt/tdctory over Malcolm/: Ralph/imctos^^ loi^/ih utbe/s^^finals tq .Tina; Vihal pf6--l^. 7-5^ - Loomi^^played -well* JiisdrivingVinal’s steadiness jiroyed rtb be 'the main i factor (to Ihisi/jth/tha; doubie^/WiRatdl^aRb^and?Alber;®Totals:;Scbrfe/ v//-^OrangeX®ZXCwo-base hits : Care 2,/XHebert, White. Stolen bases J; Riel, Purring-ton; Cook. SacrHijes Hughes, .J*:Riel 2, Double plays Phillips to MoylantoyPun,ihgtbn:Xlt;eft,on^fae8GW Orange 8. Base on balls, of^Riel 2, Philips :!/Hits b® in:5 innings/Strucfeowtiby Riei;3i PhilUpS^^^M^bUis ^Wld^itches
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Greenfield Daily Recorder Gazette
Greenfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Jun 01, 1936
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