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1h poi ‘6 1 1a eOX 0 0113 1 1X5L 19 0 13 2 3L 01 0I 0 01302) 1 0 0000001003 9 27 11 2L6L7JL9) 0 0 0*1-- 9Pfersick up as lead-off man in the first Inning for the locals produced a double, going to third as Voetsch grounded Out, Brown to Deminskj. Loopy Rose fanned. Alex at the plate saw a wild pitch by Brown that scored Pfersick for the first run of the day. Alex K'd out. Not until the third frame did the A, G. get their second and last score of the game as the first man up, Bernard,, grounded out Banzer to Deminski. Billy • Parzick hit a single, while Pfersick poled his second hit of the day, another single.'Voetsch looped a high one into deep .right field, dropping irito-A^hite’s glovef-o10% 4 .drgpped the bair to put Vpetscn on ^second Widener s connected for his- U X tnura singlejtallied on in the fourth. One the ninth when A: Bourbeau followec The men got as f third when MacD where Purrington plate and*Hughes get A.’ Dodd.* Kric the -'run but Riel 1 strike by HatcherThe summary:,XV'- G,T.,.... i-Ien bases E. plays Cpokey. Left on ange 6. Base lyder 2. Hits, s; off Harris it by Snyder balls Pratt, tcher Davis, enney, Time—The South ed anotheri the gram-efeating theThe only am • experi-the 6th 5 indepartment g five runs, earn, how-d held them fining by a Is of the lb-i percentage as manyremen1 ,hpoa;Cof scoring the potential rUn as LoopyRose K’d and Alex grou.nded out.r The Open Kitchen-got going in the third frame to tie’the score with two runs..Easy pass to first came to'Fe-dak, hit by the pitcher, with Cebula following him with a single. Hoban made the only sacrifice of the dayx to advance both .men one base. White* at the plate put a sizzler to short-stop Voetsch, who fumbled putting. White on first, Fed a k across for the first score, and Cebula on the third bag. Deminski grounding out to shortstop,. Cebula sprinted in on the play for the second score ofthe frame.4Triples and doubles of the Open Kitchen resulted in the win for the Chicopee outfit. In the fourth Brown rammed a .triple to deep centorfield •dnd was scored on a single by Fe-Care, cfSheff, rfHebert, 2 *Purrington,. 1 Phillips, Ss F. Riel, pTotalsBright wittbajl team dak. In the' eighth^ frame^ twocioubles produced the last score of the tilt as Wiaderick. poled a long one to centevficld and was '. driven in by a double by Rogala to leftfield. -Open Kitchen'• ab 4r h po n eCebula, cf Hoban, 2 White, rf Deminski, 1 Banzer, ss Wiaderek, 3 Rogala, If0 0 0 .00 01 2 1. 00 0 2 2Q' 3 10 0 7 0 1 1 2 01 11 2 00 T3x0. 0iVi' lKnowles, 2, c Hatcher, cf Fredericks, ss Kitch, p Canterbury^ T. Dodd, 1A. Dodd, rf, 2Burnett], cBourbeau, rf ’ MacDonald ;lfTotalsScore by Inningi:G. T. D. 0Brightwopd - 0 1Runs batted in Hebert, Hughes, T Two -base hits Shel Phillips.1 Stolen ba bert, Purrington. Knowles. Double to A. Dodd fo T bases G. T. D. i Base on balls' off Struck out by Riel i; Pitches Riel 3,,. . * / * ~*Tt—’2.4 3 0-A1020Turners Falls Aril2-1 0 01- 0 0 0 0 4-0 0100 Ar o10 18 6 .4en . * -.»hpo, a lt;10 0 0 0 1e,021 0 0 0■1. 6. 0Totals4 4» » •-..• .ff;: j -I r**.' *■ *:i. ‘A J.lt; * * •37 4 10 27.r 7 1i-.I/'’. v..V*wiimrWrt3rd.- VVPfersick, 3 Vpetseh, ss L. Rose, cf B. Alex, Z D. Rose, 1'CurrISrir~~Sivik, c-Bonkccr1—*- .ab r h po a4 1 2 3 40 0 150 (T72 0.4 0 I 2 0 0•3 0 0 10 0 04410—2—0—0- -ov1 0 0 3 1 0Dauphanais, rf Bernard, rf Bill Parzick, p1 0. 0 1 0 .0230 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3/0Totals 3L_2 4 27.13 '2116 0 0 0 0 012 0 06 15 7 5 -.4 5 6 7 ,1 0 4 x—-80 0 5 0-5 Is,/ Gorey. aey. Stolen ft on bases* ?ld 4. Base Hits, off ff Deinloiri : 'out by ^McGrath,. fc^-LosingC. Wood-*■——9-0.r • , f , . ... .... . riy/Bennis' a blaze of when^hey ion . jschool fil offeredr/ the /Her-leiSfleld^too^thisJ;iii•cb^whlchsummary:erfield de-■field I daT. F, A, c: : *• 1 0 1 0 tf 0 .0 0 Mf .Runs battefl in Rogala, v-Fedak. Two-base ’ hits Pfersipk; Banzer.^ Three-base hits.. Brown, Stolen bases Wiaderek, Rogala, White; B.Rose. Sacrifices Wiaderek. Doubleplays Wiaderek to Hogan to, De-. minski. Left on bases Open Kitchen 8; Turners. Falls 4. Base on balls, off Brown 2, Parzick 0. Hit by pitcher, ,by Brown 10, Parzick 5. Wild pitches. Parzick.' Winning . pitcher Brown. Losing pitcher Pafzick| Umpire Joe O'Brien. Time Ihr 30. min. ;The Greenfield *3 ball nine defeated at Franklin park 12 4o 2. The GTD up 12 hits and wit errors sandwiehecThe summary:G.*TWidener, If Hughes, ic 4 j. Riei; 3;Care, .cf:Sheff, rf ^loylan, ' ; Purrington, .Is-Phillips, 2, p ? Fran Riel, p v Hebert, 2 .■/. Bernard, x, 2 ’Totals♦ * • «. • *■/'■sforuTJ |/A* .'i. 1YESTERDAY'S RESULTSy ft;/Pji il adelpii la/V 5; - ^ i Chicago '8, Pittsburgh 7 (10). /h 'Str Louls: 8^CincinnatiAmericanr/Ne^w %rfc5*^^stqn 12) .fcgS?Wasb^ni^ibn; 6;#hnadelphiai£ 'rSt.vtouisXl/v Detroit 10, ^Cleveland 7,? Chicago 5.STANDINGSlt; .1'rfleld de-|Sf■rnMnWhite, c£ Davis, 3 i Smith, 3Wentworth; 2 O’Brieii, c /; Cook, ss Verney; I : Snyder, zJohnson/If 5Bexvgquist, rf Masellis, p‘i•1•Totals Score, by IripingsOrangel;^/;:///-^^^S^Two-base;-hits ^White, Stolen baseiton; Cook. Sacriflblt;2. Double playsWl tb;. Purrington; tbti Orange 8. Bbsfb ohPhilips ^MasbUW;in 5 IhhihgS^Strut PhilUps^MasblllMassellisivRieLvBa!-• XS i!
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Greenfield Daily Recorder Gazette
Greenfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Jun 01, 1936
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