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House of David Clubbers Trim Merchants by 12-3 in Twilight Tilt FridayTHE bca rci cd pasl ime rs fro in t!to M u11lt; =1ippcd out. of li.nvn last, nifflii without so mt ciose shave foilowin£ thoir 12 to ■'! vii-tory o^ Snedeker’s Coshoot on Merchants in a twilightmem at Lake Park.Some prfity hard hi Jus. siCTl' 'and a'oettpri by Softie loose work in the local defense, helped iiv- cl : wiling whiskers to a:: easy ilwtMftn. rThey had piled a :hree-nin lead in: four frames;, and «ferr t ha’, ilioy alt;i-dcd lf it regularly while the M'U -chants went down in ret;h mr.ur.; without- a si rue sir.Merchants Score in SecondThe Merchants scored m the ond af’er McCormick singled !,.i right, went around on Shryock bunt a net scored while Shyrocl: w.t--being tossed out at second m an attempt to double Scherrer at fir-'-L,Reaching first after being hit in me third. Stull went to second while Snedeker was beating out a grounder and scored when Stoker slipped one thru short. Shryock scored the third and final run in the fourth with ins ■ own single and successive blows by Scherrer and Laud Carter.The House of David boys lambasi- lt;cd the ball with gusto, producing ■ hits whenever they were needed or | wanted. Jancski, the starting pitch- • er. was given a homer in the sixth when Hays lost the ball under ?. ■ t-ool box in deep right field. Shal-dowen, the clowning outfielder, col- ; lected four bingles In five trips to i,he plate. The lot included a triple. ; double and two singles. iTake Early LeadiScoring seven runs in the first j three innings, the whiskers placed [ themselves safely In the lead. They [ added another in the sixth, two in i lt;the seventh and two in the ninth, j IThe Merchants will continue \' their battles Sunday by entertaining j 1 the Columbus Safety Cabs at Lake ! 3 Park, ana next Thursday will play ! 1 the Newark. Pure Oils. Summary: j 1House of DavidA BRHroAFSh.ed.owen, c£ .... 5'j430UForman, rf.....01005w voces, 2b ....00ba0Beawley, if .....'. . 4•:2200Getz, 3b ______... 4a140Citthia. as .....32■i21Wood*, lb......J.]JI1«Jtsngnew, c . —...61i(j00Jtneelcl,. p ........ 211lt;J1Swaney, p .....u000Totals.1427131CoshoctonABRIII’OAEStull, SU5 .......10260Snedeker, lb ... Over holt, lb ....... 30112u0., , 00(10li0HnyB. Jf-rt ........ 301001Laird, rf .......01000Ugle. rf-lf -----00IS011C. Carter. If ....____ 10tlt;1MoCormick, 3b .. . 4j.1121Shryock. c .....,. . 2j221lt;JDurant, c......•}00200Scherrer, 2b----.. 2012a0Jones, 2b ....... . 1u00i1Miller, p ......... 1 '0I.J6i*'L. Carter, p...... . .101ju0Totals .......3027htn3Coshocton .......Oil.100000—3Stolen base* —Catlna,2;GelK.wooos. i wo-oase nits — ainaowcn. j Carina, Woods. Three-base hits—! Shadowcu, Getz, Hays. Home run— j Janeskl. Double plays—Stull to Scher-Ter to Snedeker, Stull to Snedeker Cat-lnn. to 3tavoces In Woods, Swnney to fitavocea to Woods. Bases on balls —off Miller. 1; of! Carter. 2: off Janeski. 1. Struck out—by Miller. 3. by Carter. 3. Pitching records-—8 hits off Miller in 2 2-3 innings; G off Car- I ter In 6 I-3 inning*; 8 off Janeski In : fi Inning?; 1 off Svanry m 3 innings. : Hit by plveh.ee! ball—Stlill ihy .Ian- \ esk H . Bait—S Fa n e y. U m p i r e.. — t. a ini i i. pi ate i; Zumbrn \ bases j. I +:* David ich as a 'ci- Ray outage:-
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Coshocton Tribune
Coshocton, Ohio, US
Sun, May 20, 1934
Page 3
Full Page
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Michael W.
NA, 26 Jul 2023
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