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Clowns Frolic Way To Victory Over All-StarsThe Canadian Clowns, off to a slow »tart, picked up a win in their game with the Huntingdon Atl-Stars here yesterday, 6-to-5.‘ Huntingdon scored its first run when Wear singled, Troy sacrificed and Buz* Miller sent him racing home with the longest hit of -the day, a 3-b'agger to left field. Wingate's single and Rupert's double, with an error, scored two more in the seventh. An error, a single and a two-bas6 hit by Brandt scored 2 in the ninth. Then, with Brandt on second and .two out, R. Emfield went down swinging.The Clowns, scored first on a single, a triple and a double in the second inning. A single and a triple and a sacrifice fly scored 2 in the fourth and 2 singles and an error scored the last one .in the sixth for the Clowns.Hammon furnished the Clown acts of the day. This man used to play with tne House of David and. he1.put on an act in the fifth for-the crowd, doing tricks with the .ball which had the crowd laughing most of the time. He and^Schnepp led the play,W. W^r’s :catch of a fly hallin the third inning, was outstanding. He also was on base four in five; times. King Rupert pitched good enough ball to win, but had some ragged support at times. He was hit freely but kept ■hi*, hits pretty well scattered. [Miller's -'drive was the longest seen on tber P. R. R. field this ’year. -:Thc All-Stars play at-Roberls-dale on Sunday, May 27, nt 2o’clock, and meet the Brooklyn Cuban Giants May 29, Tuesday.All-StarsW. Wear 2b Troy lb CoKzen’s lbBrandt If Miller 3b'Lee 3 bR. Emfield cf Reed o Cataluscl a Ritter ss Wingate rf Free berg rfRupert p TotalClownsHayes c Hammon as Wheeler cf Eombardo rf Hillindger lb K!\g 3b DaviB 3b' Valenti If Schnepp pgivenlater.abTh0a522462018010020501101010140130400202 •01002013240025211102000042102.385102?16abAPhoa511915011151210501004•o2110411334000141ou0042225406122711TotalTwo base hits: Rupert, firandt, Hammon, Schnepp; three base hits: Miller, Schnepp; struck out; by Rupert 4, by Schnepp 10; ba.ies on balls: Schnepp 1;double plays: Davlg-KIng Hjllind-trer, Ritter-Wear-Troy; sacrifice hits: Cozzens and Troy,Score by innings:Stars . 10000020 2—5 Clowtig 02120100 0—fl Scorer, Morrison; umpires D. Black. N. Fagan.
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The Daily News
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, May 24, 1934
Page 2
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Michael W.
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