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Iutknow• Nine • Play. Two Games At C '.Finlayson, ss .. _ 4 •
'1ournanlen't ,In Ripley •`On Thee R ly'inlayson. 3rd .., 5 1
?" 24th -Win •Fir"st ` Game' F Greer,':
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. rom 'Kine. Greer,' . C. 4 1; .. 1
cardine:-Lose' ; Second Fixture • To — _ _
'Ripley: � . �• 8'..
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Reg . Smith's -squad ,off fly chasers Anderson3--.ly'. �_ . 3:',..`'.0°
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made their 1933 debut. on' Wednesday, o inson rf. • 4 , '1 0 2
last, when they : played in •.both fix- gin,- 2nd :.;:...,.... 4 . 2 2'.
tures of a two -game tournament , in Stein. 3rd 4 2.:,;•.'42.- 2
Ripley. In the absence ' of arwin ` Munroe, cf 4 1 1'.'' " 0
Cumin took~ the mound. a ainst' IHen`ry;. lst .g 4 . a0 .2 0
g g Pollard, ss . ,.r:.......:..,..t... 4 .:0 '.0.:..3 .
Kincardine in':the'' first game and. Coxa p. ,.._.4'.:0 0.:..
held thie:Lakesiders to Seven hits and Sutherland, c: ...:.„._4 ,0 0. •0
foul 'rune, while Lucknow toucheai,
Cox lot eight ,Bits and ,five runs This• _: °'
game 'was to have. been a 'seven inn--: 86 4 7
ing - fixture but' .nine 'inningswere ; RIPLIJY and •• IUCKNOW
'required ,before • the tie -breaking run `In the second .ams
Was scored, , when Andrew, ' Cuming game, trim
med Lucknow .•in•, no uncertain nrian-.
and, Clark” •Finlayson each singled in. ner by a score of 7 to 1• Cuming'
the ninth with 'Andrew : scoring ' ' was sent back to the .box, in this,
Errors. were 'numerous but. not :game.' but' Was relefved at the first',
disastrous •and:•did not mar what; othe fourth by boug. Clarke, who
proved an interesting;' and closely held,' the, edmen'
contested game,'.Two 'double' las byR . scoxiring:. for the"
p .y .:laat,.three innings°: Retiring the fust__
the locals` added pep `to the °fixture. three Ripley batsmen in • the first
• Kincardine's big inning came.in'the• stanza, . the .2nd inning saw nine' inen ' 4
rs, fourth, when,. Riggin ,.Was safe oil a face Hughie. and with .foiir:.�hits and,,
hard zly, which Andy.. Thompson fail- 'two errars, four runs scored Two
ed to handle.' Stein singled -and= fwo; hits. a .walk:. ,ant :.two errors; ;gave
baggers • by iboth;• Munroe ,and Henry Ripley three more" runs in the 3rd
drove in three runs before the side 'frame.. ,. j
was retired Kincardine's fourth. run Lucknow's . lone',
was� ,tally was : a
scscored d rl�
d. in'.the sixth;` when •Stein in, the -fourth. ', w `e : `'� e
of three.•bates..when-bates..,-hit-oto the. -s n • h n• Dong Clarke'
fence, and adored scored wn -singled; went'to.�2•nda on a .bautk. and
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son,- fumbled' Munro ' Y, , . • +aY- scored' on 'Andy Thonipaon's• ,double;
e a grop• nder. a • ',Away ,
Liicknow Scored' �twico in the sixth. Lane, 04•
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Lane. ;tat «
;Greer was . safe' and went to , ,second ' 4 0 1, : 'l
;on an overthrow•'froni 'third, Thom GeLeaii sa: '" 4 , ;'0 1 0
son" ` was safe , on.. Ri p' McKenzie, ; 4` 0 0 0
ifgin's error, McKenzie, ef.•.,,.,..,,-..,,,,,,,4 • '0 1 0
Stela 2nd and .• both scored when Mc ay, 2nd :......1.,.,,...,,,,„..,4,,, 2 2, '0,;
Andrew drove a ,hard single to right• Robinson, 3rd „„4 1 1 0'
In the Sixth, • Lightfoot ;: hit to the Wylds. p, ,.•„ „„ ,„„;. ,,,��„ 2 .
fence. the "ball boundin back into the • i,...,- 3 1w -.;x4.
g l\Teedhnm: , r`f: �::.....�....�.. 2 1” 0 , 0
field off a maple tree, holding •him at 'Alton, c. .......,,.,,_,,,.,..,,3 1 ; .1 0
second , He stole 3rd and scored on ' _ — _
Greer's single, The tying run came ht . 32 • '7'
the'•, 7th, when' Claming' singled• and intim*ab r
went down to the second:' scoring op A, Thom:pebn, lst .P,..':..2 '''. 0 1
Clark's hit , to right The ' tie-breaker IL . Campbell rf.., ' „; 2 0 r 0 0
was scored', when. • Andrew, •Cuming A; Andrew IL .a.
and -Oak ' Finlayson 'singled . in the • 3 :0' 0 i ; r
9tli°. '.,, ' . R. Lightfoot, 2nd �3 � 0 . 0- 1
• H. Cuming; p• c, ...:.2 0 0 ' 1 ` "'
Lucknow ' . ab • r h • e C. Finlayson, ss, ......,,..;3 0 • 0..-...-6
Thompson, 'rf r»-..•..» 5 i • 0 1 R. Finlayson, 3rd ........a4 0 1• 2
Alton, 1st .4...4.i...««..'......,.....,4 , 0 .'0 0 D. Clarke, 3rd,' `p • 3 1a 1 ::' 0
Andrew, lf,•�, „„ 5' l 2 ,2. C., Greer,.' c,. rf•......:.»....,',45 0 0 0'
Cuming. p, r 6 1 2' 0
Clarke, ef:.,,,....;� 6' 0 1. r.
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