Clinton News-Record, 1948-10-28, Page 12PAGE EIGHT
COLTS OUT
(Continuedm Page One)
oilt Pottruff for 'the the third. out.
Down two runs, Colts threat-
ened strongly in the last of the
seventh. Bartliff, popped to sec
'ond. White was safe on short -
shop's error. 3VtcEwan singled.
Neilans hit into a double play to
short, forcing White at thirdand
himself getting thrown out at
first. That was the turning, poiint
in the game.
Going into the ninth, Caledonia
again went in for runs: After
Harrison had fanned, Fedorka
was safe on shortstop's error and
stole second. Gordon singled: E.
Szabo singled scoring. Fedorka.
Gyokery popped to Bartliff for
the second out. Gibb, who had.
cbme inin the fourth, doubled to
centre, tallying Gordon and E.
Szabo. F. Szabo grounded • out,
third to first.
In the last of the ninth five runs
down, Bill Craig replacing broth-
er Bob inthe batting line-up,
doubled to deep_ _left. Manager
Hugh Hawkins wnt in to ,pinch-
hit for Bartliff end knocked a
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fly to centre field, Craig gal-
loping in from third to make the
(count 7-3. White grounded tit
,iat 'first, • and McEwan struck out,
I catcher to first.
Caledonia's relief twirler, Gibb,
member of a prominent rugby
and baseball family aroundHam-
ilton, really saved the'day for
his team. He did a masterly
job for his club.
(littera Didn't Hit
Where Colts fell down was in
the fact that two or three of
their players,,, who had batted
well all season, just weren't in
there at all, while Several other
players, whose batting averages
are, anything but impressive,
came through with hits. It is
significant that Colts' eight safe
hits were spread over eight sep-
arate innings,• and thus were
rather futile, while Caledonia
bunched five safeties in the sev-
enth for three counters and three
in theninth for three more.
Caledonia 7 --Clinton 3
BOX SCORE
Caledonia AB R H PO A
F.' Szabo, 2b 6 0 0 3 .2
Neilson, 3b .• 5 1 1 1 2
Thompson, rf 5 0 1 1 0
Harrison, ib • 5 1 2 11 0
Fedorka, of • 4 2 1 4 0
Gordon, If , , . , , 5 2 3 0 0
E. Szabo, c,5. 1 4 6 1
Gyokery, s 3 0 2 1 3
Pottruff, p'2 0 0 0 1
Gibb', p (4th)3 6 1 0 0
Totals 43 - 7 1527 9
Clinton Colts AB 11 11 PO A
Bartliff, ss 3 0 0 1 8
a—Hawkins 1 0 0 0
White, of 5 1 2 1 0
McEwan, 2b .,,, 4 0 1 2 1
Neilars, If
Draper, rf, p (7th) 3 0 0 0 1
Woodcock, 3b 4 0 2 2 5
,Schoenhals, 1b 2 1 114 0
Colquhoun, c : 4 0 1 6 1
Bob Craig, p 3 0 0 0 3
Bil Craig, rt 1 1 1 0 0
Totals 34 - 3 8 27 14
Caledonia; .. 010 000 303-7 15 3
Clinton 001 100 001-3 8 4
SUMMARY; Errors—Neilson,
Gyokery, Pottruf, Bartliff, Mc-
Ewan, Draper, Bob Craig; two -
base hits--Gyokery, Gibb, Schoen-
hals, Colquhoun, 13111 Craig; three
base hit—Harrison; stolen bases
—Fedorka, 'Woodcock; sacrifices.
—Gyokery 2; strikeouts — Pott -
ruff, one in three innings; Gibb,
three in six innings; Craig, three
in 6 2/3 ;nnings; Draper, two in
2r,4 innings; hits -.off Pottruff 4,
Gibb 4, Craig 12, Draper 3; bases
on balls—off Pottruff (Bartliff,
McEwan, Draper, Schoenhals 2),
off Craig (Fedorka); double play
--Gyokery to Neilson to Harrison;
passed bail CoIquhoun; wild
pitch — Craig; runs batted in —
Gib Gyokery ZNetlans, Colquharrison, E. oun,
Hawkins; earned runs-Caledonla
5 Clinton 2; Ieft' on bases --Cale-
donia 12, Clinton 9; winning pitch-
er --Gibb; losing pitcher—Craig;
umpires—Stan Smith, Stratford,
at plate; Tim Connolly, Stratford,
on bases; time of game 2.30;
attendance -1,000.
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