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"times
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means,
and
what
,
constitutes
a
hit.
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that
"a
time
at
bat"
sliall
not
be
charged
agalnrt
a
batsman
who
Is
awarded
first
base
by
the
umpire
on
called
balls
or
when
he
-makes
a
sacrifice
hit
or
for
Interference
by
the
catcher."
That
means
that,
if
a
player
is
up
to
bat
four
hnts
but
is
given
a
j
cord
of
13
hits
off
Clothier
Pitch-'walk,"
he
13
charged
with
only
er
Dick
Letourneau,
one
of
whWh
three
times
at
bat.
Now
with
regard
to
"hits."
The
rule
book
has
this
to
say,
"In
no
case
shall
a
base
hit
be
scored
when
a
base-ruhner
is
forced
out
by
the
play."
So
the
batsman
gets
no
credit
for
his
"hit."
Another
incident
not
known
by
seine
Is
the
matter
of
getting
to
first
base
on
an
error,
or
a
fielder's
choice.
In
part
the
rule
book
states'.
"When
a
fielder,
after
handling
a
batted
bin,
elects
to
try
to
retire
a
base-runner
instead
of
the
batter,
the
play
is
known
as
a
fielder's
choice.
In
case
the
runner
is
retired,
or
would
have
been
retired
but
fop
an
error,
the
batter
shall
be
charged
with
a
time
at
bat,
but
no
hit.
If
the
runner
it
not
re
tired,
and
no
error
is
made,
the
oauer
snan
De
cnargea
with
a
time
at
bat.
but
no
hit,
provided
he
swung
at
the
ball."
So
If
a
batter
gets
to
first
on
his
hit
because
a
fielder
commits
an
error,
the
batter
is
not
credited
wrth'a
hit.
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and
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stool
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Also
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MOOSE
DEFEAT
CLOTHIERS
10-4
The
chill
wind
of
defeat
rattled
through
the
Watts
and
Nickerson
dug-out
at
Roosevelt
baseball
park'Suriday
afternoon
wheh
the
lowly
Clothiers
clashed
with
the
Loyal
Order
of
M6ose
lri
the
regular
league
'
fixture,
going
clown
by
a
score
of
10-4.
Moose
turned
in
a
hitting
re-
was
a
double
in
the
ninth
inning
by
Cliff
Dahl.
Watts
and
Nickerson
?ot
elgh".
hits
olf
Moose
pitcher
Stu
Henry,
whb
returned
to
the
mound
for
the
first
time
since
straining
his
back'
a
couple
of
weeks
ago.
M6oe
took
an
early
lead
by
coring-
two
runs
In
the
first
inning
when
MSNeil
singled
and
Sparks
got
on
base
on
a
field
error.
Watts
and
Nickerson
also
scored
in
t
he
first
when
Smith,
on
base
on
a
field
error,
came
home
on
a
hit
by
Wlnd'.e.
The
second
inning
was
a
one-two-three
for
both
pitchers
Henry
struck
out
Beruschl
and
Frrwccd
while
Antone
was
re-t'.-rl
r-i
ai
inf'eld
grounder.
Lc-tn-'-nppr
rtrrrk
out
Dunbar
and
Linney
and
Henry
filed
out
to
Sherwood.
The
Clothiers
tied
the
score
,n
ll?e
Win.
innln
when
Anton
slnfted
and
was
brought
home
when
Turner
get
on
base
on
a
fielder's
error.
HCwevrr.
M4os
climbed
aboard
the
the
sixth
by
secrlnsr
three
runs.
Moose
really
put
on
the
heat
in
the
elhth.
Dahl-.
McNeicc.
Dunbar.
Linney
and
Henry
each
cored,
bringing'
he
MOcse
total
to
1.
Dahl
hit
a
trin'e
and
cam?
home
on
a
single
by
Mcore.
Duh-bnr
rot
on
bie
on
a
fielders'
"hofce
play
in
which
Moore
was
forced
out
at
s6nd.
Linney
singled
and
Henry
hit
a
double.
The
Clothiers'
ninth-Innin?
rollv
resulted
-In
Turner
scoring
after
getting
on
bate
on
a
fielders'
error
and
Windle
off
a
hit.
Oroff
and
Beruwhl
marked
up
hit
riurhig
the
Innirw;.
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MOTORS
TAKE
LEAGUE
LEAD
Come
Froni
Behind
to
Defeat
CN.R.A.
9-5
In
Faslbalf
Friday
evening's
game
in
the
Men's
-
Fastball
League
provided
a
big
crowd
of
spectators
with
a
hard
fought
battle,
the
General
Motors
nine
finishing
up1
with
a
well-earned
win
by
9
to
5."
ON.R.A.
did
hot
get
a
man
on
base
In
their
first
tw6
times
at
bat
and
General
Motors
went
hltless
In
their
first
time
up.
In
the
lower
half-
of
the
second
Lindsay
led
eff
with
a'
double
and
Dkjmlnato
singled,
Lindsay
scoring,
and,
while
the
railway
men
were
discussing
matters,
Lindsay
stole
home.
The
first
of
"the
third
was
the
Rallwaymen's
big'
inning:
Dun
can
and
Berner
hit
safely
and,
with
Chyzyk'
getting
a
walk,'
the
bases
were
loaded.
Dcmlnato
was
in
trouble.
He
struck
Nixon
out
but
Tsehslbold
hit
a
two-bag.?er
and
Duncan
and
Uerner
came
in,
tying
the
score.
Dunbar
hit
safely
and
Chyzyk
put
the
railway
men
a
run
up.
Boulton
was
safe
on
Antone's
error
but
Tscha-bold
was
out
on
Domlnato's
throw
to
third.
Schwab
hit
a
double
and
Dunbar
and
Boulton
came
in.
Herchuk
struck
out.
Five
runs
had
come
In
on
two
doubles,
f6ur
single,
a
walk
and
two
errors
and
the
CJN.R.A.
were
leading
five
to
two.
In
their
half
cf
the
third
the
Motormen
got
a
run
back
when
Pavlikis
singled
and
came
home
on
Windle's
double.
C.N.R.A.
were
unable
to
get
another
run
In
the
game
although
Dur&ar
hit
a
two-bagger
when
he
was
firs:
man
up
In
the
fifth.
The
Motormen
went
scoreless
In
the
fourth
and
fifth
but
got
another
run
In
the
sixth
when
Lamble
doubled
and
came
heme
on
Antone's
hit.
They
finally
went
into
the
lead
In
the
seventh
when
they
scored
twice.
Pierce
was
safe
on
Herchuk'S
error.
Vuckbvlch,
Pavlikis,
Win
dle
and
Lindsay
hit
safely
with
Pierce
and
Pavlikis
scoring.
They
1
went
further
ahead
in
the
eighth
after
Dunbar
struck
out
Antone.
j
Arnev
was
sate
on
Kerchuk's
error,
Pierce,
Vuckovlch,
Pavlikis.
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AVENUE
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Fourlh
Windle
ail
singled
and
then
LaotbSe
doubled
Three
ruri?
c::mr
...
Ai'ney,
v'ucXovich
an-.'
Pavlik:-:
a):
-;ccr;!r-'.
and
two
men
were
left
on
bates.
In
their
last
time
at
bat
Tschnbold
was
out
to
a
great
catch
by
Pierce,
Dunbar's
big
hit
to
centrefield
was
caught
by
Latmaie
and
Baul-ton
flew
out
to
Windle
and
the
game
was
over.
Dunbar
allowed
16
hits,
no
walks
and
struck
out
10.
Dcmlnato
allowed
12
hits,
walked
three
and
struck
out
2.
Berner
and
Chyzyk,
with
two
hits
in
thTee
times
at
bat,
and
Dunbar
and
Duncan
wtth
two
In
four
times
up
were
tile
leading
batsmen
for
the
ONR.A.
The
General
Motors
hard
hitting
and
their
airtight
support
of
Dominate
were
the
deciding
factors
in
the
game.
Pavlikis
and
Windle,
the
latter
with
a
double,
each
had
three
hits
In
five
thnes
at
.bat.
Vuckovich
had
two
in
fcur
times
up.
Lambie
had
two
in
five
times
up
but
both
were
two-baiggers.
Lindsay
had
two
hite
In
five
tfcnes
up,
one
being
a
double.
Pierce
at
second
turned
In
a
particularly
fine
display
of
fielding.
Comadina
behind
the
plate
and
Alex
Bill
on
bases
turned
in
first
class
Jobs
as
officials.
The
work
done
by
the
City
Engineer
on
the
grounds
is
an
Improvement
and
when
It
has
been
completed
the
grounds
will
be
In
first
class
shape.
USED
GOODS
WE
BUY
AND
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