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No sooner had Jthe decision been made before thereg was a run-in between players and fans but all arguments seemed to have been made in vain as the umpire could not be induced to make the change. Up to the ninth inning the fans were treated to a fairly interesting exhibition of the national pastime, in spite of the fact that the officials seemed to be missing them with marked regularity. Bixby was on the hill for the heme club while Davison performed for McHenry. Both pitchers put up a very creditable exhibition. The former allowed but five hits while Davison yielded seven, including the last fly which caused all the trouble The game by innings was as follows: | FIRST INNING: Rosier lifted to Baxter. Gross was thrown out by Bixby and Tornquist skied to McHen^ No hits, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: Brewer skied to Gross. McHen lined to Re pas and Walsh lifted to Tornquist. No hits, no runs. SECOND INNING: Strong made an exceptionally fine catch of Kern's line drive to left. Kingsley drew a walk and went to third when Carlton allowed Rogers' fly to get away from him. Montgomery played for Rogers on an attempted steal but Brewer was slow on the return, the play letting Kingsleyscore while Rogers was resting on second. Repas struck out. No hits, one run LIBERTYVILLE: Baxter lifted to Repas. Montgomery was thrown out by Davison. Strong lined to Repas. No hits, no runs THIRD INNING: Raasch was out, Brewer to Altenberg. Davison thrown out by Bixby. Kosier dropped a two-ply smash to center. Gross out, Baxter to Altenberg. One hit, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: Carlton fouled to Kingsley. Altenberg rolled to Raasch. Bixby walked and so did Brewer. Davison apparently had McHen struck out and both he and Kingsley started for the bench when ye umps ruled his apparent third strike a ball. This decision sort of upset Davison for a minute with the result that McHen slammed the next ball into deep right for three bases, the hit scoring Bixby and Brewer. Walsh was out, Davison to Raasch. One hit, two runs. FOURTH INNING: Tornquist doubled to center. Kern struck out and then Kingsley drew a walk. Both runners advanced one base when Rogers rolled to Altenberg. With men on second and third, Repas struck out. One hit, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: Baxter and Montgomery struck out and Strong lifted to^ Repas. No hits, no runs. FIFTH INNING: Raasch skied to Walsh. Davison was thrown out by Brewer and Kosier was nailed by McHen. No hits, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: Carlton <^nt, Gross to Raasch. Altenberg fanned. Bixby was safe on Kosier's error and Brewer's single put Bixby on third. Bixby was caught at home plate when Kingsley and Kern pulled the short throw play on Brewer's steal and nailed Bixby at the plate. Ome hit, no runs. SIXTH INNING: Gross singled to center but was forced at second when Tornquist's attempted sacrifice rolled to Bixby. Tornquist stole second. Kern and Kingsley both fanned. One hit, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: McHen singled past third and took second on Walsh's sacrifice, Bixby to Altenberg. Baxter was thrown out by Tornquist. Mont gomery singled to left, the hit putting McHen on third. Strong dropped single back of short, McHen scoring and Montgomery going to second. Carlton was thrown out by Davison. Three hits, one run. SEVENTH INNING: Rogers drew a pass but was forced at second when Repas rolled to Bixby.fi Raasch put Repas on third with a single over third and took second himself on the throwin. Davison shot a roller down to Altenberg on which Repas started for home. Altenberg's throw to the plate got away from Montgomery and when the excitement had subsided, both Repas and Raasch were across the counting station. Davison was on sec Drug Store --is headquarters for- Cream and all other hot weather dishes. Our sanitary fountain is outfitted to produce everything to please the tastes of the most fastidious people. 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Walsh struck out and Baxter! was thrown out on a fast play by' Kingsley. No hits, no runs. ! NINTH INNING: Rogers singled to center. Strong made a nice catch of Repas' drrve. Raasch lifted to Stronp and Davison was thrown out by Bixby. One hit, no runs. LIBERTYVILLE: Montgomery singled to right but was forced at second when Strong rolled to Davison. Dasher, batting for Carlton, struck out. And then came the hit to right which caused all the arguments and the game was over. In his attempt to field the ball Rogers fell over a spectator. Two hits, one run. The tabulated score: Miss Harriet visitor Friday. J. D. Beatty of Chicago spent Sunday at his summer home here. Kirk Harrison spent the Fourth at f$£ home pf McHenry friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Phalin spent last hursday and Friday in Chicago, iss Ella Ipsh passed a few days at home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown. Goettsche of Chicagb visited his r, Mrs. Dr. Johnson, Saturday. ,rs. M. C. Wilson of Rockford was a int visitor in the Sherburne home, r. and Mrs. Curtis Westphal vis- Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stoffel last illiam Krause and son, Clarence, toMsed Saturday at the home of Matt dieber. K Alfred Bonslett and Mrs. Guy Shaw ciiajped the week ond with McHenry b^pnds. rijliss Mary Fehling spent Saturday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael s airway. 1 > Miss Ruth McCay of Crystal Lake s<ri$ed Louis A. Erickson and family ciitiirday. li.Mrs. Glen Shales and family spent tatttrday at the home of Mrs, N. E. stltbian. siGfcarles O'Malley and son spent the t(*i*th with Mr. and Mrs. €. W. sagger. and Mrs. Ben Neunert of Chispent Saturday with McHenry li n McHENRY Kosier, If. Gross, 3rd t> Tornquist, Kern, 2nd b«« Kingsley, c . Rogers, rf ... Repas, cf .. Raasch, 1st b Davison, p R . . . . 0 ....0 ....0 ,...0 ....1 ...0 ....1 ....I .0 I* LIBERTYVILLE R Brewer, 2nd b ......1 McHen, ss 1 Walsh, cf ..........0 Baxter, 3rd b .......0 Montgomery, c .... .0 Strong, If ».l Carlton, rf .0 Altenberg, 1st b .. .0 Bixby, p ..........1 PO 1 1 2 1 8* 1 4 8 0 *26 PO 2 2 1 I 5 3 0 13 0 • A 9 l l 0 0 0 0 2 t 10 A 3 5 0 1 t 0 1L ft th1 tb 4 7 27 18 2 •Two oat when winning score came in. Dasher batted for Altenberg in ninth. Score by Innings McHenry 0 1000020 Q--3 Libertyville ...0 0200100 1--4 Left on bases: McHenry, 5; Libertyville, 4. Bases on balls: Off Davison, 5; off Bixby, 3. Struck out: By Davison 6; by Bixby, 6. Two base hits: Kosier, Tornquist. Three base hit: McHen. isrs. Seth and Alfred Richardson Saturday with their parents at •field. and Mrs. W. J. Marum of Woodvisited Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Justen uvt weqk. T Mk. and Mrs. Forrest Sholes of ChistM spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. frj J* Kent. and Mrs. Rossman and daughj- ki-^Jeanne, spent the week end with PF*1 F. J. Ward. We William Bickler family from aaston spent the Fourth at the nt of J. Blake ^iiss Corolla Oanesburg and Arthur tIfmpbell visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. j0,ittnd Saturday. t j(€r. and Mrs. George Dowe of Waure; an spent the holidays with Mr. sel Mrs. J. W. Bonslett. p}£r. and Mrs. Chas. Newman and Wren of Chicago passed the week onf and ^r8, k- F* Newman. a 4sle Bassett and Miss Floribel |ortett passed a few days last week DesPlaines. ' ~"lnss Wheeler and Miss Dorothy 'rshall spent the week end with ttives in Chicago. liss Feme Emrick of Wisconsin nt Saturday and Sunday at, the Be of H. C. Bobb, Ir. and Mrs. William Howard and , Donald, passed the week end at home of Matt. Weber. ^ Ir. and Mrs. Kenneth Burns and tily spent Saturday as guests in the 0e of George Johnson. ohn Zens and Miss Florence Zens Waukegan spent the holiday with and Mrs. J. W. Bonslett. Ir. and Mrs. F. A. Bohlander were Its in the home of Mra. Martha -STATE LINE VS. McHENRY Taking advantage of the State Line misplays, the McHenry Grays succeeded in handing the Liners a 7 to 4 defeat at the State Line park last Sunday afternoon. The Liners outhlt "our gang by a safe margin but they just couldn't get these blows at the right time and therefore their third defeat of the season at the hands of McHenry. Davison, who pitched a hard game at Libertyville only the day before, again occupied the mound at the State Line park, and considering all things, he must be given a great deal of credit. This is the second time this season that Davison pitched two games in succession, a feat which is very seldom recorded by any pitcher, not barring the big leaguers. McHenry pulled a couple of fast double plays during the contest and also staged one or two other infield "stunts" that are worthy of special mention. The game by innings: FIRST INNING: Kosier walked and took second on Gross' sacrifice, Edgar to Seiberlich. Tornquist also walked. Kern then started a fast double play for the Liners by rolling down to Edgar, the double was completed via De- Vorak and Seiberlich. No hits, no runs. STATE LINE: McClellan was thrown out by Kern. Phillips struck out and DeVorak lifted to Repas. No hits, no runs. SECOND INNING: Kingsley sin gled to center and took second on Rogers' sacrifice, Edgar to Seiberlich. Repas struck out and Raasch was thrown out by DeVorak. One hit, no runs. STATE LINE: Williams shot a single between short and third. Heideman's was credited with a single to Kern. The ball, going at a very good rate of speed was knocked down by Kern but the latter could not recover in time for the forced put out at second. As a result both runners were safe. Seiberlich struck out. Gross pulled a smart play on a ball hit down to him by Sevic. Instead of waiting to tag Williams on his way to third, Gross shot the baA to Kern and Kern to Raasch to complete a speedy double. It was one of the best plays pulled off by McHenry this season. One hit, no runs. ^ THIRD INNING: Davison was thrown out by DeVorak. Kosier singled to left and was caught at second when he tried to stretch the hit into double. Britz lost the ball in the sun. Gross out, Williams to Sieberlich. One hit, no runs. STATE LINE: Britz struck.out. Edgar was thrown out by Kern. IptaClellaa walked and then was eaogiit *tealinr. No Uti, no rnas. Mr cag latt Gai anc We Nei Arl wei Wi the plate. Three hits, one run. SIXTH INNING: Repas out, Edgar Seiberlich. Raasch singled to right rode to third on Davison's single center. Kosier's sacrifice, Edgar to ^iberlich put Davison on second oss shot a hot one down to DeVorak. le latter made a wild peg to first Ifth the result that Raasch and Daviscored while Gross went on to sec- Tornquist struck out. Two hits, o runs. STATE LINE: Heideman dropped a iple back of short and took second Seiberlich's perfect bunt in front home plate. Seiberlich beat Kings' s throw to first. Sevic also bunted front of the home plate but this io Kingsley was on his toes and shot ball to Gross at third in time to •ce Heideman at that station. Britz started a fast double play by ling to Kern. The latter tagged going to second and then got ball to Raasch in time to complete double play. One hit, no runs. 5EVENTH INNING: Kern lifted to Clellan in center. Kingsley drew Ik and went to third on Roger's gle to right. Rogers then pulled throw from Heidemano on an empted steal with the result that psley scored. Rogers also reached ond on the bad throw to the plate, las struck out. ^ Raasch scored gers with r. single to right. Davilifted to Phillips. °Two hits, two ana SuiSTATE LINE: Edgar popped to 8's^asch. McClellan threw his bat \inst the grand stand after he had ®°luck out. Phillips shot a fast one fn past Davison. Davison knocked ^oriirn the blow, the bal! rolling over to >ss who recovered it in time for the at first. Another fast play. No n, no runs cl 1« la wfc ci1 i C. an B« wi an 111 of 3 Ch as He i;; dai Suip, Phone,126-Wi ,EIGHTH INNING: Kosier struck out. Gross was thrown out by Sevic. The latter fell down after stopping the ball but recovered in tame for the out at first. It was a good play, to say, the least. Tornqyist struck out. No hits, no runs, STATE LINE: DeVorak lifted to Kosier. Williams doubled to center. ' Heideman was thrown out by Gross." Williama holding second. Seiberlich.- singled to right, the hit putting Williams on third. Sevic popped to Raasch. 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