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June 9, 1916. 
NORTH 
SAILORS DEFEATED 
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MANCHESTER BASEBALL TEAM Ou" 
CLASSED NINE FROM BATTLESHIP 
! New YorK ON SATURDAY. 
_ The much-heralded champions ot 
sthe Atlantic Fleet, the nine trom the 
Battleship New 
~ Rockport harbor, went down to 
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York, stationed in 
de- 
curves of 
Grover, in 
feat before the baffling 
Manchester’s southpaw, 
Bthe game in Manchester last Saturday 
afternoon. While backing up Grover 
Ywith an almost perfect defense the 
- Manchester team 
also fell upon the 
' delivery of three sailor twirlers witn 
Da vengeance, securing 10 hits and 7 
sruns. 
The “tars” picked five scat- 
tered hits from the leavings of Grov- 
‘er’s delivery, but were unable to get 
‘aman around the circuit. 
Fifteen of 
‘the sailor boys fanned the air in aa 
effort to connect 
with Grover’s elu- 
sive twirling. 
Ney, the pitcher who started the 
‘game for the sailors, was responsible 
chester 
in the first inning, 
and two more in the fifth, 
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for most of the scoring of the Man- 
team. After allowing a tally 
two in the second 
he retire] 
in favor of Bentley who lasted out 
half of the fifth. Langner, who tried 
his hand in the sixth, had no bette: 
luck. 
A large delegation of sailors fron 
the vessels in Rockport harbor ac- 
companied their tean to Manchester 
A goat and a fawn, which two of thx 
sailors brought along, furnished 4 
little side attraction to the game, the 
former wandering about in the otit- 
field during the g game. 
The score: | 
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Summary: Stolen bases, Foster, Hemp- 
hill; 2b hits, Gourley, Foster, Collins; 3b 
base on balls, off Ney 1, 
off Grover 4; hit by pitched ball, Collins 
and McCarthy; struck out by Ney 1, 
Grover 15, by Langner 2; umpires, Walen 
and Cooney. 
‘hit, O’Leary; 
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