STATE.
Rohrbach, c. f
Miller,. 1. f.
Sharpe, 2b., p.
Mcllveen, p., 21)
Huber, c.
Landis, 3b
Yeakle, ib
. . . . I
Ray, r. f.
Elder, s. s
Totals
F. and M
Stolen bases—F. and M., i; State, 2. Struck out—by lic.llveen, 3; by
Sharpe, 8; by Brandt, 2; by Kilheffer, 3. Two-base hits—Shock, Sharpe
(2), Mcllveen, Rohrbach. Passed ball—Shock. Bases on balls—off Kil
heffer, 4; off Mcllveen, 4. Hit by pitched ball—F. and M., r. Umpire—
Carmen. Time—t :30.
STATE, 6 ; MT. SAINT MARY'S, 0
With the brightening of the skies success came to State's
Base Ball team. On Friday. April 17th, Mt. Saint Mary's was
defeated at Emmitsburg,ld., by a score 6to o. Mcilveen pitch
ed a fine game and he was given excellent support. State played
an errorless game. The score:—
STATE.
Rohrbach, c. f.
Sharpe, 2b. .
Mcllveen, p
Huber, c.
Landis, 3b.
Ray. r. f.
Yeakle. 1. f.
Elder. s. s.
Bradley, ib.
.... o
2
Totals
6 xx 27 io a
Cook, 3b.
Kilheffer, s. s., p
Gitt, 2b.
Shock, c.
2 I
3 1
I 10
Brubaker, lb. .
Peterson, c. f.
Schaeffer, 1. f.
Engle, r. f. ...
Brandt, p., s. s
. 7 to 24 II
Sharer, e. f. ..
Harkens, 3b. .
Connally, c.
McShane, Ib. .
Merriman, 1. f.
McCarthy, 2b.
Kehoe, s. s. ..
Wromund, r. f.
Schnieder, p. .
F. AND M.
R. H. 0
Totals
0 0 0 2 3 0 0 2 0-7
2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 X--8
MT. ST. M--k.,RY'S
.... o
Totals . . . o
2 1
3 9
2 II
I o
0 4
2 0
8 ii 27 12
H. 0. A. Z.
0 0
2 3
I 12
S 24 zo