“Bill” ranks now as the beet all-around
athlete in the country and B. L. Mal
lory, Jr., is upholding the family rep
utation.
The hits that resulted in the last
inning were singles by Mallory and
Plunkett, a sacrifice by Dundry, and
a liner by Johnson towards first that
Leverich stopped but fumbled. It was
the longest ball game in the history of.
Pomfret School.
Four hours and ten minutes were
required to play the game. The score
was:
ab
Strublng 2b 8
Purviance s 7
F. Thayer cf 9
Mallory c 9
Plunkett lb 9
Dundry p, r 1 /
Johnson 3b 6
it. Thayer If 8
Foster, p, r 7
Pomfret.
bh po a e
3 4 3 1
14 4 2
2 6 10
3 16 4 1
5 17 1 1
0 0 4 0
1111
2 5 10
0 2 5 0
Total 70 17 54 24 6
Taft
ab
Jones 2b 8
Mallon s 8
Light'r r 7
Babcocy 3b 8
Mitchel If 7
Coon cf ) 1
Cruickshank p 7
Treat cf 5
Leverich lb 7
Miller c 8
bh po a e
3 4 10
12 6 4
10 0 0
113 0
5 2 0 0
10 0 0
3 0 12 0
15 0 0
0 24 1 1
3 14 3 0
Totals 66 19 52 26 5
•One out when winning run scored.
Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8—18
Taft 03100301 0—8
Pomfret 1 0 2 1 3 0 1 0 1—9
Runs made, by Strubing. 2. Purvl
ande. F. Thayer, Mallory 3. Johnson,
R. Thayer, Jones, Lightner, Babcock
2, Mitchell 3, Cruickshank. Two-base
hits. Jones, Strubing. Three-base hit,
Cruieksahnk. Stolen bases, Babcock,
Mitchell, Strubing, Purviance, Dundry,
Johnson. Sacrifice hits, Jones, Mallon.
