Spalding's official college base ball annual1911- . ll. 7 4 . Baker 4 2 .666 St. Marys 5 3 .625 The Fairmount team made up in batting what it lacked in fielding. Thepitching of Solter and Bishop was largely responsible for the success of theteam. The official averages of the games follow: , Batting s / Fielding -—^ Name. G. AB. R. PO. A. E. PC. Solter. 15 69 23 28 3 4 2 3 8 .405 102 19 8 .938 Bishop, 15 64 18 24 3 3 5 2 5 .37o 57 21 .3 .9b2 Koby, 3b 14 47 14 16 2 1 2 113 .340 7 U 10-642 Grafton, p 5 12 9 4 1 .... 1 3 .333 3 13 ..1-000 Peterson, ss 14 61 10
Spalding's official college base ball annual1911- . ll. 7 4 . Baker 4 2 .666 St. Marys 5 3 .625 The Fairmount team made up in batting what it lacked in fielding. Thepitching of Solter and Bishop was largely responsible for the success of theteam. The official averages of the games follow: , Batting s / Fielding -—^ Name. G. AB. R. PO. A. E. PC. Solter. 15 69 23 28 3 4 2 3 8 .405 102 19 8 .938 Bishop, 15 64 18 24 3 3 5 2 5 .37o 57 21 .3 .9b2 Koby, 3b 14 47 14 16 2 1 2 113 .340 7 U 10-642 Grafton, p 5 12 9 4 1 .... 1 3 .333 3 13 ..1-000 Peterson, ss 14 61 10 20 4 .. 2 .. 9 .327 2o 42 18 .-86 Shanstrom. If 13 47 10 13 2 1 .. 1 9 .276 11 .. 2 .846 Haymaker, cf. 15 69 19 19 3 .... 3 6 .275 12 4 5 .762 Mahannah, rf 8 24 3 6 1 .2o0 1 1 1 Wright. 0 11 41 3 6 2 .... 1 2 .146 11? 13 1 .992 Hickock, ... 9 28 .. 4 1 .. .142 o lo 3 .869 inyder.^bV•;•.::::: il 48 i .5-i i i .104 25 e .892 Hanstine, c 3 10 1 1 1 .100 26 4 .. PITCHERS RECORDS. Name. G. IP. H. R. HB. SO. W. L. T. PC. ATHLETIC LIBRARY. 81 Clason Point (N. Y.) Military Academy.—^The leading battery of the YoungYankees duiiug 1912 was: Ciauwell, pitcher, and Ferry, catcher. East Orange (N. -J.) High School.—This team did not enjoy a very suc-cessful season in 191L, having won only three of the nine games Vaughn carried off the honors at the bat and H. Memory in the field. Friends Central School, Philadelphia, Pa.—The star battery of the seasonwas: Carris. pitcher; Burpee, catcher. Carris also was leading batter with apercentage of .379. Iine was the best base stealer. The principal gameswere with Penn Charter, both of which Friends Central won, 6—2, 2—1. Mount Pleasant Academy, Ossining, N. Y.—This team lost only one gameduring the season of 1912, that being with the Philadelphia College of Phar-macy after eleven innings. Three men batted over the .300 mark. Theprincipal games were with Mackenzie and Pawling. The bu
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