Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-07
The aii. Wal ia Win,

before the Intense anxiety of the
people When it hecamr known thai
the Wide Waists and Short Bets mad |
arranged a return match, e ore in. |
ming, In trke place in the evening. |
Owing to the ,lrient, there had been |
some DISSATISFACTION ext ing among |
the Wide Waists Srvertl of The |
members WISHED IA di-organ Re and |
firm n news new club 10 he ns,n"d
/ THE Butter Fingers hui wiser coun. |
sells pre-, allied aud harmony MAS re. |
Stored. The mex; difficulty was IL !
choosing u nihc that would 9nrk 10.
| rsthrr. ~ MI were nmhilinus la hr
! chosen Caplain. This wes settled hv
making them all captains, and Til.
| club vas really n play The Shnri
/ Belts confident lfrin ,hetr former sue.
cess, pui the same nine in the field
with sad results IN themselves, The
| :. B.. went first Ia The hat. John
! Forbes was iich,r and X j. Laws
stood h 'sr ihc umi ire uni threw the
bah b tx IL HIM "a sopa ~ hc could
pick II OFT of h t.ql'. which he
n-rd n, Il "A lie in whicn To ctich il.
This i'm provenent On the old fash.
Toned MI hpl,, elected rannds of up.
plan'e IL IN visiting experts who de.
i"rnined To ndnI, the style. II had
a IL
Il the catcher was exposed and Forb,.,
threw n bill with great force aud nc
cnracs which passed lllr tai and
stopped temporarily under the nose
of the dislingn she'd wirlirr of the
Mosque 1t did not stop hong, iut The
| drlV short a. II Aas, Was di>as r,,u-.
In the meantime the umpire in spirit
oi fair play called "thrcc strikes ana
OUT and The game pr"rredc!, but moi
until the ma>que WIS placed where the
manufacturer defended. The next boy
nj The bal would have gone OUT on n
fly If jim Yerlngt,i mad no, mistaken
an unwnry bird for The bal, and
Jumped mp and caught il rs clrverl,
as though he had i,arn putting salt on
its tail for fifteen minutes. This rr
rnr gave The Short Belts u home run
The next player was put out by tn.
ball iodglns in Gen. Prnier's coat
p"cget. Aud Captain John Robb took
The bat. II was understood that he
was good for home run il he could
get time to hurry around tho bases,
and he was determined to main,ain
his reputation When The bli came
AT him h~ sent it towards the lumber
! yard AMI started So swiftly That he
would probably have gone around
twice before he could stop, hui uufnr
lnnaiely While approaching the frs
base, one 81 his legs came in contact
with The other anl they were going
80 fast that they wound themselves
INTO II knot. Before tho Captain could
unite himself Ike bal WIS sent in ard
he side waS our Had Il not hccn III
doub | - have been IN lrh more favor
a ,lefn he s. b. Ble,k'ev took the
b., kinlul rin or him, lie knocked
irr I'd sraighi into the air. 81 high
III II Charley ran around and was al
lowed IA run befnr: II came down and
was can 1li. TIN, uccasionei heated
discussion. bnr An.r |, who WAS un
ni"e, although plainly piejndiced
i!iia>t the Wide Wa sts. held Ia his
Il cision snl HE gam NJ on. Bob
Wright went in struck II dai.y cutter
] which Went under iubin - porch
aud got home hrto.e they could lifi a
| h''ri and gcl the ball "ui. The Wide
Waists w,re now head and the en-
ibusis>m was prodialuus. The nih.r
| PLAYERS whit ON ON first ,,ase fast ~
hey ie''k The hrl, hui They insisted on
each haviH. II siikr and The umpire
WAS ny'ir,lri. pixlry the last pluyrr
nude up his minl lo increase The
score. lie had been stu lying the
game closely AMI saw where he could
make nm improvement which would
be- of advantage 10 his side. A soft
ball csme /" him and he nearly masbrd
| il. Thcn 10 save time inscad ui run /
ming around The corner lie .nianr
str IL hi for the second bnse. Forbes |
an Pcnirr shouted nj him pull, ra..,
pu gee" Laws yelled you're o.fthr
rack Every mem5cr Of both clubs
scrc'ched himself hoarsc, but P,xley
kept ON and made lie base. lie
Widest coniu-ion rcvailcl; The cries |
OF "how's HAT imp re.' were deafen
ii!, hut Pixlcy sat dog ,e,ly on the
i the sack altI he saw n goo op ,nr |
tnnliy ard Ihcn slipped ar ,nnd home i