The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-31
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Pitcher Kane Has the Visitors Com
pieteiy at His Mercy-Ana-
conda Wins by q Score
OF Eight to Four.

III thle NeFUUCuIuE III tIle tDOTts tuo zane
Of ball at the driving park yesterday was
q "bird." A large crowd occupied the
bleaching boards when the game was
team, a fine looking lot Of ball players,
made their appearance in handsome uni
forms, consisting of light colored shirts,
blue trousers and red stockings. As they
strollcd out on the field, tears of sorrow
began to well up into the Anaconda boys
yes for they feared their goose was
cooked. Such proved not the ease for
the Philipsburg nine were totally unable
that Tommy Kane proceeded 10 stool
'em" with. Kane pitched n fine game
and was ably backed up by Leach, who
caught In firsi-class style.
Tossing up for choice the local team
won and sent the visitors to the bat.
Crowley was the first to feel for the
leather and found it, with a Rrounder TO
air thrice. w. E.. smith pounded
out o Rrounder to Peckover, who felded
IL to first. Henley opened the inning for
the homo nine, and was struck out. Oker
struck ~viciously at the sphere and was out
on a high foul ny 70 the catcher. Peck
over struck out, being called out on three
strikes, although the last one was a foul
tip not heard by the umpire.
In the secon Quivey vent to first on n
grounder fumbled by Peckover. and took
second on q wild pitch. Beley struck out.
Conley was out on n foul to Brewster.
down the base line. Shuster batted a
hot liner to first, which got away and he
went to second. Leach went TO first
by being hit by a pitched ball. A passed
ball by the catcher advanced Shuster and
Leach a base. Stuart struck out. Kane
yer out on q high foul fly to the catcher.
Williams had two strikes OH him and il
began to look as II the two men would be
left on bases. Williams then came to the
front with q fine base hit over first base
bringing two runs in. Brewster struck
out.
In the fourth Kelly struck out; w. +.
base. Quivey hit a fly to center field
which Peckover got under and made q
neat double play by throwing out Smith
at first. For the home team Leach struck
ont. Stuart made a two-bagger down the
third base line. Kane vent out on n fly
To right. Williams hit a fly 10 second and
got first on q muff, bringing Stuart home.
Brewster went to second on a passed bali
and Williams took third. Henley went
out on a fly 10 the center field, leaving
three men OF bases.
In the eighth F. Smith went out on n
grounder to Kane. Crowley struck out.
Kelly made q pretty hit and went to
third on n high throw of Peckover's. WE.
Smith smashed the ball for two bases and
brought Kelly home. He stole third and
came home on an error of Leach, Quivey
struck out. For the home boys Stuart tool
first on an error of the catcher. Kane
went to first and Stuart TO second on q
tumble Of a hot erounder by the short
passed ball. Williams hit a grounder to
the infield and went out, but brought
Stuart home. Kan was out at the home
plate on the play. Brewster went to first
three strikes and an error by the
catcher, and stole second. He was caught
al third and was out.
In the ninth Beley went to first on a
groundsr and tumble to Brewster. Conley
went to first by Brewster's error i'm at
tempting to run to second base to catch a
fly that belonged to Williams. Jose hit a
grounder TO Brewster and was thrown out
at first. Beley got home. Weinninghotf
Smith struck out. The Anacondas did
play their half Of the ninth innings.
The game was n brilliant and was
well played by both mines. Some FIN
field work was done and but few serious
errors were made. Kane's arm was very
lame toward the latter part of the game,
and he let up on the visitors q little,
which resulted i'm their making four runs.
Kane struck out fourteen men, and but
five base hits were mad of his delivery.
Oker, Shuster and Stuart did some fine
work, as did i'm fact all the boys. The
are a most gentlemanly lot of ball
players and their playing In the field was
faultless. Conley and Kelley are
excellent battery, and had the Philips |
burg players been able 70 locate the puz-
zliug drops Of Tommy Kane they would
have made a better showing. The score is:
ANACONDA.