The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-13
The Boys From the Town Where
the Chickens Grow Tall Again
Defeated.
but They Put Up q Fine Game,
and the Audience Was
Satisfied
The Cheyennes Behind, Ahead, Tied and
Behind Again Before the End
Was Reached.
The Indians lost again.

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putting up one of the prettiest games of the
season. They played hard from first to fin
ish, and lost only through inability to hit
Keas at critical points. When the first half
of the seventh innings was finished, they
had tied the score. and the hackers Of the
home team began talking Of hedging. In
the next half the Athletics pounded out
three runs, which settled the game. The
game was replete with brilliant plays.
Barker did great work at center, scoring
! four put-outs, all of which were fine catches.
Tut, as usual, covered his end of the field
4 in faultless style, making one hard running
catch that brought blast Of cheers from
1! he grand stand. As the score shows. Hub
b, ard made an exceptionally good record at
se&t-ond. He had six put-outs and made one
do1.ble play unassisted. Cahills work at
SHORT was TOUT Of sight, He made but
lone tumble, had four assists and threw the
Gotndolfo who started in to pitch, il suf-
|ferinSg from lame arm. Al q consequence
he Was pounded hard in two innings and
was believed by Keas. in the third. Lewis
caugRt well and pounded the ball when hits
were WANTED.
The( good playing was however by NO
mean9 confined to the homo team. Blan-
ford Eut up an excellent game behind the
hat. With the assistauce Of Hyndes he cut
of every man who attempted to.steal sec
ond but one. Coplinger though triae
likewise. The visitors on the infield folded
the ball sharp and all played the game for
all it was worth. The attendance should
have been much larger. Those present had
the satisfaction of witnessing one Of the
best games of the year.
The game in detail:
Taylor stepped to the bat and few out to
Crotty, Blanford fouled out to Lewis and
Hynds went out at first. The home team
did better, Hubbard made single, went to
second on Lewis single and scored on a
wild throw. Lewis scored on Crotty's fly
out. Cahill made single but was neatly
caught at second. Keas went out at first.
Croft opened the second with a fine single
to center, Dougherty and Lynott followed
with singles, Croft scoring. Mann made a
single but was caught ct second, Dougerty
and Lynott scoring. Coplinger flew out to
team did nearly as we'll. Mcdonald reached
first on balls but was caught at second.
Gondolfo went to first on balls and to
second on wild pitch. Tut got his base
on hit from pitched ball and Barker
did the same. Gondolo and Tut scored
which was neatly double played from Brady
to Hyndes.
Neither side scored in the third. The
Indians went out in one, two, three order
and none of the four Athletics reached
farther than first. The visitors went out
In the same order in the fourth. Tut
sent high fly to left which was muffed by
Lynott and came home on Barker's single
In the fifth, after Mann's single, Coplin.
ger struck out and Taylor and Blanford
iew out to Tut and Barker After Crotty
and e. Cahill went out Keas made single
Mcdonald reached His base on balls and
keas scored on Go9dolfo's single. Melon.
AID was nicely caught at the plate.
Goose eggs were the order for the sixth
The visitors, however, tied the score in the
seventh: Dchgherty led with double
Lynott flew out to Keas and Mann followed
With single. Dougherty scored on Cop.
lingsr's Single and Taylor few out. Mann
and Coplinger scored on Blanford's lonp
drive to left and Brady closed the first hall
of the inning by flying out to Barker. The
game shifted again when the local boys
went to the bat. After Crotty flew out tc
Lynott Keas and Gondolfo each pounded
out a single and both scored on TUFTS Ions
hit.
In the eighth not an Indian reached first
After Barker and Hubbard went out al
first, Lewis touched the ball for, singh,
and scored on Crotty's single. Croft,
scored on Cahill's long drive to right. Thii
virtually ended the game, 40 Lynott, Mann
and Coplinger went out in order in tn
ninth inning. .na
Following is the official score and tn
score bV innings: tgffI4fI