The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
BAKER CITY DONE UP.
An Exciting Ball Game on the Caldwell
Grounds Last Sunday.
THE LOCAL NEWS IN FULL.

More Machinery for DeLamar and
Flint. New Stage Line Promises to
Be q Success.
Tho game commenced with Baker
City at the bat. Leacher hit short
fly to Beatty. Caplingsr and Curtis
famed out.
For Caldwell, Sebree found the ball
by hitting hot grounder, reaching
first. Leacher fumbled Beaty's third
strike but threw him out on first, Sc
bree reaching second. Cheuvront struck
a hot grounder going to first; Sebree
reaching third; Weir reached first on
balls balls, s HDs scoring, Chsqyront to
to second; Hays went to third on Cur.
It's mutt; CheavrOnt scoring; Wier
scored on a passed ball; M. kellihsr
striking out.
2. Shinn, McCord and Geddis fan.
ned the air in their order named; while
; Dee, D. kelleher and Sebree followed
suit.
! 3. Boyd struck out; Wilbur struck to
Sebree, making first on Sebree's fun.
bic; Askin struck out. Lachner struck
to Wier, who threw wild to first; Will
bur scoring; Caplinger hit for two
bases; Lachner scoring; Curtis striking
out. Beatty struck for base, stole
second; Cheuvront and Wier stiking
out; Dunbar went to first on balls;
Beatty going to third on a passed ball:
Dunbar stealing second, reaching third
on pass ball; Beatty scoring; Hays
struck out.
4. Boyd hit to Sebree who threw him
! out at first; Wilburn and Askin struck
out. NJ. Kelleher, Dee and ID. Kelleher
struck out.
5. Boyd struck to Sebree who threw
him out at first; Wilburn and Askin
struck out. Sebreo knocked a fly to
McCord; Beatty struck for a base hit
going to third ON passed balls; Cheu-
vront and Wier striking out; Beatty
dying on third.
6. Lachner got to first by being hit,
stole second and third; Caplinger and
Curtis famed out; Shinn struck for a
base; Lachner scoring; McCord hit to
Sebree who threw him out at first
Dunbar struck. out; Hays knocked a
foul fly, caught out by Lachner; Nj.
Kelleher struck the ball at the plate,
Lachner throwing him out at first.
! Z. Geddes struck out; Boyd hit to Sc
! bree who threw him out at first; Will
burn hit for a base and went to third
on passed ball; Askin retiring the side
by striking out. Dee went to first by
being hit. but was put out by trying to
steal second; ID. kelleher and Sebree
going out from catcher to first.
8. Lachner hit liner to Sebree who
made beautiful one hand catch; Cap.
linger got to first on balls, Curtis hit for
base, Caplinger going to third and
Curtis stealing second Shinn went
to bat and on the third strike Cheuv-
ront muffed the ball and threw wild to
first. Caplinger and Curtis scored
Shinn reached second, but McCOrd and
Geddes struck out. For Caldwell,
Beatty was thrown out at first, Cheuv-
ront struck out and Weir went to
first by tumble and wild throw to
first ny Lachner, stole second and
reached third on a passed ball. Dun
bar hit for a base, Weir scoring. Hays
struck out. The score was now tie
with one inning to play.
by a wild throw from Wier to first,
SUI .u6 va " A1u PUN. w OuIu tIlU
Askin struck out, Lachner going out
at first. Baker City was now one
ahead, the score being 5 to 6 for Cald-
well; NJ. kelleher struck out, Dee get
ting first by being hit by pitched ball
and stole second; ID. Kelleher failed to
bring the oyster cracker and retired;
Sebree went to second on his third
strike 1t being also passed ball. Dee
scoring. Caldwell only wanted one
score to win the game; Beatty picked
up the wagon tongue and stepped up
to the plate, the first ball he missed: one
strike; the second he hit in the same
place; two strikes said the umpire; but
the third one he hit square on the nose
and sent it Swimming toward right
field and Sebree crossed the plate with
the winning run.
Following is the score by innings:
S S:i:s: g., 49,: 8; E;
Struck out by sebrce, %: struck out by Cap
l!nger, "a. Hit by pitched ball Sehree /; Cap
!nger I. Umpire, Kerchaw. rimeOf game,
hours.
The following from Scorer Carter's
book shows the standing of the Cald-
well club to date:
Beatty. list B. is 70
Sebree, p. II II
Kelleher, c. r.
Dee, End B. :.