The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13
THEY TAKE ANOTHER SCALP
ca1dvell'S InYinCible Ball Nine Does up
the Baker City Nine.
Toms Ropcd and Branded With the
"Tribune's " Iron Of Trnth-News Of
Caldwell and Vicinity Condensed.

The ball game at the park last Sum
dav between Caldwell and Baker City
was beauty, and, of course, resulted
in a victory for the unconquerable
:. Champions of Idaho" The Baker
hoys brought the La Grande battery
and had picked men from Huntington
and Pendleton, in fact they picked up
the strongest nine they could find in
eastern Oregon, Bets were scarce, as
neither nine were at all confident OF
victory. The game was called at l: 80,
John Williams, of this city, being
selected umpire. Baker City went to
hat and succeeded in making one run.
Caldwell then tried their luck and got
two men around before the side was
retired. For the next six innings Cald-
well gave the Baker boys six beautiful
goose eggs, but they succeeded in get
ting in one run in both eighth and
ninth inning, making total Of three.
In the meantime Caldwell made runs
in the third inning, 8 in the fifth and
gin the eighth, making total OF Is.
The runs by innings were:
2 1 5 6 s 0
Caldwell 20 3 O 8 OO2 -16
Baker City o o OOO l / 3
The Caldwell boys fell on to Baird
curves in the fifth inning and hit him
shamefully, the nine runs being earned
Sebree was in elegant form and kept
up his lick to the last. In vain did the
visitors try to find the ball. Like a
nut shell game it was always some
where else. Faber also did elegant
work, allowing but one ball to pass.
They were well supported by the field,
very few errors being made. 1t was
the cleanest game Caldwell has played
this pear. The visitors were evidently
strange to each other, which partially
accounts for the poor showing they
made. The main reason, however. was
that they can't play ball with the irwin
chile nine from Aikali Flat.
Caldwell has not been defeated this
year and the thing is becoming monot-
onous. The sweets of victory cannot
be thoroughly appreciated without a
little of the bitter of defeat. Unlike
Alexander. we don't sigh for more
worlds to conquer, but a game OF ball
with nine who can play ball would
fill an aching void. The resources OF
Oregon and Idaho being exhausted,
arrangements are being made for trip
. to Ogden and Salt Lake. If a clut
cannot be found there which can give
the boys the defeat for which theil
souls crave, they will go on to Chicago
In the meantime all corners will be
accommodated at the Old stand.
Cakes Bros Oxford ties are corn dis
conragers.
Special bargains in decorated ware at
BlatchIey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Levan visited IN
Boise City this week.
1t don't cost you anything to vote
but you have to register.
You want customers: so do we. Ad
Vertise and we will both get them.
Hon. II. X. Hartley has added to the
effectiveness of his home by an elc'
CANT piano.
Parties who contemplate going to
The mountains for IN outing should
remember that "rhe Finest" is the best
and cheapest place to outfit.
What shall we eat Is II question that
perrlexes many people ut this season
M the year. Go to the Finest and they
viii solve the problem for you.
/Mr A. Greenlund and family have
arrived in Caldwell and are living in
=. u. Gwinn's house. Mr.. q. has ac'
e'p'ed Il position in II. ID. Blaichley's
u'ng store. We trust they will FIND
.aldwell a pleasant place to live an1
mat the climate will benefit the lady
who is an invalid
Castor Machine Oil at Wright's drus
store