The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-05

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worked tho people in the grand stand mp to
q howlo Of condemnation. DunninR pitched
a better game than at any time he has ap-
peared on the home diamond. but the sup
port was weak 1T critical moments. Crit
nth pitched a strong game and had better
support. Crotty WAS not in his usual good
batting form. but felded we'll. The teams
will play again at $50 p. m. to-day. and it
ought to be Helena's game il the boys brace
up 4 little sitter.
This is how it occurred.
Helena went first to tho bat, Herman
opening the game by taking frst on four
called balls. lfrston flew ont to first and
Hatfield to cen hut George came to the
rescue with q hat which advanced Herman
to second and he stole third. But there
they remained, Cro.ty going out to Griffith.
Nissoula went out III one. two, three
order. Patton to Hatfield, and Goodenough
and Work retiring on q double play by Has
samaer to Strothers.
In the second Strothers went out on a hit
TO short. Hassamaer got first on three
strikes, and on wild throws got to third.
Dunning and Lobeck both struck out.
Cartwright opened in the second for Mis-
soula with a hot hit to Huston who fun
Eled, and WAS advanced to third on q wild
pitch. Sippi struck ont, but another wild
pitch allowed Cartwright to score. Lauer
famed the air and Routcliffe few out to
Crotty.
In the third Herman went out On \ short
hit to first. Huston hunted and beat the
little fy and forced out at hrst. and Hus-
ton in stealing second was thrown out by
Speer. -Speer lined ths ball for 4 bsg in
Missoula's half. and got to second on
Grifith's sacrifice. Patton knocked \ liner
to Hatfield, who put out Speer at second to
Hasamaer, both msn going out.
George reached first bag in the fourth on a
tumble, and on q wild pitch reached third.
Crotty got his base on balls. but in stealing
second was thrown out by Speer. George
scored on a hit by Strothers to third. HASA
maer flew out to Work in right, who
doubled up to Strothers at fist. In Mis-
Bouls's half Goodenough struck out. Work
got first on a hit to right, and got second
on Cartwright's hit to Huston, who threw
to second to catch Work, but Hassamser
fumbled. Both men went up a base on
sippi's sscrihs hit to ssrothers. Lauer
down the left foul line. Umpire
Powers decided it was fair, when
in reality it was six feet out. On this hit
Work and Cartwright scored and Lnuer
took third. Then the fun began. every
body kicking at the same time. and some
very abusive language was heard. Ii fin
ally ended by Powers leaving the field and
declining to oficiats further. But several
of the cranks took him in hand and after
tome fifteen minutes persuasion he again
took the field to umpl:s. Routoliff struck
out. thus ending the inning, the score be-
ing 8 to l in favor of Missoula.
Dunning struck out in the fifth. Lobeok
got first on called balls and reached second
on a sacrifice hit by He'nan, who was
thrown out at first by speer. Huston ended
the inning by a hit to frst.
Missoula again scored in this half Speer
going to FIRST on balls and second on Grit
fith's hit to Hatfield, who fumbled the ball,
Griffith going to first. Each were advanced
II base by Patton who hit to Hatfield. Good
enough hit to Duuning who fumbled, al
lowing Speer to score. Work flew out to
Herman in center, but before the bali could
be felded home Griffith scored. Sippi
St uck out.
Helena got down to work in the sixth.
Hatfield hit to third and was thrown out at
first. George made a safe hit and took Sec
ond and third on 3 passed ball and an over
throw to second, and scored on Crotty's hit
to left Crotty stole second and reached
third on a passed bail, scoring on st athers'
hit over second, b reached the third bag
or a hit to right by Hsssamaer. Dunning
fouled out to Routcliff and Strothe.s
scored, Hassamaer taking second. Lobeck
was thrown out at first.
Lauer, for Missoula. took first on balls.
Routolitf flew out to Herman. Sippi popped
up a little fly which Hassamaer caught
and Griffith struck out.
Helena went out i'll one, two, three order
III tLe btFeutu HEu eighth, HERMAN uOinp
out to Sippi, Huston to Work and Hatfield
to Sippi in the seventh and George to Cart
wright, Csotty on u hit to third and Stro-
theirs striking out.
In the seventh. for Missoula Patton hit
to Huston end was thrown out to FIRST.
dooden ough WAS hit by a pitched ball and
took his base but vent to sleep of the bag
and was caught by Dunnine. Work lined
the ball cut to DunninR and was put out at
first. |
In their half Of the eighth Cartwright few
out to Dunning, Sippi foulsd out 50 Lobeck,
and Lauer struck out. The ninth opened |
with the score 5 to 4 in favor of Missoula. |
Tor Helena Hnssnmaer flew out TO short.
Dunning nit aafe TO left for a bag and got
to third on Lobeck's two Dagger bstween
right and center. Herman went out to frst
but Dunning scored on q passed ball, this
tying. Huston flew out, leaving Lobeck on
third.
In their half Missoula failed to score.
Radcliffe striking out, Speer being thrown
out at first and Griffith going out to Crotty.
In the tenth Helena retired one. two.
three. Hatfield to Speer, George to Grit.
fifth and Crotty tanning. Patton was hit
by a pitched ball and took first and was sd-
vanced a base by Goodenough's drive to
first and St'others' error. A hit by Work
to second advanced him to third, Work and
GoodenouRh both retiring on a double play
by Hassamaer to Strotherst to Hassa but
III the meantime Patton had crossed the
plate and scored the winning run.