The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-05-05
BALL TossERs AT ANACONDA.
Deer Lodge Won the Game Easily by
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Deer Lodge Won the Game Easily by
Score of Is to 8. a-f..
The Standard Of Sunday morning, in
its report Of the baseball game last Satur-
day between the Deer Lodge and Ana
conda teams, says:
Deer Lodge wiped the earth with the
Anaconda bali tossers at the park yester-
day afternoon by q score OF 10 to 8. The
fail handlers brought over a stronger
nine than the home team expected and
had an easy game. The batteries Of the
two teams were about equal, but the
visitors were far stronger in the field
than the copper dippers. The batting On
both sides was light comparatively speak
ing, as two bases were the best hits
made. There was the usual kicks made
against the umpire, who up to the fourth
inning was Hart Humber of Deer Lodge.
When the home team saw that the
visitors were running away from them
they felt sick and wanted an excuse for
some Of their rank plays, so Of course the
umpire had to suffer. Mr.. Humber did
not appreciate the objections made to
his decisions, SO withdrew from the field
and Mr.. Kleinhaus was appointed i'll his
stead. Even change of umpircs could
not save the copper dippers, and the new
umpire soon showed the boys there was
only one way for them to win the game
and that was by superior play.
| There was large crowd from Deer
Lodge, including many OF the college
boys, and Anaconda was well represented
by about 300 spectators. The crowd was
| not at all partial to the home team and
heartily applauded the good plays on
both sides and gave the home team the
laugh for some of their mistakes. Griffith,
Carlton and Wear were fully as strong as
the members Of the visiting nine who
played in the same positions, but they
were about the only players that Ana
conda could feel proud Of, though F. A
Salisbury was a striking figure when not
at the bat and was not quite as rank il
the field as some other members Of the
team. Holland might have been a good
deal worse as third baseman.
| Adams for the visitors pitched hard
ball to find and is a strong pitcher anc
was ably supported by Menar'l behint
the bat. Whitworth played center field
and is good nll-ronnd man. After the
fifth inning Ciague relieved Mcnard be
hind the bat and did some effective work
for Ills team. Tie brilliant plays were
not very dazzling, in fact there was only
one double play made, and that by Jones
and Cochran for the home team. NJ
record was kept of the errors.
The visitors went to the bat first
Morony, Whitworth, Barker and Nc
Kinnon following i'll the order named
Whitworth being the only one to eros!
the home plate. For Anaconda Carlton
Holland, Cochran, Jones and Neal triec
to find the horseskin with Carlton, Coch
ran and Jones each scoring. In the
second inning Clague, Naples, Moore
Morony and Whitworth each scored. The
home team scored one run in this inning
which was made by Salisbury. The game
then stood to in favor of the visitors
who from that time forward had things
their own way. Those who scored were
For Deer Lodge-Morony, 1; Whitworth
8; Barker, Il McKinnon, 2; Clague, 2
Naples, 3; Moore, 2; Menard, /. Fo
Anaconda 2; Holland, 1; Coch
ran, 2; Jones, 1; Griffith, /; Salisbury, 9
BY innings the score was as follows:
Deer Lodge. ..... 2 2 o 2 1 2-1
Anaconda ......... 3 0 0 0 0 l 2 2
The members of the two mines playet
in the following positions, with the ex
cnntiOn 0f the chanreS whore noted.