The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-08-04
TWO MORE SCALPS
Strung up by the Crystal
Falls Miners.
Iron Mountain and Florence Ease
Ball Teams Each Try the
Miners and Are Beaten

at the Crystal Falls Driving Park Sum
day aiternaon resulted in score OF ten
to three in favor OF Manager Corcoran's
Miners. Tho game was decidedly one
sided from start TO finish. Iron Noun
tain went first to bat, with Mack and
Webb as the battery for the Miners, and
retired without IA run. Wcbber took
first on balls, Scott batted a pop fly 10
shortstop which was caught and sent TO
first in time 10 put out Webbef who had
started for second. Hooking hit the ball
too light 20 reach first. In this inning
Crystal Falls scored one run. Gleason
and Ball each made light hits and were
put out on first. Webb took first on balls
and crossed the plate the on single hits
OF Mack and Brooks. Curlcy found the
ball, but not hard enough to reach first.
In the second inning Iron Mountain was
more successful. Unger took his base on
balls, took second on IA passed ball and
came home on Fosters two-base hit.
Hambley earned the right to first by hit
ting the ball and Foster run in ON Peter
sons little bunt Oliver cut three ugly
gashes in the atmosphere. Sundstrom
knocked the ball to short where il was
picked up and sent home, as Hambley
scored the third and last run for the visit
ors. Webber and Scott went out on flies.
In the second hall j. Gleason took first on
four balls and scored on the hits OF Buel
and Henry, each OF whom were put out
while trying TO make third. nj. Gleason
found the ball, but not heavy enough to
reach first. The running OF the visitors
stopped where IL started, in the second
inBing. During the next seven innings
four OF the visitors got ns FAR ~ second,
but third was beyond reach. In the
third inning Ball went behind the bat Tor
Miners, Catcher Webb's arm being too
sore to permit OF his usual effective work,
and the visitors took their third turn at
the bat. Hooking hit hard but utnotfairly
and the ball returned to Pitcher Mack
and Hooking TO his seat. Unger tanned
wind Foster reached first, but lIambley
didn't and the visitors retired to the
field. Ball took the bat with home
run smile distorting his shapely mouth,
but the pitcher was "onto" him and he
went TO first on four balls. Webb made
a hit, reached first and was closely fol-
lowed by Mack. Brooks made n sacri-
flee, forcing Ball of third. Webb tried to
run in and was put out on home. Cur
ley made "a hit, bringing Mack across the
plate. Brooks scored on passed ball
and j. Gleason went ont on fly, leaving
the score at the end OF the third inning
four TO three in favor OF the Miners. In
the first hall OF the fourth Peterson
famed, Oliver took first on balls, was
put out while running down to second
on Sundstrom's little tap. The ball
then went TO first in time To make "A
double by putting Sundstrom out. In
the last hall Henry failed to reach first,
Buel made hit and scored his run on
the hits OF NJ. Gleason and Ball. Webb
went out on fly and Mack Int too light
20 reach first. In the fifth the miners
scored another run, in the sixth a goose
egg and in the seventh arun. In the eighth
the visitors made hard fight for runs
but Jailed. Webber looked wicked IA he
picked up bat, and hit hard, but Henry
was out in left field and the fly came too
near him To escape. Scott took first on
dead ball. Hooking hit the ball and IL
sailed heavenward, but NJ. Gleason had
his "eagle eye" on IL and threw IL back
TO the pitcher before il reached the
ground. Unger took FIRST on balls, Fost-
/. er on a dead ball and Hambley made "A
, hit, but Peterson spoiled IL all by knock
ing another fly down to NJ. Gleason. In
the last half OF this inning the Miners
piled up three more runs. M. Gleason
made first on n hit, stole second, and
came In on Balls hit. Ball came in on
. the hits OF Webb and Mack. Brooks hit
. light and went out on first. Webb
scored. Mack went out while trying 10
reach second and Curley's hit fell short
! Of first. This ended the batting for the
: Miners, as the score stood ten 10 three
! Mt the close Of the first hall OF the ninth