The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-01
LIVINGSTON WINS IT
The Yellowstone Boys Take the Second
Of the Series.
NASHOLD DID GOOD WORK
It Was a Splendid Game Between
Two of Montana's Best Teams
The MIssoulas a Fine
Lot OF Gentlemen.
NASHOLD DID GOOD WORK
specIal plspalch 10 the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston, Mont. Sept. 30.-The
mighty giants of the willow from the
Garden City of Montana can no longer
lay fattering unotion to their souls
that they are champions of this state
and of the Northwest. They strove
heroically DIN LIVINGSTON to-day to re-
trieve their lost fortunes OF yesterday,
but with Nashold In the box for Liv-
ingston. 1t became evident after the
first inning that they were outclassed,
and as iuhe game progressed, the visl-
tors grew nervous. then alarmed. Be-
fore THE contest was half over. swift
and certain defeat stared the visitors
In the face. yet they weakened not,
neither did their splendid nerve fail
them. They oheered up one another
and made a furious. but futile attempt
to stem the tide that finally swept
away the last vestige OF hope and left
them wrecked upon the sands OF Liv-
ingston's diamond. while their adver-
saries, with victory perched upon their
streaming banner. marched exultant
from the field. More propitious ball
weather than that which prevailed
here to-day could not be wished, and
Livingston turned out en- masse to
witness the tumble that the visitors
took from their pedestal of fame. the
game being lost Ito Missoula by score
of Is tot.
1t was the neatest. cleanest and best
game of ball ever witnessed In this
city. ]. H. Goodnow. local base ball
enthusiast, umpired the contest. and
not one single kick was registered by
either team against any Of his decis-
ions. The visitors claimed yesterday
that they would like nothing better
than to get a chance to show how
quickly they could knock Nashold out
Of the box. They were given an op-
portunity to try II to-day, but they
failed ito even weary Livingston's phe-
nomenal pitcher. Though he was suf-
fering from a badly swollen and pain
full right hand. He pitched great bali
the visitors could not find him ait all.
The first nit made off him was by w.
Mccormick In the third inning. Camp
ben occupied the box for Missoula dur
ing the entire game and proved him
self a twirler par excellence. He has a
splendid delivery and pitched like a
veteran to-day. A brilliant feature Of
the game was the field work done by
A. Martin for the home team. and
Harkness and w. Mccormick for the
visitors. In the sixth inning the visi-
tors were retired in a one. two, three
order seldom witnessed. only three
balls being pitched. all of which were
batted in the air by three different
men and caught.
Following Is detailed report of the
game: Stephens went to the bait for
Missoula and famed out. Freeman
got base on balls. J. Mccormick
famed and Freeman was forced out
on second. For Livingston, Munding
hit to Mccormick. who muffed, and
the batter took second. Hawkins flew
out to Harpster. Butler hit a grounder
to short. who threw wild. letting in
Munding. while Butler stole second.
j. Martin hit ITO center and took Sec
ond, Butler going to third. Shipton
few out Ito first. Smith hit to third,
Harpster fumbled and threw a wild
to first, letting Butler and Martin
score. A. Martin hit out to Hammond
to Campbell. Score. o to 3.
Second inning-Harkness flew out to
Smith. Campbell few out to A. Mar
tin and Hammond struck out. For
Livingston Goodyear hit to C. Harp
ster. who fumbled. Nashold flew out
to Hardness. Munding hit to third
and Goodyear went out on second.
Hawkins flew out Ito Campbell.
Third inning-I. Harpster famed out.
w. Mccormick hit a safe single, but
got caught stealing second. C. Harps-
ter flew out to Butler. For Livingston,
Butler hit a safe single, J. Martin hit
fly to Harkness who muffed. sending
Butler to third and while second held
ball, Butler stole home. Smith hit safe,
bringing home Shipton. A. Martin flew
out to w. Mccormick. Goodyear hit
out second to first. and Smith scored.
Nashold hit out to J. Mccormick to
Hammond. Score, 0 to z.
Fourth inning-Stephens hit a safe
single and Freeman got base on balls.
]. Mccormick bunted TO Nashold and
got first while the ball went to third in
u vain endeavor to shut Stephens out.
Harkness hit to pitcher and Stephens
was thrown out at home. Campbell
famed and Freeman came home on a
passed ball. Hammond hit a safe sim
gle and Mccormick scored. Harpster
went to first on a hit by pitched ball
w. Mccormick hit to catcher. who
caught Harkness at the home plate
For Livingston Munding hit safe sin
gle. stole second and while the third
baseman and shortstop were at sec-
ond grabbing for a fumbled ball, Nun.
ding galloped on to third. Hawkins
hit through shortstop and left field
scoring Munding. Butler fouled out to
catcher. J. Martin hit three-bagger
scoring Hawkins. Shipton flew out to
]. Mccormick and Smith hunted out td
catcher to first. Score. 9 to ..
Fifth innlng-C. Harpster famed out
Stephens hit safe single. Freeman
hit through Butler. while A. Martin
threw stephens out at third. ]. Nc
Cormiek hit two-bagger over A. Mar.
tin. who made a brilliant backward
running catch. For Livingston. A.
Martin hit safe. Goodyear hit to Ham.
mond. who muffed. and Martin scored
Nashold hunted to catcher, who threw
Martin out at third. while Goodyear
took Martins place on a wild pitch
Munding hit safe, Nashold scored