The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-21

home. Barrett tapped a grounder to
left catching Walsh between third
and home.
Goldsworthy sat down on three
strikes. Simonds went out on short
hit from catcher to first and Carey
flew out TO first.
Dooley got first on balls. McMast-
ers few out to Shea. Taylor few to
Carey who muffed. Kinney made
hit TO third and the ball caught Dool-
ey coming from second. Opel short
hit to Shea who slipped in fielding
allowing the runner to reach first.
Taylor came home On pass as did
also Kinney. McQuade put long one
in centre reaching third and scoring
Opel. Jevenard short hit to first
scoring McQuade and Walsh few out
to Carey.
Polkinghorn took first on balls. Sui
livan sent a two Dagger ever third
base scoring Polkinghorn. Sullivan
''monkeyed" at third bag and the
baseman sent the ball to Dooley who
failed to grasp the leather and Con
went home. Shea and Cox struck out
and Bale hit wind. This concluded
the sixth inning the score standing
IL to in favor of our boys.
Barrett made hit TO centre reach
ing first. DOoley TO bat. At this
juncture Shea's wrist. which he had
injured previously, panied him so
he could not throw any longer
and Carey was put in the box. Dooley
took first on balls. McMasters made
short hit reaching first and Barrett,
Dooley and McMasters scored on a.suc-
cession of wild plays. Taylor few out
TO Shea on second Kinney went out
on short hit to third which was field
ed to first. Opel made the same hit
but Wallace's foot was not on the
base. NcQuade took first on balls.
Jeyenard ditto. Walsh popped a fly
TO Wallace. retiring the side and kill
Wallace famed. Goldsworthy fan
ned and Simonds struck out in one,
two, three order.
Barrett reached first by hit over
third. DOoley took his base on balls
and reached second on a wild throw.
Barrett went out in trying to reach
home. McMasters made third by a
long hit to centre scoring Dooley.
Taylor hit to pitcher who threw to
first but it few wide and McMasters
came home. Taylor came home on a
safe hit by Kinney over third. Shea
again took the box Opel hit over
third. McQuade made a short hit
scoring Kinney. Walsh short hit to
third forcing McQuade out and Bar
rett popped to Carey
Carey famed. Polkinghorn safe hit
to first. Sullivan was crippled to first.
Shea few out TO second and Polking-
horn was put out at third,
Dooley famed. McMasters went
out to Carey. Taylor took his base
on balls and Kinney few out to Wal
lace.
Cox took first on balls. Bale famed.
Wallace struck out. Goldsworthy
went to first on balls. Simonds took
second on hit to Kinney who failed to
catch on. scoring Cox. Carey famed.
This wound up the game, the score
standing Is to II in favorof the Tower
boys. Considering the first part of
the game, the result was unexpected
and would have terminated differently
only for the unfortunate occurance
which crippled Pitcher Shea There
is no doubt that during the first half
of the game the Ely boys, with one
or two exceptions. outplayed the
Towers at every point and made sew
eral neat double plays.
NOTES;
Lets show them fellows how to
play today" said several of the Tower
boys before the game Sunday. That
little accident TO our pitcher won you
the game, so you needn't crow. OF
course. maybe you could have shut US
out. but why didn't you.
Dooley struck out fifteen men, but
it can be seen that two men famed or
struck out five times each during the
game. 1t was a very noticeable fact
that the Ely boys with one or two ex-
ceptions. hit him quite hard.
Next Sunday the Towers play with
the Virginia team.
The boys took in s7.25 grand stand