Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-06-05

third and Mcclure brought Gregor
Iutt made a two-bagger, bringing Smith
home, and Quick, with a two.base hit,
took MacLane to third, and Cherrier
brought in both, but died on second.
Nesbitt and Roehl drove flies, which
were caught by Carr and Maye, respect
fully.
In the fourth inning, Belt scared the
ameltr boys. Clark struck out, but
Ledbetter sent q ball over the bicycle
track and got to second. He reached
third on a passed ball and Carr brought
him home by a base hit. Douglas adj
vanced Carr, by a single, to second. p.
McG uire famed out. Maye got his
base on balls. Gregor, by a base hit,
brought in Carr and Douglas, and Wren
brought Gregor in by Il low ball that
passed Quick. j. Mcclure got a base
on a dead ball. Clark sent a hot one
past Neebitt, but only reached first on it,
although he brought both Wren and
Mcclure in. Ledbetter made a
two Dagger, bringing Clark in,
and died on third when Carr
was put out at first. Then Belts par
tisans thought they were winners, and
cheered loud and long, Mac Lanes arm
gave out, and Scallen was substituted.
Stephens got a base on balls, and Tut,
with a two Dagger, advanced him to
third. Cuddyhy could not find the ball.
Smith lined a hot one out past frat,
making one of the prettiest plays of the
game, bringing in Stephens and Tut,
9callen made Il two. Dagger, and Smith
walked home. Quick struck a low ball,
reached first, pissed to third in conBe-
quonce of errors, and Nesbitt brought
him ilome and reached first himself, and
then, taking advantage OF errors, got
home. Cherricr reached first, stole sec
ond, and Itoehl advanced him to third
by a base hit. l,oehI tried to steal sec.
ond, but was put out, Cherrier sneaking
in first, however. Then Stephens famed.
la the fifth inning Scallen did not do
a thing but strike out three men in sue
ceesIon. Scallen and I,oehl each made
t~wo-baggers and the Black Eagles got in
five runs by them.
la the sixth Gregor struck a fly,
which Cherrier froze to. Wren got to
first by a hit, passed to third on errors,
but died there, j. Mcclure being put
out at first and Cherrier catching a fly
from Clark. Tut made a good hit for
first, stole second. and scored when Led
better let a ball from Clark pass. Cud-
dyhy struck a fly to Douglas, who did
not let it escape. Smith could not reach
first and Scallen hit only air.
In the seventh, Ledbettcr reached
first and was advanced to SECOND by
Carr. Douglas brought Lcdbetter home,
and Mcclure made a two-bagger, bring
ing in Carr and Douglas, while Maye
brought Mcclure in. Maye was put out
near home by ScaIIcn, who made a great
run. Gregor died on third, in conse-
quencc of Wren's tanning out and Me
Cures getting out at first. Quick
drove a fly to Ledhettcr, who held it,
and Nesbitt and Chcrrier famed out.
In the eighth, Clark fell a victim to
Scallen. Ledbetter got to 'irst and
Carr, by a tWo-bagger, advanced him
to third, both being brought home by
Douglas on d base-hit. Mcclure famed
out and Maye contributed a fly
to Nesbitt. kochl got to first and
then Stephens sent the leather
out of sight, sending R0ehl in
and reaching third, scoring on TUFTS
single. Cuddyhy sent a fly right into
Ledbotter'a hands. Then camo the
greatest play of the game Smith sent
the ball across the bicycle track and
made q home,run, aloEst oyertaking Tut,
who also scored, ScaIIeu famed out,
and Quick failed to reach first.
Ia the ninth, Gregor, Wren and john
MlcGuiro famed out in one, two, t1t9e
order, and the game was over.
The score hy inninge was:
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