The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-06-03

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to I'd which was poorly fielded. Cox
went out to 1st. Carey took his base
on balls. Harrington made first on
a ground hit to I'd. The I'd baseman
did not field the sphere as well as is
his wont and in consequence Sullivan
and Carey scored. Dibble went out
on tip to the pitcher to lst. COveau
reached 1st safely and Harrington
scored, Coveau going to I'd. Lynch
short hit to pitcher and was retired
at 1st.
Donnelly hit the wind three times
in the same place and sat down.
Cramer reached LIST on hit to left
and I'd on a wild throw. McQuade
reached 1st. Heenan struck out and
McMasters went out by fly to Heard.
Another goose'egg.
Cramel was put in the box for the
Towers and McQuade in the mask.
Heard went to 1St on balls. Lynn
reached 1st and Heard went out be-
tween I'd and Sd bases. Sullivan went
out to LIST. Cox went out on fly to
Donnelly. This is the time the Ely
boys scored a magnificent 0.
Symons went to 1st on safe hit to
left. Kinney tapped a short one to
IS. and was retired at 1st. Williams
hit to I'd and went out to 1st. Sym
onds scored. Opel went out on a
short hit to I'd to 1st. The Tower
boys pulled out of this inning with
one tally on their sheet.
Carey went to 1st on balls. Har-
rington struck out. Dibble hit to
left scoring Carey. Coveau safe hit
to center. Lynch long hit to left
scoring Dibble. Heard went out to
1st. Here the game became SO warm
that we forgot to keep track but in
dulged in a few flights of enthusiasm.
When the smoke and dust had cleared
away and our enthusiasm had cooled
enough to enable us to continue our
tabbing we discovered that the Ely
boys had run in six scores during the
inning and several men had died on
bases.
Donnelly struck out. Cramer made
1st on hit to left. McQuade famed
Keenan, got 1st on an easy one to IS.
which was poorly fielded and Cramer
was retired between I'd and Sd.
This ended the fourth inning with
the Ely boys practically victors with
a large balance to their credit. The
Tower boys now put in Dooley in the
box, dropping Donnely from the
game. Dibble went out on tap to
I'd to LIST. Coveau took first on a safe
one to left. Lynch took 1st on balls.
Heard went to 1st on pop up which
was dropped by McQuade but gather
in quick enough to force Coveau out
at I'd. Lynn ended the inning with
a fly hit to Cramer on I'd.
McMasters flew out to 1st. Sym
onds went out to I'd to 1st. Kinney
sent a grounder to So. but through an
error was not caught at 1st. Will
Jams short hit to pitcher and ended
the Towers at lSt.
Sullivan lined one down center and
reached lst. Cox struck out. Carey
was crippled to base. Harrington
struck out.and DibbIe went out to
1st killing Sullivan and Carey on
bases.
Opel took LIST on Dibble's tumble.
Dooley struck out and Cramer famed.
Opel went out from catcher to Sd.
Coveau struck out and Lynch took
his base on balls. Heard put a safe
one between 1st and I'd and Lynn did
the same. Sullivan hit the ozone
three times. Lynch scored on
wild pitch. Cox hit wind three
times retiring the side.
McQuade lined out a two Dagger
and Heenan famed. McMasters safe
hit to 1st and McQuade scored. Sym
onds put a short one to I'd and the
baseman caught McMastersSat I'd and
Symonds at lst, making neat double
play.
Carey batted beautiful sky-scraper
to Opel in left. 1t must have be-
come heated in transit for Opel
dropped it like hot potatoe. Har-
ringtOn famed. Dibble went out on
hot one to Kinney at short. Coveau
biffed into the air three straight and
retired the side amid loud cheering
on the part of the Tower spectators.
Kinney went out from Dibble to
1st. Williams went out on a high
one to Heard. Opel hit to I'd fore