The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-11

box, Shelley going to second and XII
coyne replacing Long at first. Foley, the
first man to face Long, hit safe be-
tween first and second, but was caught
trying to steal second. Storey tried a
bunt, but it went into the air and
dropped into Longs glove.
The fourth started off by Murphy
striking out. Railey hit one to Foley,
who threw him out. Sullivan retired
the side by a pop up to Lynch. For the
opponents Lynch got a pass TO first.
Emerson hit safe between first and Sec
ond. Norbeck flew OUT to Railey and
Dwyer caught Emerson trying to steal
second. Tucker walked and Lynch
scored on wild pitch. Maloney struck
ou:.
In the fifth Shelley hit to Maloney.
who fumbled it, and Shelley went to
third on a single by Dwyer between
first and second. Shelley scored on SUIT
who again fumbled the ball. Kilcoyne
hit to Foley, who likewise fumbled. The
bases were now full. Long, the next
man up, hit to Lynch, who cut Sutton
off at the plate AS soon as Storey got
the ball he. threw 1t to first, in an eff
fort to make a double, but the runner
was between Tucker and the ball. and
the sphere went bounding into right
field. McHale and Kilcoyne came home
on the misplay. Murphy and Railey
shut off further argument by striking
out. Martin was again the first man
up for the Upper Works. He hit to
MeHale, who fumbed and Martin
Beat it out. 1nman hit to center for
two bases. Foley got transportation to
first and the bases were full Storey
flew out to Shelley. Lynch was the
man of the hour, and he slapped it out
for three bases to right center, scoring
the three runs. He himself scored a
moment later on Emerson's two Dagger
to left center. just at this point Long
resigned his job as pitcher and Shelley
again came in, Long taking his place at
second. Norbeck hit to Sutton. who
threw him out. Emerson scored on
fuckers single. Maloney hit to SUIT
ton, who threw him out, retiring the
side. .H.
In the sixth Sullivan hit to Lynch,
who threw him out The same thing
happened to Shelley, who hit to Emer-
son. Dwyer smashed it into right field
for three bases, but Bills effort was In
vain, for the next man up, sutton, hit
to Emerson, who threw him out. All
of these three put outs were of the real,
genuine. clever kind, being fast and
clean. For the third time Martin led
off for the Uppers. He struck out In
man hit to left field. Railey could
easily have eaten up the fly, but Foley
ran back and Railey held off, with the
result that neither one of them got it.
Somebody then got hold of the ball and
fred it at second base, but there was
no player there to receive it and Inman
went to third. Foley struck out and
Storey hit to Kilcoyne.
McHale started the seventh with
foul, which Lynch got after nice run.
Kilcoyne flew out to Maioney and
Long fouled out 20 Storey, who got 1t
after fine run into the crowd of spec
tators Lynch started the ball for the
other side with little one to Sutton.
The third baseman, however, threw II
over Kicoyne's head about a mile and
a quarter. The ball was stopped by
spectator but the block was disre-
garded Emerson struck out 'Lynch
was forced out at second when NOR
beck came to bat and the latter went
to second on a passed ball tucker
was presented with pass to first, A
single by Maloney filled the bases. Mar
tin sent Railey a high one but the left
fielder dropped it. Inman hit long
one to center and Sullivan got 1t after
a long and exciting run. The catch was
the best individual play of the day and
was literally applauded.
The eighth was long inning, luil OF
errors and loose fielding. Murphy hit
to Emerson, who threw him out. Rafley
hit a nice, easy fly to Martin who drop
ped 1t. Sullivan hit safe between first
and second and Railey scored on Skel-
ley's hot one to Lynch. The ball struck
the pitchers leg with terrific force ana
bounded away at least so feet. Dwyer
was out on pop-up fly in the inheld.
Sutton walked and the bases were once
more filled. McHale hit one that Tuck
er allowed to scoot between his legs.
Had he stopped this ball there would
have been an end to things right there,
but as it was the error allowed both
Skelley and Sullivan to score. Kill
coyne got a pass. and once again the
mile posts We're full up. Long singled
to center field and Sutton and McHale
came home. Kilcoyne scored on Muir
phys infield grounder, which the play
ers didn't seem to know what TO do
with The half was ended by Railey
striking out. 1t netted six runs for the
Lowers. Foley, for the Upper Works,
walked to initial sack. Storey hit
liner to McHale, who touched Foley,
and thus is credited with a double. Just
here Mickey Lynch came in with his
little home run. He sent one far out
beyond the bicycle track and walked
all the way around. Shelley struck
Emerson and sent him to second on a
wild pitch. Norbeck sent a long fly to
Railey, whose glove seemed to be COM
posed principally of rubber, and the
ball rolled away. The error scored
Emerson. Norbeck tried 10 take thlrd,
but got caught at it.
The ninth was quick and to the point.
Sullivan hit to Maloney, who threw him
out Shelley flew out to Emerson. EN-
erson tried for another backward run
on Dryers fly, but missed it. 1t was
a hard one to get, but as the second
baseman accepted the chance, he is
given the error. Sutton hit down the
first base line for single, but McHale
hit directly to Tucker, and the game
was ended.
The score:
UPPER WORKS.