Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1900-06-15
WE'RE ALMOST SI|lTOl' 7
The Red Lodge Baseball Club Didn't Do d
Thing to the Boys from
Bridger.
WON BY SCORE OF ~ TO )
Visitors Ran Up Against Hard Game and
Went Down to Gentleluanly
Defeat.


Bridpcr's baseball co1ors wer, Wea-
nesday trailna In tho d,,st IN thn Rod
I,odu. a;amnna wban thn ut,,u,r, ,;.;t.
nrs wnnt down ~ ;n,,nr;nus dof,,t 1,n
fore the superior nlayin, of thc home
foam The Bridocr hoys eama u,,t,nf
dnnt ,,a nv,,,t.nt Int ,o,,,r,,aa ,1,,,
what dnwnhnn.tna ma ao;,.tol ,.;4h
thn words &c pa,,n r;nu;n,r 4, tba;, n,,,s.
~, th..,uh,,a. .,$a.r..
Too soon detected mud In spon p,n,r
,rhn visitors att;rnd II, hr1bt rnd I'M.
md headed IN thr ]ittlr rn)nrnd n,;,srnt
seutrd III 4 rin3in,,;vn n,,,;nn n,,dn J,
verv 1;nr ,n,,raran,r ,rhev ,re III -
tlrmunlr Il lnt4nf fellnws j.. ovnr ,ytnllal
i wiIlnw ar ,.h.,s.l /, b,ll trhnrn u5s. nn
wranulinr IL, i]l frc1;nu on ,5;,lsin, nn
,l;rfN haI rbnN wnn, IT., ,aa;,,., H.
renl thing III thn rnt;n ng ~ tn VI :n,a
wuu)d Nina bcsn sbut o,,, nnti,ely h:a u
MI hrsn Nh tu,, e,.r,,,s ,n,an MI ,h,
hnnn te,n, II thn l,.4 ,w,, ;nn;nu trla
Rna I,na,,n l,,p, ,,,,t y, ,,,.,t
!. wn. n,a, ,,].,,.aa Il, .,,,.,to,,.. MF;n,
o,, any nrar,i,.n ~ s,,o,l; af -tbn 49,,
ont riuIt anwn H. hn.;nn.s .,,,d nv;aon..a
thr fart that Rad. I,na,rn b,s tho ut,tr ,,f
which bnll nlnvar. ma rnaaa rhn f,n,
Gus Fleming brothers, an inviuciblc trio.
distinguished themselves ;,s usual.
The game was called at | :A5, with the
visitors at the lat and Charles Howard
Of the Gebo Sentinel as umpire. II was
d pretty beginning, each side being rc-
tired in rapid fashion, without d score 10
The credit Of either club III the first inn
ing. Again tic visitors went To bat and
again were they retired III one two three
order. Then the home team went III and
ended the second inning by piIing up
three runs. Roger Fleming inauguratcd
the fun BY sending d hot liner through
the pitcher and stcaling second. james
Fleming famed out. Wcathers the
doughty catcher for the home team, hit
10 second and took first. Roger Fleming
stole home and the crowd sent up d
cheer. I4eatherman hit to second, who
ftlnEbled and then the catcher made II
Wild throw, letting IN Wcathers and
l5patherman. McMastcrs got out and
Mulduon famed the air. Score 3 to O.
Auaiu werc the visitors rrt;r4a with
another poosc COO.
For thc home tcam N fine Inst hnlf af
t6u thir1 Rose buntrd and tnolx FIRST
and 1|1ru stole second. Newman fnuned
and Paddy L,]cmin0 thn pitcher With
the strong arm and pood eve hit. a lone
sinulr and Rose cnnc home Rnorr
rlrmjuo hit to first Paddy 1oolx second
and james Fcnin, famed. Score i "a o
Rnvlen vent ~ Ma, for the visitors i,
,hn fnnrtb .nd f,nnod nmt M,lln,
n],,nze,I one thrnlph second and Scott
hi i safe sinole rs did Smith hnt Mal
)n1 #uas Thrown n,u at 1h,rd uc,lrv
famed and the visitors retired
Wratherz fer t,e h.,,1, t,..,n ~, ia,
j31affar and GfBln second Mo
Masters ba1 had the sanr old hole p 4
and Lca1bcr1uaD made = losa hjt and
brought II Wca1Ilsrs. Mu)doo1 uo, IN
and look his base while Rose famed
When lIj4 jn4ino en.ed 1I3e ErJ bodice
I3axs had piled un seyru RIMS nal<ing=
,I5r .,..4e 11 t,#n
1'bou@b fine visitors came m sIpjlin.
they retired RAPIDLY. II was pretty work
on 1hr part of Pitcher E'lcmjnn and
Catcher Wca1hcrs Paddy Tanned i've
Hen in succession and assisted kooeT
I,,te,uino IN ,n1ttin, ,,11t the. nnvf ,,:tn
In the last half of the fifth Paddy
Fleming scnt . Iiah Ny AWAY over third
and IJea)rv n ]er1 field made = brilliant
rjuninn eatcl 4 Wild tbroW from third