Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1902-06-20

inning and bunted out. Perham flew
out to Snlalley in right and Storey flew
out to Shuster on second.
For Billings Dwyer singled while
Hogan famed and Freeman .put one
over short, which was mutfed by Perham
on the run. Harker took first and
Dwyer was forced out on third. Then
Stout hit to third and for the second
time Paddy threw wild to Roger on first.
This was costly error, enabling both
Freeman and Harker to cross the plate.
The inning closed in an attempt on the
part Of Smalley to steal second after he
had gone to first on balls.
Score, 0 to 4.
Red Lodge went to bat for the fifth
time. Paddy Fleming made a long hit
to center and Kelly gathered it in. Jim
Fleming fouled out to third and Butler
retired the side by setting EN- up to
center who grabbed the high ball like a
fellow reaching for hot toddy in the
winter time.
2 For Billings Donovan flew out to But
ler in right, Kelly went to first on balls,
stole second and succeeded in landing
On third. Shuster fouled out to Catcher
Storey. while Kelly scored On DIVERS
single. NJ Hogel then hit to Fisher,t lat
short and Dwyer was forced out at sec
ond. In this inning Paddy Fleming
surrendered third base to Mullens, the
barber.
Score, to 5.
Rose for Red Lodge came tip to start
the seventh inning and swung hard on
the first ball. The sphere however,
went straight into Dwyer's NIT, who
gathered it in without moving out Of his
tracks. The next batter up was Per
ham, the contractor, who not only made
the first safe hit for Red Lodge, but also
stole second with ease and Il moment
later, on Storey's hit to Pitcher Harker
and the latters wild throw to first,
bounded across the plate and thus had
the distinction Of giving Red Lodge its
first tally. Mullens flew out to Shuster
who covered short and, assisted by Don
ovan on second, made neat double by
catching Storey in his rapid run from
first.
For Billings, Kelly flew out to jim
Fleming, as did also Shuster. Dwyel
then took first on Roses mutf of a short
fly, and Hogel flew out to Storey.
Score to 5.
Neither side scored in the eighth
This was the inning in which the um.
pire played good ball for the hired pro
'essionals of Billings. After Jim Elem
ing had famed the air three times
Butler made the second safe hit for Rec
Lodge and stole second fair and square
but the umpire declared the dought,
ldoctor out in the rankest kind of de
|cision. Fisher then hit out to pitche
to first.
| Freeman for Billings flew out to jim
Fleming, Harkel hit out to Roger Flem
ling and Stout got weak and famed.
Score to-
The first half Of the ninth ended tn
agony, but not before Roger FleminI
crossed the plate and shook hands witt
his partner Perham. Roger reached
first on that baseman's error, Hogel fail
ing to hold the ball. Andrews then fieS
out to Shuster on second, who inaugu1
ated a series Of wild throwing and le
Roger run from first to home and scor
as the ball, thrown by Stout, went will
over third. It looked for a minute a
though the professionals might 60 I
pieces as the result Of these arrors, bu
they gathered themselves together too
Roses fly in and ended the game q
Pitcher Harker picked up Perham's hi
and threw the batter out at first thu
leaving the score to 5 in favor Of III
,ings and their two umpires.
The score:
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