New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-09-13
THIS IS HOW FRANKLIN LOST.

Landry first man up swings the
willow for the Frauklinites, and
lands a safe. Ford advances him
to second on a sacrifice. Duplain
flies to Vitter and Sentell retires
the side on a hit to Montaro at
short who fields the ball at first.
In the second Tarlton gets free
passage to the initial bag. He is
called out at second on attempt to
steal Klees flies to speedy Relf.
Smith flies to Lourd in the right
garden.
New Iberia starts off with Lourd
who gets his base on balls. Relf
who likewise gets free passage to
first, advances Lourd to second.
Montaro, next in line hits to short
stop who throws to Ord base to put
Lourd out, but Ord baseman
fumbles the ball. With three men
on bases Smith pitches wild ball
this advances each runner one base
and scores Lourd. Logan next
hits a safe and Relf and Montaro
scoref. Vitter gets free pass.
Sentell gets in the box, Smith goes
to short. Wyatt hits to short and
Logan, on attempting to score, is
put ont at home. Taylor makes
first on Klees' error and Vitter
scores. On Earls safe hit Wyatt
crosses the rubber, also Taylor.
Conrad fans. Lourd, who comes
up for the second time, hits to
pitcher and is put out at first. Earl
dies on third. In the second in
ming, New Iberia almost duplicates
the first, making four runs. Relf
is put out at first on his hit to
Tarlton. Montaro makes first on
a safe, and second on passed
ball. Logan gains first on Tarl-
tons error. Vitter hits safe and
Montaro and hogan score. Wyatt
makes first on short stops error,
but is called out on letting Lourd
run for him without specific al
lowance. With two men out Tay-
lor walks to first, and with Vitter
on third he takes second. On
Hines two Dagger, Vitter and
Taylor score. Conrad retires the
side on q strike out with Earl on
second. In the the third and fourth
innings the Franklin boys pull
we'll together and give Iberia two
"goose eggs"
In third inning Burgess aud
to Montaro at short.
Landry makes another safe. Ford
hits to Relf who is slightly blinded
by Landry's running before him
and miffs the ball. With Ford on
first and Landry on second, Duplain
fans.
Ia Franklin's fourth inning
Hine is shown up in brilliant
plays. Sentell sends a peach to
"sure-shot" Hiney who swipes it.
Tarlton tries to put one over his
head, and everybody thinks he is
safe, when Earl appears under it
and shuts it up in his basket.
Klees next man up, fans.
In Franklin's fifth Smith hits to
Relf, and it is all over with the
batter. Burgess fouls to catcher.
Clausser gets first on a safe where
he dies on Speedy's speedy work
behind Vitter on Landry's bit.
Ford's lands three Dagger in the
sixth, and scores Franklin's first
run on Montaro's error on Du-
plains hit to him. Duplain reach
es third and scores Franklin's Sec
ond and last run on Sentelps swift
hit to Wyatt who miffs the ball.
Sentell gains second on wild pitch
but dies there on Tarlton's and
Guess fans and Smiths fly to
Hine. In the seventh Burgess
strikes ont. Clausser reaches first
on Vitter's fumbled ball, and gets
second where he dies on Landry's
fly to vitter and Ford's hit to Relf.
New Iberia made one run in the
fifth. In the sixth, seventh and
eighth she did not score. Frank
lin in her eighth fly two to Relf
and is put out once at first. In
her ninth Speedy, Logan and Hine,
each are favored with fly. New
Iberia does not take her ninth in
ming: