The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-31
ELkO LOSTTO
WINNEMUCCA
Locals Won Out in Sixth BY
BunChing Hits and Errors
of Visitors

AIter pfactlcally losing yesterdays
baseball game in the first and second
innings, Winnemucca won out by
bunchings hits in the sixth. Ewing,
who started to do the twirling for the
locals. was found in the first for three
singles, a double, walked five men
and hit batter, netting a total of six
runs.
In Winnemucca' half of the first,
singles by Dunn and Ewing and a
two-bagger by Browning pushed Dunn
and Ewing across the plate. Sanford
and Riddle each struck out and
Browning was caught mapping at sec
ond.
In the second, after walking E. Ta-
Dor, Stiles and Harris, Ewing was re-
placed by Dunn, who was more effec-
tive, holding the visitors down to six
scattering hits and striking out six
batsmen.
three runs. With the bases full ]. M.
Tabor doubled, scoring Dorsey and e.
Tabor. Harris scored on a passed ball.
Henry struck out and A. D. Tabor and
Adams were caught trying to steal.
In the last half of the second, after
Ennis and Wilson had struck out,
Shannon hit to third, and took first
on error. stole second and third and
scored on wild throw to home by short
stop. Bonnifield flew out to second
retiring the side.
In the third Wernecke, the first man
up walked, and Dorsey then hit to
short, who played the ball to second
who in turn threw to first, making a
fest double play. e. Tabor then tool
four balls. stole second and scored
Oh single by Stiles. Harris, the mex
man up. famed.
In this inning. Dunn, the first mar
up for the locals, singled nicely, stole
second and took third ON Ewing
single through second Browning
singled, scoring Dunn. Browning was
caught trying to steal third. Sanford
struck out. Riddle and Ennis each
singled. Wilson failed to Ian on the
ball and the side was retired.
In the fourth the visitors could not
score. A. d. Tabor hit to pitcher
j. M. Tabor flew out to left and Adams
struck out.
Shannon and Bonnifield, the frs
two up for the locals, each singled
| Dunn flew out to right. Ewing strucl
out Shannon stole third and scored
on passed ball by catcher. Bonifielt
scored on Browning's single to left
garden on error by fielder Sanfor,
then knocked a pop-up fly to short
retiring the side, the score standing
10 to 7 in favor of Elko.
Henry, the first man up for Elkt
iu the fifth, singled, but was caugh
trying to steal second. Werneck,
singled to right and scored on singles
by E. Tabor and Stiles, after Dorse!
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retiring the visitors.
Riddle, up first for the locals in th'
last half of the fifth, struck out. Ennis
hit a slow one toward third and tool
first on error by third baseman, stol
second, and scored on Wilson's nea
double to right.
In the sixth. seventh and eighth
the visitors were unable to score.
The locals in their half of the sixth
had a batting streak and landed ol
Dorsey for three singles and double
Dunn, the first man up, doubled Il
right Ewing sacrificed Dunn to third
Browning hit to short and took frs
on fielder's choice. Dunn scoring OF
wild throw to home plate by shor
stop. Browning stole second and thir'
and scored on passed ball. Sanfort
got life to first, after he had strucl
out, by error of catcher, stole secon,
and third and scored on Ennis singl
over second. tieing the score. Wilson
sent fast one through second, bring
ing in Ennis. Shannon few out t
left on hard catch.
In the seventh singles by Bonnifield
Dunn and Browning, coupled with tw'
stolen bases, netted the locals tw'
runs, the last they made.
The visitors made their last rul
in the ninth on a base on balls AM
singles by Wernecke and Dorsey.
The lineup was as follows:
WINNEMUCCA