The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-30
HURLEY GOT A
TERRIBLE DRUBD|NC
LOCALS SHUT THEM OUT AND MADE
SIXTEEN SCORES.
LINE-UpS HAVE BEEN FURNISHED
Crystal Falls.lron Mountain Game Players
Have Been Announced by Both
Sides. Great Interest Manifest.

Crystal Falls travelled 60 Hurley via
the "cordwood limited last Saturday
and on Sunday afternoon the boys got
revenge for the hardships they were
subjected toin spending eight hours
on the road covering 100 odd miles
by shutting out the champions Of the
Gogebic and Northern Wisconsin and
chalking up sixteen talleys TO their
own credit. Sullivan, the much
yaunted dummy" pitcher was In the
box for Hurley and IL he ever had any
idea that he could play ball he has for
gotten IL. sullivan may get over II
but he'll never look the same In the
eyes OF the base ball public Nema-
check for the locals was IN enigma.
Hurley simply couldn't touch him and
three scattered, neasly hits were all
that could be drawn by the boys across
the raging Montreal.
First Inning.
The game opened with Crystal Falls
at the bat. Henry singled and Shaw
did likewise. Carter picked out a
nice one for three bases scoring Henry
and Shaw. Ballstruck out and Dens-
more singled bringing In Carter.
Hastings and Hoover struck out. For
Hurley Lucia got a pass. LaForce
got first ON an error Of Carter, Lucia
advancing TO second. Bush and Shean
struck out and Lucia was caught try
ing % steal home.
Second Inning.
Bies singled; Nemacheck flew out 20
first, Henry singled and Bies scored
Shaw flew out 10 first base. Carter
singled but Henry was caught trying
To steal third. Broyton flew out to
first. Michaels was thrown out hyl
Hoover. Costello got first on Hoover's
error but died at second, lennon
striking out.
Third Inning.
Ball famed Dinshore was safe at |
first by an error of the lett iiclder but !
later was caught trying to steal
second lIasting flew out 10 first
Lucia got the first hit for Hurley,
LaForce famed and Bush gotI a pass
Shean struck out and Sullivan went |
out I'LL first.
Fourth Inning.
Hoover gotta pass. Bics singled and |
the two were brought home by Nema-
checks double. Henry flew out 10
second. Shaw was retired at first and
Carter got first on an error OF Lennon, |
Nemacheck scoring on the play. Ball |
few out To third retiring the side
Broyton's short hit was gobbled BY
Nemacheck and Micheals flew out to
Bies. Costello struck out returning
the side.
Fifth Inning.
Dinsmore doubled Hastings famed.
Hoover got pass but was forced al
third, Densmore having previously
been caught trying 10 steal home.
Bies got first but Hooyer's out retired
the side. Lennon struck out, sullivan
was thrown out at first by Nemacheck
and Lucia was tielded out in the same
way,
Sixth Inning.
Henry, Shaw and Carter were
thrown out at first in order LaForce
and Bush struck out and Shean gave
Bics chance which was accepted. *
Seventh Inning, I
nan xx,oo ffaidsd as ar.. rat.........-..
got pass but was caught stealing !
and Hastings struck out. Broyton
tanned. Mchaels drew the second
hit for the game and was followed by
Costello who also singled. Ncmacheck
decided that no more hits went and
tanned Lennon.
Eighth Inning.
The balloon went up. Hoover sing
ed and got home ON block ball later.
Bies doubled and Nemacheck drew ats
pass. Henry singled bringing In Bies.
Shaw got first ON an error Of Michaels.
Bases filled. Carter fouled out and !;
Ball's short fly was gathered I'm at {
'hort. Then Dinsmore came to bat g
With the bases still filled. He drew G
we strikes and three balls and then p
rot one Just where he wanted II clear Il
ng the bases. He rested at second o.
,ut later scored on Hastings single. @
The latter was caught stealing. Sui h
ivan famed Lucia was iclded al first T
nd LaForce flew out 10 first. al
Ninth Inning @
Hoover iiewto short Bies drew his y,
18th Hit scorinE later. NemachecK n