The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-17
KNSLEY WINS BOTH BALL GAMES
Baby Show, Horse Races, Automobile Race,
Foot Race, Broncho Busting, ETC.,
AmoDg the AttroctioDs

scored by Belpre in four innings, he
was taken out and Peterson substi-
tuted. In the six innings which the
latter pitched, he got five clean strike
outs and put three strikes on two 9TH
er Belpre men, but both of these men
| reached first and in one instance a
run was scored before Montgomery
could recover the ball. Hopkins
pitched the entire game for Belpre,
and with the exception of one inning
| his shoots were a puzzle to the maj jOr-
ity or his opponents.
Belpre went to bat first and got two
| men on bases with none out. They
failed to reach home, however, two
men dying 1T first and the third shOv,
ing one into Peterson's waiting hands
in right field. Peterson reached first
for Kinsley but was thrown out at
second, having slid over the base in
an attempt to steal. Hottewitz struck
! out and Brown went out on pop fly.
In the second inning Wright hit a
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three men were easy outs. Bishop
went out and Brelsford and Misner
both struck out
| NewhOuse went out in the third on a
fly to Misner, but before the side was
retired Hardy and Hopkins both
scored. Montg omery went out on \
pop fly, Smith batted a high one to
Harrison in centre and Glass was
thrown out at first.
Riley lined out a two bagger in the
fourth and was sacrificed to third,
scoring a moment later. For Kinsley,
Peterson went out on a pop fly, Hottie
wiiZ again struck out and Brown was
thrown out at first.
Peterson was substituted in the fifth
inning and Belpre was shut out, Cur.
ry striking out. In this inning Har-
rison dropped an easy fly from Bish-
ops bat but.Kinsley was again retired
without a run.
In the sixth both sides were blank
ed, aud Belpre was also blanked in
the seventh. Right here was where
the Kinsley boys fell onto Hopkins in
u manner which brought JOY to the
hearts of the local fans-great gobs
of it. Peterson was the first man up
: and laced out a single and then stole
second. Hottewitz, who up to this
; time had been punching holes in the
. atmosphere in an extremely vicious
: manuer, lit onto one Of Hopkins
twisters with a heavy bump and poled
. 10 :nto deep left for clean three bag
ger, scoring on the throw in. Brown
went out, but Bishop, Brslsford and
Montgomery found Hopkins an easy
mark and made safe ones and all
scored. Ten men faced Hopkins in
this inning and nearly every one hil
safely. Five runs were scored and
kinsley was one to the good
. In the eighth, Wright raped a fly
, to lett which fell into Class hands
Smith fumbled grounder and Riley
got TO first. Newhouse also made
first on an error, and both scored
, Johnson struck out, Hardy got three
strikes but reached first and Hopkins
! few out to Misner. Hottewitz was AT
easy out but Brown hit safe. BishoI
j., struck out, Brown stole third and
scored on Brelsford's hit to centre
, Misner struck out. Score, six to six
: Newhouse few out to Brown iI
l right and McKibben went out at first
Curry drew four balls and scored OF
\ Wriyht's two-bagger. Wright wa,
e thrown out at third. Kinsley came tt
t bat i'm their half of the ninth with tn,
] score standing seven to six in favor
] OF Belpre. Montgomery and Smitl
: both made easy outs and Glass carn'
to the bat. With two strikes on tn,
r batter, the crowd considered the gam
: over aud started to leave she grounds
a Hopkins showed another ball toward
the catcher but Class bat got in tn
! way and the ball dropped into shor
q centre for neat single. Class stol