The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-05-12
ENID VS.. CHICKASHA.
Betch Losing His Arm in the Fifth
Inning for the Locals Gave the
Game to the Visitors.
SECOND GAME OF SERIES.

uFSt, Dut tne next Two men al the
stick were fan-outs. The fourth
mau up gained nothing but a fly
which was gathered up by Weller
and he was thrown out at first.
Price showed up well III the box.
The home boys could make no safe
hits. The light batting to the in
field and the clever work Of the
visitors prevented the boys from
reaching first.
Second Inning Andrews threw
the first batter out from second 10
first and Parkney prevents the sec
ond man from scratching first by
his grand stand catch in right field.
This was his first opportunity and
he saved it with ease. The third
man up had a fan in his hand and
was victim Of the pitcher in the
one, two, three order.
Weller received the wrong kind
OF hit, got it in the side instead
Of out in the field but he walked to
first with a smile and said, Iii new
er hurt" Porkney went to FIRST
off Of his clean hit to right field and
Kerns followed up with a nice sin
gle which scored Weller and Pork
ney from second and third. The
side went out OH account Of light
batting to the in-hcld and were
thrown out at first.
Third Inning Price made a safe
hit to FIRST and walked to second on
missed ball by the catcher. VOL
ford batted light one TO the i'll
field and gains first on Houser' 5
error. Price and Wolford were
both thrown ont on bases. Fetch
went to first on a safe hit and
scored on passed balls. The fourth
man up farined.
Grant batted a grounder to the
pitcher and was thrown out at first
Houser batted a hot one to third
who funbled ii, and by close de-
cision gained first. Porkney came
to the stick with triple strength
and landed out a hree-bagger.
Houser was thrown out at home
plate trying to score on the long
hit. The next two men up could
give Porkney no chance 10 score.
One famed, the other batting to
the in6eld and thrown out at first.
Fourth Inning Clean hit by
Frantz. Tarr heided the next fly
in left field which was hard one
to handle. Tarr and Andrews
clever work is responsible for
Enid not scoring in this inning
Tarr received loud applase from
the grand stand on his two-base hit
in left field. 1'arr scored off of
two-bagger by Kerns but the latter
died on second on accout of the
light batting which followed.
Fifth Inning This was the
walk-a-way to first inning on balls;
bases filled up one after another on
account of Betch's careless pitch
ing. BY a wild throw from Butch
to Kerns, Miller and Frantz scored.
Kern saved Prices high foul, the
other two went out on helded balls.
Cooley gathered Benefits foul
with ease. Houser landed a hot
Single to centre field but the snappy
work by the visitors prevented any
scores in this inning
Sixth Inning Fetch got a safe
hit off Of Barnes, stole second and
gained third off batting. Porkney
caught difficult fly in right field.
Fetch scored on Miller's sacrifice.
Grant threw Frantz out from third,
making three outs.
Tarr drives Cooley one which
was handled nicely on FIRST and Mr..
Tarr went out Through Fetch's
hot stop aud quick throw Andrews
failed to see FIRST Third man ur
famed.
Seventh Inning: Motts batted a
pop-up fly in Andrews field which
was cleverly saved. Price layed the
stick down at the plate. Houser
o..ccked the next ball and caused
the third oui.
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