The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-06

The Senators won the second game
against the white sox yesterday after
noon in a close hard battle. which re-
suited Ia a score OF 70 z. The game
was warm one from the start Both
teams worked like beavers Pitcher
Jack Forester twirled SWIFT. OCCASION
ally wild but always fast enough to do
some business with the batter Howey.
Topekas pitcher. also threw fast, but
the Senators were In a mood to hit, and
they certainly siugged hard.
Howey was batted an over the field.
The Guthrie smashers took NO mercy on
him and landed whenever they desired
10. II appeared as II they found the
bali without much trouble. and the two
and three baggers and the one base
going on al the bat when the Senators
ran prove that there was something
there
Regardless OF the ground being some
what muddy. the game was a good one
Tse White sox did not play much ball
n the first half Of the game. but came
through pretty well IN, the last half.
soaring the senators a little.
In the FIRST inning the White sox scor-
"a run which was made by Dunn.
The Senators walked IN and scored three
men with apparent ease. Pettigrew, one
of Guthrie's crack ielders, landed a
home run for which the fans gave him
-
The asc5nd inning was a beauty. The
white sox were shut out by systematic
playing on tie part OF the Senators.
Topeka vas caught on second when two
men had famed. Collins the Senator'S
third bascman. did business with the
BAH by Knocking a three bagger. Hen
ry. the White sox catcher, made raw
throw 10 second IN this inning letting
Guthrie score another tally,
Ia the third inning the White sox
nlned to make Il to first being COM
pletely shut out Dalrymple, one OF the
senators helders bunted one down by
the pitcher and no one grabbed H. but
no score was registered IN the thlru
FOR either side
The fourth inning was full Of funny
deals The White sox were skinned
although they had man on third and
one on second In close place, tEea
fen down The Senators We're also shut
out this inning although they played
diplomatic baseball Quiser the sena-
tors catcher. stepped up 20 the rubber
aud got three balls, then changed sides
al batting and Howie got OF his bal
ance ana threw the fourth ball Graves
another one cs Guthrie's helders, hit
fwo-bagger in the fourth.
The white Sox took on fresh courage
ana QuIsiey landed score for them =
the nfth The game looked bad az thli
functure The white sox had mar
on third and one on first. They at
tempted TO chase the man on third honi'
by having the runner on hrst steal sec
ond but lost their bats by doing 50
the Senators were wide awake. Guth
RE was shut out In this inning.
In the sixth the Senators blocked th
white sox when second and third base
were FUN ana did not let them scoi
Graves ana Gowns made two bagger
for the Senators and scored two NOR
iailies
.rhe seventh was an evenful inn.ne
Through bad throws on the part Of 'n
senator the white sox chased In thre
scores Barry, the Senators first base
man. made nice double by catching
burner and tagging the runner on h'
base. The muddy ground was undouni
ediv the cause OF the bad throwing
ihis inning. THE Senators went dowr
not being able 20 score. Three Of Oh
Ioeals batted hard but were put out
II the eighth the white sox tied Oh
game by running in one score. lhinl
looked dark and u appeared as u ii
senators might lose the game, but the
~tnt 10 the bat with confidence an
determination and Barry united d
score he put a little stinger out on
frsi where Il could not be reached an
brought "a d runner
The following Is the game by innins
topeka ............... l00O1o o no.
1uthre .....t-,...-.. 3lO OozO ] -
Atfcndance 300. Umpire. Regan.
summary. Earned runs-Guthrie
ropcka q Two base hits-Grayes
.wns l. cole l. Three base hits-ce
ans Home runs-PctllgreW 7. Do
ie plays Barry, unassisted. stoi
,ases-Downs J. Barry J. Forester
luisiey 4. Abbott 4. Howey 4 stru
rt-'By Forester 6. by Howef
aiscs on bals-on FORESTER 5,
ioWey 8. Hit BY pitched ball-'co
lugiey Time Of game 2.l5.
Hard and Safe Hits.