Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-28
sRNsATIONAL TRN INNINGs.
Abilene Lost to salina in Close Game
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Over 1000 people saw the Dali ga"e
at SalinA last Friday between the
Abilenes and the Bankers. II took
ten innings to settle the close contest
and then in sensational finish Salina
won BY 8 to s.
The Sallna Journal In its report OF
the game says:
"ProbAbly never In the history Of
base ball 10 SAlina has there been q
game that was % replete with features
both sides contributing literally to
the sensational work. Abilene led In
the feature work by pulling of q triple
play in the eighth inning. and to hun
dreds Of people present who had never
seen that feat performed before 1t was
several seconds before they realized
that an exceptionally good chance 70
score at least two men had been
snuffed out in twinkle Of an eye.
1.-THE most timely hit, however, was
q two-bsgger in the tenth inning by
Henry Eberhardt, which brought In
the winning score. The base running
ON both sides was good, but there
were few stolen bases recorded, the
catchers both being up 70 snuff every
minute Of the contest. B. Ludes was
just right and pitched the best game
by far, walking only one man and
tanning eight. Giles was not SO
stsady, having passed three men and
succeeded in tanning only FIVE. Ludes
had the best support. every man be-
hind him playing steady game.
1.-The game started of o little dis
couraging, Abilene scoring the first
man up on two singles and an error at
second base. The locals evened up
tho score in the second inning with an
earned run ON three singles, In the
fourth inning the balloon went up
Shearsr at short and Parent OF second
each made an error handrunning.
giving Gels and Carlberg life; y. Ludes
went out on Hy to center field and
HOlmquist made ss pretty Satrinos
as ives ever made in Oakdals park;
Harvey took first on 6elders' choice
willis Gels scored. Abbott gave Eddy
an opportunity to miss q long dY 20
center field. scoring Carlberg and
Harvey, making the score 4 to II
favor Of the locals.
1.-THE vISitors did q little scoring In
the fifth inning, and again the SCORE
was q staudoff. Lamb sent q SKY
sCraper to Abbot, Summers hit for
two bases and Snyder gave Henry
Eberhardt o hot one, ON which he
made bis second error, scoring Sum-
mers; B. Ludes pulled down q high
ayer from Giles bat. Shearer walked,
and Parent cleaned up with two
Dagger, Sapp took life on passed
ball, which was the third strike, but
he died at first when Eddy sent sky
scraper to Carlberg's garden.
"The visitors scored another man In
the sixth, and until the ninth 1t
looked very much as though 1t was
the winning score. In the ninth,
however, after CArlberg had sent 9
grounder to Shearer and went out 81
arst, B. Ludes hit for three bases.
HOlmquist pat long ny into Eddy'S
hands and LudeS scored on Harveyb
single. Harvey later went out trying
20 steal second. This evSaed the
tcOro again, and although It vas get
ting late the game ran isto On extra
inning. In the tenth Abilene got
thrOe men on bases, but ell were sill
there when the lest man went dowS.
1.-THE sensational finish was the next
Ia order. Abbott sent line drive 70
Parent and went down. Fred EOer-
hardt took GrSt on PArrent's error,
and r. LADIES' walked. Henry Ebsr-
hardt came along with . two baggsr'
putting Fred Ebsrhsrdt over the
plate with the WANING score. T.
Ludss scored also, bat tAs game was
at an end before be left third base"
The score BY innings:
RI 81
salina. ............OiO3OOo01i-6 81
Abilene. ..........1OO0S10OOo-S q
summSry-Earned runs, salina 3,
Abilene lis base hits, B. Ludss 3;
base hits, q. Ebsrhardt, Parent, Sum-
merS; sacrifice hits, HOlmquist, Par
ens; stolen bases, Abbott, SsPP; trip
pls play, Giles to HOrrsll to Parent;
double plsy. Parent unassistsdi struck
out By LudsS s, BY Giles 81 bases on
balls, OF LudSS /, of Giles s. pass
ball, Harvey !; left on bases, salina g.
Abilene z; umpire, Bowen time Of