Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-27

IN the very ceSt game OF the sea-
son Mountain Home defeated EN-
NETT last Sunday by the score Of 3
to 1 and incidentally our new pitch
er, Mr.. Zimmerman, made his in
itial appearance in the box and
twirled one Of the finest games ever
seen in these parts. After the first
man up he was as steady as a
rock and did not give a base on
balls or hit a man. In fact the
Emmett sluggers were able to get
the ball out of the diamond but
once during the entire game. That
is something the great johnson can
not boast of. 1t is the universal
opinion OF the fans that he will do.
Following is the game in detail.
First Inning.
Eaton With two strikes and three
balls spoiled four good ones and
then walked. He took second ON a
passed ball and went to third when
Zim threw Hayes out at first. A
bad play by Zim as he. could easily
have had Eaton at third. Christie
fell over Holwerson's baby tap to
short, Eaton scoring. Zim then
put on steam and famed Woody
and Byrd. One run.
Parker by fast running beat out
his infield tap, but persisted steal
ing. Martin hit dinky bounder
to the pitcher and was out at first.
Kuhl swung three times, the catch
er missed the third one but got him
at first. No runs.
Second Inning.
Crytes got lucky infield single
and went to second on Whites Sec
ond passed ball. John Byrd swung
at two and failed to offer at the
third. Lick hit one in front of the
plate and was out on Zim's toss
TO Moose; Crytes going to third.
Big Loeffler swung viciously at
three but hit only the atmosphere.
No runs.
White hit sizzler over second
Tor one base and went to second on
Moose's slow one to third that beat
him to first. Lick made a fancy
catch of Grayson's drive to right.
Crytes made dreadful muff of
Zim's pop, White going TO third.
He trotted home on Jack Oswald's
single. Christie lined to short. One
run.
Third Inning.
Moose ran way out in right and
pulled down Eaton's high one. A
swell play. Hayes grounded to
third and was out at first. Hol-
werson bumped up high one that
Moose got down by second. A very
much Oswald inning. No runs.
Parker hit to second and was out
at first. Martin swished thrice.
Kuhl rolled an easy one to third
that beat him to first. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Woody, Byrd and Crytes famed
in succession. No runs.
White and Moose singled. Gray
son struck out. Zim lined out to
center. Moose was forced at Sec
ond on ]. Oswald's tap to short
No runs.
Fifth Inning.
John Byrd made four straight
strike outs for Zim. Moose made a
fancy catch of Licks lofty foul and
then sent the grand stand into
frenzy by his one handed catch of
Loeffler's savage liner over first.
A bit of sheer highway robbery.
No runs.
Christie swung at three. Parker
again went out. second to first.
Martin got in the way of one of
LoeffIer's shoots and went to first.
He Immediately stole second where
he was left when Loeffler tossed
Kuhl out at first. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Eaton skyed and again Moose
was under il. Hayes struck out.
So did Holwerson but the third was
a wild pitch on which he reached
first. He got gay and Zim caught
him so far off the bag that ne
dashed for second and was run
down on the line, Zim, Moose,
Martin and Christie getting assists
and Christie the put out. No runs.
White was out on his grasser to
short. Moose hit hard one out in
eft that John Byrd squeezed.
irayson gave -Crytes a chance TO