Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
DUDES LOSE 10 SENATOR'S.


Goddard's bunch of pennnat chas-
ers drew lemon in the contest last
Sunday in game that was good and
bad. 1t was well played and excit-
ing but the wrong team won. This
is how it happened.
Randolph swung at three bad
ones. Mitchell rolled an easy one
to Grayson and was an easy out at
first. FinlSe hit hot one to right
for a single and went to second on
Cbristie's tumble. Mcleod popped
to Pellen. No runs
Parker bounced one to the first
baseman who beat him to first.
With three balls OH him Martin
watched three strikes 90 by. Kuhl
was out Mitchell to Randolph No
runs.
Second Inning
Campbell famed Parker by fast
fielding held Lewis swipe to two
bags; Mundorf sent him to third ON
his groundcr to Martin. Thurston
lifted a high one TO Moose No
runs.
White and Oswald were out by
the second baseman's and pitchers
toss to first. Pellen lifted to
Mitchell. No runs
Third Inning.
Chinn out by the three strike
route. Graysons' throw beat Ran
dolph to first. Mitchell popped to
White. No runs.
Moose hit a hot one to short and
was out at first. Grayson beat UP
the air three tinies. Christie gave
Mitchell a chance to throw him out
at first. No runs
Fourth Inning
Finke met one OF Grayson's fast
ones on the trade mark and sent
way out in certee. With the crack
OF the bat Packer turned his back
to the ball and started at a Job lots
clip for the fence and with arms
extended SO he almost fell he inter-
cepted the flying sphere and made a
catch that will be remembered for
many day. Mcleod hit hot one
to Martin and was out at first.
Campbeli gave Moose a chance to
make dandy play on his smash
oNCi ilfSl Dag. NO runs.
Parker beat out an infield hit.
Martin laid down nice sacrifice,
sendingsPa to second Lewis
made a bum hcave of Kuhl's |
grounder which allowed Parker to
score the first run OF the game,
KuhI going to second. White skied /
to Lewis and Jack Oswald said
things when the umpire called one
that the catcher caught on the short /
bounce his third strike. One run.
Fifth Lnning.
Lewis breezed. Mundorf singled
and went all the way to third on
'Thurstons grounder to Kuhl whose
throw to first was high but Moose
went up in the clouds and pulled it
down with one hand A fine play
and finer bit of base running.
Chin gave Kuhl another chance
but this time he put right in
Moose's mitt. No runs.
Peilen agitated the atmosphere.
Moose walked and stole second.
Grayson's fly dropped in MitcheiI's
mitt- Mundorf threw Christie out
at first No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Randolph swung at three.
Mitchell lifted an easy one to
Moose Finke was out on three
strikes so the umpire said. Noran
Parker hit a sizzler to right for
three bases. Martin swung at two
and the umpire called another of
those low ones. With two str ikes
On Kuhl Parker made daring ef-
ort to steal home and everybody
tut the umpire said he made it.
<uhl then vent out short to first.
No runs.
Seventh Inning.
Mcleod Singled and stole second
md went TO third while Martin
vas throwing Campbell out at first.
.ewis scored Mcleod on his hit TO
enter; Jack Oswald almost getting
l. He tried to steal second but
ellen was waiting with Whites
eg. Murdorf then struck out.
me rum
White hit to pitcher and was out
first. j. Oswald hit a single