Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-07-11
Three Big Celebration Days
Repete With Entertainment Bring Out Daily Attendance of Over
5000 People---Best Ball Game in Years
Kamiah a Cottonwood 2.

! plucky little catcher was given an
ovation. The only earned run OF
the game was made by Cottonwood
in the fourth inning, on Noeps hit
to center, he being advanced to
third on F. Lang's two bagger,
and scoring on Browns hit to left
field for . single. Noel's three
bagger and Mccoy Hills three
bagger both being to deep left field
in the sixth inning was received
with loud and prolonged cheering
by the great crowd.
DR.. H. V. Riggs was chosen as
the official umpire and gave per-
feet satisfaction. His decisio, 9
were never once disputed for the
Doctor had his eye with him.
Cottonwood went first to bat,
Brown went out from short to first,
Byram struck out, Peterson made
a hit to left, and Trucket went out
from pitcher to first. For Kamiah,
II. Martin went out from third to
first, w. Parsons went the same
route, and Reinhart struck out.
In the second inning, G. Lang
made hit, Price followed with a
short one advancing Lang to sec
ond, Boleo got first on Reinhart's
tumble of his hit, which filled the
basee, Noel now stepped to the
plate and hit to the pitcher, who
retired Lang at the plate, with the
bases still full F. Lang faced
Mccoy Hill and was disposed OF on
strikes, and Brown died likewise,
for Kamiah Mccoy Hill went cut
from third to first, H. Moffatt did
likewise, and Spencer from short
to first. In the third inning
Byram went out on strikes, Peter
son from third to first, Trucket hit
to left and G. Lang went out at
first from catcher on his short hit
in front of the plate. For Kamiah
johnson got first on Byram's fun
BILE, but was thrown out at second
on Renshaw's hit to the pitcher,
j. Parsons struck out, and II.
Parsons was out from pitcher to
first.
For Cottonwood in the fourth
inning Price was out from second
to first, Boleo struck out. Noel hit
for single, F. Lang hit for two
bases, putting Noel on third, Brown
now came to the bat and slam med
out single to left, scoring Noel,
stole second, but remained there
!, with F. Lang on third, while
! Byram was being disposed Of on
strikes, Cottonwood one run. Fol-
Kamiah w. Parsons flew to center,
! Keinhart struck out, and Mccoy
a Hill after getting his first or
9 Byram's tumble was thrown out al
FIRST by the catcher, being little
!, too risky.
, In the fifth for Cottonwood,
/ Peterson few to left, Trucket wal
out from pitcher to first, and G.
!. Lang from short to first. Fol
b Kamiah, II. Moffatt, got first OF
. G. Lang's tumble of his hit, bI
o was thrown out at second on Spen
' GERS hit to the pitcher, who il
b turn was thrown out at second OF
Q Johnson's hit to Byram, Renshav
b hit to left for single putting
o johnson on second, j. Parsons nov
!. picked up the stick and hit to cen
). ter for what looked good for tw'
d bases, but was out on q sensationa
e running catch made by Trucket.
'r In the sixth inning for Cotton
,s wood, Price was out from short t
first, Boleo from third to first
,r Noel hit to left field for three base
z but was loft on third base by J
,r Parsons running catch of F. Lang
h long fly to left field. For Cotton
IN wood, II. Martin went out iron
Of third to first, w. Parsons was ou
ut on high fly to first, Reinhart &c
D. first ON Boleo's tumble of his hi,
Q. and scored on Mccoy Hills Ion
ID three bagger to left field, he Hill
scoring on Boleo's over throw t
in the pitcher in returning the bal
ly H. Moffatt was out from second I
ID first, score Cottonwood l, Kamia
70 2.
se In the seventh inning Brow
ts was out from second to first, ByraI
ID beat his slow hit to first, stole set
D. ond and scored on the catche,
1g over throw to second, the ba
I'd striking Reinhart's glove and ge
's, ting beyond the reach Of any Of IL
~ fielders, Peter son was out on big
On foul fly to the catcher, and Truck
er str uck out. For Kamiah Spenct
IN was out on strikes, johnson fro
u- third to first, and Renshaw strut
ng out.
to In the eighth inning for Cotto
lat wood, G. Lang went out on strike
hit Price met the same fate, and Boil
,le was out from short to first. F
II. Kamiah, j. Parsons got first I
ct Boleo's tumble Of his hit, to,
gh second on II. Martins hit to lei
he got third on Martins out at 81
he Ond of Parsons hit to short, DO
ne Continued on page two.