Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15
DURANGO MADE IT
EIGHT STRAIGHT
tFrom Mondays Daily.

1t was the fastest. snappiest and
best game ever pulled OF in this neck
OF the woods. Silverton's league pitch.
e: was there with the goods, but the
Duranog boys were able to find him
occasionally.
Stanley, Durango's pitcher, wasn't so
slow and showed that with experience
he will make good with the best of
them.
Durango's base and field work was
better than Silvertons which more
than made up for Toner'S curves, in.
out, up and down shoots. Card. the
league catcher, did not appear in the
game. Reader was Silverton's back
stop.
According to the score card the
score should have been to 0, as
Silverton did not earn its one run and
Durango earned but one of its three
First inning.
Durango was first to bat NJ Spring.
er was first at bat. He knocked a
grounder to second and was caught at
first. Timothy met the same fate
Hughes sent a hot liner to the short
stop and the ball beat Hughes to first
bag. Three out and no runs.
Silverton--Jack Cole sent a swift
grounder across the diamond to sec
ond base, was caught at first and re.
tired to the bench. Joyce hit pop
up. which dropped into Stanley's ready
mitts. Riester was given base on
balls. Patterson reached first and
was retired by Shortstop Young while
trying to steal second. No score.
Second Inning.
Durango-Anheier's grounder was
picked up at second and beat him to
first. Stanley struck out. Waters got
base on balls. Herrick singled.
Young went to first on an error and
Waters scored on wild throw. Bill
Springer struck out and the side re-
tired. One run.
Silverton-F. Patterson made first
and was retired trying to steal second.
II. Patterson sent rainbow over to
Waters, who pulled it down. RAIDER
was given base on balls. Jim Cole
reached first on an error. Slattery
famed three times and the side re-
tired
Third Inning.
Durango-M. Springer singled. Tim
othy famed. Hughes singled and ad
vanced Springer to second, but got laid
off at first Anheier singled and
Springer scored Stanley sent a
grounder to Joyce, who sent it to
Patterson and Durango retired, scor-
ing one
Silverton-Toner hit, but was caught
at first on throw by Waters to An.
heier. Jack Cole flied to Herrick.'
and away they went No score.
Fourth Inning.
Durango-Waters knocked fly to
Joyce. Herrick sent an easy one to
Toner, who is turn sent 1t to Patter-
son and Milt had rest for awhile.
Young singled. Bill Springer singled.
Mel Springer struck out. No score.
Silverton-Reister sent fly to
Springer F. Patterson followed suit
to b. Springer. H. Patterson singled
and was headed off trying to make sec
ond. Nothing.
Fifth Inning.
Durango-iiimothy went to first on
Reisters error. Hughes hit grounder
and Joyce took it in and sent 1t to
Patterson at first and Grant sat down.
Anheier sent long fly to left field
and 1t was captured by the ever ready |
Jack Cole. When the ball struck Coles |
mitt Timothy, who was on third hot
footed for home and scored. Stanley |
struck out. Que run.
Silverton-Rader went to first on
Waters error. Jim Coles fly was
pulled down by Bill Springer Slat |
terry took base on balls. Toner
struck out. Jack Cole knocked a small |
one to Anheier. No score.
Sixth Inning.
Durango-Waters sent pop up to |
Toner, who was there. Herrick was |
given a base on balls. Young struck |
out. Bill Springer struck out. Zip!
Nothing again.
Silverton-Joyce sent a grounder to
Waters who put 1t TO first. Anheier |
was there Reister suffered the same |
fate. Fred Patterson ditto. Nothing. |
Seventh Inning.
Durango-Mel Springer hit to Pat
terson at first. Timothy followed suit. |
Hughes sent low one to Joyce who
put 1t to first. Three streaks of light |
ming and the boys took the outs.
Silverton-H. Patterson got a base |
on balls. RAIDER sent a grounder to
Young and It got to first before the |
batter. Patterson tried to work his |
rabbits foot and steal n base, but
Hughes sent the ball to Young and It |
was all OF with Freddy. Jim Cole |
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