The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-16
ELY WON
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Locals Played Very Interesting
J div Game Yesterday With
The Smelters.
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CLOSE CONTEST THROUGHOUT
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Winning Team Made Two, Runs in
'fa the Ninth. Many Hits Oh
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CLOSE CONTEST THROUGHOUT

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The, -lyy. ball team redeemed itself
yesterday in the game with the Smell
ter@ss, in one of tfiei most Interesting
contdstsn OF iFhe season Interesting
fbeeausd it3was neck-andrneck up to
the ninth whena the I9Gals, scored by
one run, The score was / to 10
Dorrance, of The Smelters, collided
With ono, efothei EN2nlayers during
theupreliminary ;practice, and was
temiporarify disabled. Up Young ran
for HIM lnsihe Nhiud inning. The
prettiest play of the game was
double by Ely in the seventh in
ninS9 15Th6 balIIwasbh hill to the pit
cher; he caaght the runner at sec
ond, and the second baseman got the
bah 10 first ahead 1Df,Ithtu man who
hit the hall,orrA ,,,,ias,s-.,.4
D1nn' Of TIE smelsii3ears, slsihi3ag started tire
thing going lNIecb,:in2t tho first rum
Young also srqfed.h haYing got his
base on balls. While Graves went out
Iby the 4-S route. .Toirance struck
out,p Wagner made a three-bagger
and scored Son scored and For
sytht. famed nl1t rol af
sd Dickerson made the first run for
the LOCALS. Connors went the %
route l'ulner popped ont at first;
Mitiard scored and Il<endall made "A
home run. Nichols. after having
two STRIKES and tothfee balls. was
thrown. out by the second baseman.
his left the score ( to 3 in favor of
the Smelters.. '''- ei1'
.U The Smelters went out in one. two
three order, in the second, and the
Ely boys followed suit.
I'D One was scored by the visitors
in the third, Wilson having accom-
plislied the good result Wagner
struck out and Son and Forsythe
went the As and 2-3 routes, respect
lively.
Ely got another goose-egg in the
third, Dickerson, Conners and Full
nlei being thrown out.
SmelterS increased heir lead in
the fourth by three. Dunn scored
ON d Single and Young was thrown
OUT by the 'pitcherea5sI sI,raves wal
loped the ball TOR, three sacks, but
failed TO score. Wagner and he hav-
ing died on bases. as Wagner struck
out. ... &c. s
Fulmer popped out to pitcher and
Millard popped out to third. Kendall
liil II SIISIt anu Alt4NltHOlS WIS
caught out by the pitcher.
Dunn knocked a long fly into CEN
ter but was caught out Wagner was
thrown out by the second baseman
and Son made Il single and scored.
Forsythe famed and Harris made IA
three bagger, but il availed him moth
ing as he died on base.
Young hit to short in the fifth but
was thrown out and Graves hit to
third and was also retired. Wilson
made atWo-basc hit but died on base
as Wagner hit the air three times
Dorrence made a single but stayed
on
-. The Smelter faled tolscore in the
seventh, Re, The local boys took a lead
of one. run in the seventh. Kendall
scoring. Gorman made Il three base
hit but did not score! MfNichols and
Armstrong famed aud Millard pop
ped. -frst,.-----.-
II was during the eighth that the
visitors gave the locals cause for
alarm, as They scored three runs,
making the score o to s in their
favor. Inc runs We're made by Dunn.
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Ely tried hard but made only one
truu. The Shelters failed to add any
more taiies 70 the score and the To-
| Gals in their half of the ninth made
\ two runs, winning by one. Armstrong
fand German scored.
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