The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-09-02
TIE LOCAL TEAM WAS OUT
PLAYED BY THE VISITORS
SCORE BEING : TOl.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDED THE CONTEST
Two Three-Base Hits Were Made,
One by Fulmer and One by
Young-Anderson'S Catch


brought home the bacon. In other
aggregation by the score of to 4
and won the $500 put up by the labor
day committee.
a large crowd attended the game
two trains having run out to the ball
grounds. The contest was delayed
slightly by the gun shoot, some stat
ing that it would have been better
had the shoot taken place earlier in
the day. The crowd was well pleased
with the game and saw some very
good plays. The Smelter boys played
ball from start to finish and outplay-
ed the locals at nearly every stage
of the game. Someone is reported
to have remarked early last week
when it was suggested that the Ely
team do little practicing:
I'VE don't have to practice to beat
the Smelter team
The results of yesterdays game
indicate that a little practice would
have been most beneficial to the Ely
players. The Smelter team showed
considerable Improvement and the
way they played baseball was a sur
prise to many.
McNulty knocked fly to center
field during the fourth and Anderson
of the Smelter team made the pret-
tiest eaten of the game. Running at
full speed from deep center he caught
the ball. the crowd showing its appre-
citation by heartily applauding him.
The long drives of the day were
made by Fulmer, the local teams
IL IL oh
made pretty three-bagger.
Shortstop Dunn of the Smelters
was temporarily disabled during the
sixth inning by grounder. During
the eighth Graves lost considerable
of the sulphur fumes, he also having
been struck by the ball.
Smelter was first at the bat, Dunn
making a base hit. which resulted in
the first run. Young followed in
Dunn's footsteps and brought in run
No. 9 Graves famed the air three
times, Wilson went out by the sec
oDd-frst route and Parker did the
same as Graves, thereby retiring the
side.
Ely failed to score during the
first, Dickerson being thrown out by
the pitcher. Conners, taking his base
on balls, Fulmer going out by the
pitchers assistance and Fesler Strik-
ing out.
Dorrence tried to start things for
the Smelters but couldn't find the
sphere while Fleigler, after having
two strikes and three balls, was an
easy out by the third-first route. An
derson was thrown out by the second
baSeman.
The Ely players gave some en-
couragement to their supporters by
making a run in the last half of the
second, Upton doing the good work.
McNuty got as far as third where
he died. Luchessi also died on base
while Wagner and McGill famed.
Dunn didn't score the next time
he was up to the bat as he was
thrown out at second by the third
baseman Young was not allowed
to go any further than third while
Graves struck out.
Conners was thrown out at first.
Fesler went the pitcherfirst route
and Upton followed suit.
The fume-eaters started things
again in the fourth and scored twice,
Parker and Dorrance making the
runs. Wilson struck out, but Parker
made safe hit after having two
strikes and three balls. Dorrance
sent the ball out toward first and
Feliger went out at third. Anderson
had two strikes and three balls and
then walked.
McNulty tried to get around after
making a clean hit but died on third.
Luchessi also found luck against
him, as did Wagner and McGill.
Dunn hit to second but was easily
thrown out and Young came up with
the ball and Wilson made safe hit
as also did Parker Dorrance had
one strike and two balls when he was
hit and Fleiger was thrown out at
first by the short stop. Wilson and
Parker were put out on bases.
Dickerson hit to the pitcher, reach
ing first, but wasvthrown out at third
while trying to steal the base. The
shortstop threw esler out and Ful-
mer was left on base.
No one scored during the first half
of the sixth, although Long made a
two-base hit.
The locals had no better success
McNulty, Luchessi and Wagner being
put out in quick order
Graves started things nicely in the
seventh, but was thrown out while
trying to reach second. Wilson was
put out at first, the third baseman
fielding the ball. Parker retired the
side.
Ely made another run in the sev-
enth, Dickerson being the lucky man
Corners, Fesler and McGill each
struck out.
The Smelters made two more runs
during the eighth, Dunn and Ander
son doing the good work. Young
struck out; Dorrance popped out a
second, and Long went the 5-3 route
Luchessi secured hit in the las
half of the eighth but died on base
Upton, Wagner and McNulty beins
| thrown out.
The Smelters failed to score dur
ing the ninth, but Ely made two runs
Dlckerson made safe hit to the in
field and Corners struck out. Full
mer drove the ball into the field ant
took three bases. while Fesler go
his base on balls. Upton hit on hi