The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-02

eaten up BY Berg at second. Cadwal-
lader OF the County Club team flew
out to second when he came to bat
and Berg and Skeel retired the side
by striking out.
In the second Stroup went out on a
ground ball to short stop which skeel
threw to first in time to catch the
runner by a wide margin. Wilson sim
gled and was advanced to- second:
when Earl DeHaven fumbled Bray's
ground ball to third. His tumble also
gave Bray life at first. Worthington
was hit by a pitched ball, thus adj
vancing Wilson to third and Bray to
second. Skeel fumbled Johns hit to
short and Wilson scored. Bray was
tArown out at second by Skeel on
the play. Miller was caught at first
on his ground hit to pitcher and Johns
died on third. The last half was
short. Russell struck out, Thorine and
Thomas were stopped at first on
grounders to the infield.
"Babby" Opens Third.
Babcock opened the third with a
single. He was advanced to second by
Watkins sacrifice and stole third. He
scored on DeHaven's muf of a throw
to catch him on his steal. Davidson
went out on a foul fly to catcher and
Stroup took a base on balls. Wilson
flew out to Thomas in right. Smith
was stopped at first by Watkins field
ing his grounder. E. DeHaven struck
out and Floyd DeHaven and Davidson
were put out at first on two assists by
Skeel.
Bray took a base on balls but was
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W~orthington went to first IN Skeel's
tumble Of his grounder to short.
Johns fouled out to Thorine and Mil
Ter few out to Skeel, retiring the side.
Cadwallader was hit by pitched ball
and Berg advanced him on a sacrifice.
He went to third on Watkins mum Of
a throw to second to catch him. Skeel
struck out and Cadwallader scored on
a passed ball. Russell took first on
balls and Thorine was thrown out at
first by Watkins who aelded his
grounder to second.
"Doc" Again Sacrifices.
Watkins again sacrificed in the fifth
to advance Babcock who was walked
to first. Davidson advanced Bah
cock to third by q hit and stole second.
himself. Stroup hit to the infield and
DeHaven who: fielded the ball threw to.
second to catch Davidson, who finally
forced Babcock of of third, so that he
was caught at home. Wilson few out
to Russell in the outfield. Thomas
was given life at first by Wilson's
muff Of Bray's throw and stole second.
Smith was caught at first on Davidson
throw and when Thomas started for
third Wilson caught him with his
throw to Bray. E. DeHaven went out
on a ground ball to first.
Bray flew out to e. DeHaven at
third at the opening of the sixth.
Worthington made a hit but was
forced out at second on Johns hit to
Berg while Skeel was covering his
bag. Skeel threw to Cadwallader in
a try for a double but Cadwallader
dropped the ball. Then Johns start
ed for second but Cadwallader picked
the ball up in time to catch him there.
F. DeHaven singled when the Country
Club went to bat in the latter part OF
the inning. Cadwallader hit to Wat
kins and Doc caught the ball square
on the bag forcing out DeHaven. He
threw to Wilson at first making a
double by catching Cadwallader. Berg
retired the side on a foul floy to
catcher.
Seventh Exciting.
The seventh was exciting. Miller
few out to short. Babcock took a base
on balls again and was advanced to
second on a passed ball. Watkins was
walked to first and Davidson hit to
third forcing Babcock out and advanc.
ing Watkins to second. Stroup walked
to, first. Wilson hit to short and
Stroup was thrown out at second. In
the latter part Of the inning skeel was
given life at first on Bray's wild throw
He stole second and when Russell,
singled to right he tried to score but
was caught at the home by stroup's
throw. Russell took second on the
throw into home. Thorine struck out
and Thomas was thrown out at first
leaving Russell to die on second.
Score by Innings.
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