The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-08-14

strOng game. lSeHunSer, at snOrt, play
ed without an error, and is. certainly a
star. Jones, Davis and Hopkins, in the
field, played their respective positions
well, and although Jones and Hopkins
are not regular players on the team, they
certainly cannot be blamed for the de-
feat.
For Whitefish, Laird was the particu-
lar star of the day, both in the box and
at the bat He went into the game with
a determination to win, and he won.
Behind the bat Emard played like a
whirlwind, and is rapidly developing into
a top-notchcr. Doering was at his best
on first, besides scoring two runners with
a safe hit in the fifth. VanSlack, at Sec
ond, always plays we'll, although he was
not at his best Sunday, but VANS errors
are so few and SO much oyerbalanced by
his good playing that it is easy to over
look the fly he dropped. Outside of the
one error he played like professional.
At third Hamill had an easy day, which
was that much in favor of Kalispell, for
Joe has habit of mailing everything in
that part of the diamond. Shoaf, at
short, did excellent work. his fast field
ing resulting in catching two men at the
plate. Miller played well in center field,
but in right there was nothing doing,
and Bodine did not have much to do ex-
cept to watch the game Parent, in left,
did not seem to be in good form and can
do much better.
The score by innings:
RH.E
Whitefsh. OOO4 1000 x-6 Z
Kalispell -. OO1 1OO21 O-4 5
Umpires, Shoaf and Miller. Struck
out-By Laird, Z; by Anderson, 8. Hit
by pitched ball-Doering, Miller, shoaf.
Bases on ball-Of Laird, l.
The Game by Innings.
First inning: DISQUALIFICATION was
the first man up and is thrown out at
first. lseminger goes out to Laird. Bar
Der reaches first on Laird's error, and
steals second. Angcwood fans. White
fish Hamill out at first; VanSlack out
at first; Emard out OH fly to right.
Second inning: Kalispell-Swaney hits
for two bases Jones out on pop-up to
Laird. Swancy steals third. Davis fans.
Hopkins out at first. Whitefish-Laird
out at first; Miller out Oh infeld fly, and
Doering fans.
Third inning: Kalispcll-Anderson
connects for single. Eckholm put fly
to left field which Parent fails to field.
Iseminger puts one to Miller and is out.
Barber hits and Anderson is thrown out
at home. Eckholm scores. Angewood
out. Whitefsh- -Shoaf goes out at first
Parent fans; Bodine gets a scratch hit,
and Hamill is retired.
Fourth inning: Kalispell-Jones and
Davis go out; Hopkins reaches first and
Anderson fans. Whitcfsh-VanSlack
starts things with single, and Emard
does the same. Laird leans on homer,
and follows Van and Emard across the
plate. Miller gets to first and Doering
gets hit and lands on second with Mil
Ter on third. Anderson gets foxy and
tries to catch the base runners, but bad
throw lets Miller score. Bodine out on
pop-up and Hamill fans.
Fifth inning: Kalispell-Eckholm out
on fly foul to Doering; Iseminger foul.
out, and Barber fans. WhitcfisI-Van.
Slack fans. Emard reaches second OF
Swaney's error. Laird fans. Miller is hi
with pitched ball and Bodine put in t.
run. Docring lines one to left and Emart
and Bodine score. Shoaf out at first.
Sixth inning: Angewood out to Van
and Swaney fans. Barber reaches frs
on error by Laird. Davis gets to first OF
single. Hopkins puts high one t.
center field Which results in collision
between Parent and Miller, and Jones ant
Davis score. Anderson fans. Whitefisl
!, Parent hits for single; Bodine out OF
pop-up; Hamill fans, and VanSlack goe
ont at first,
Seventh inning: Kalispell-Eckholm
reaches first on scratch hit and goes t,
third on passed ball. Isemingcr flies OH
to Laird; Barber out on foul fly. Ange