The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-07-15

The "What Nots," the "Its, ;
"BO Hos," "Would Hes" etc,
but bsttsr known as the Parma
White Hox trimmed the crack
Roowei| team to the tune OF 6 to
II on Thursday evening. c.
Paine acted as umpire and
gave general satisfaction to both
aides.
The first hall al the game was
played in a binding dust storm
which worked a hardship on
both sides, bat the last five in
nilsgs we're under ideal cIimat-
&c conditions and gave the boys
q chance to show their speed.
The Roswell boys played In
their usual snappy style and took
their crushing defeat in good
part With one exception and
that was when one OF the play
ers took an exception to a rul-
ing by the umpire affecting him
self and pulled out OF the game.
This necessitated the putting in
a new man and Roswell placed
one OF the speedy players OF the
Regulars OF this city, they al
ready having placed one other
Of the team ut the beginning OF
the game.
Since the organization OF The
Parma White Sox we have con-
tended that when they got in
trim. that they would be a
dangerous bunch to 90 up
against and ourpredictions we're
verified in Thursdays and Sun
days game.
Bush the pitcher for the White
Sox, who many thought was u
dead one demonstrated he could
toss the ball whenever it was
necessary and it seemed partic.
ularly necessary whenever n Reg.
ular came to the bat.
Tanner surprised even his
most ardent admirers in the way
he covered first, being "Johny
on the Spot" all the time, and
the way he handled the willow
must have made the Roswell
pitcher think that ths,batter was
handling a board.
kirkpatrick filed second to
the satisfaction OF everyone, es-
peciaIly TO the rooters who ap.
prceiated his smooth work and
gave him the glad hand on
several occasions.
Danielson not only held third
down in good shape but worked
right in with the short stop and
left field putting up an except
lonally good game.
Strickland played short stop
TO a frazzel even if hadn't prac-
ticed much and bids fair to out
do all previous records, not ex.
cepting when he was considered
one OF the crack players OF this
section.
Fouch in the left field backed
up the team in good shape and
the support he gave was ex.
cellent. Look out for him be.
lore the season il much further
advanced.
Cason as center fielder is
lar above the average good
player. Nothing came his way
that he didn't hold onto. once
making a brilliant double that
set the blood OF the spectators
tlngling and called forth well de
served applause.
kramer us right iielier NOR,
than made good. The first tim,
he numbered up TO the bat {
sigh weht up from the White SO,
admirers and jibes from Ros
wells friends, when bang tn,
ball was out in the field ant
the lad had madea three Dagger
The next time he vert to tn,
bat he swatted the ball so hare
that the fielders haven't found i
Vet and Kramer came home on 1
loap, makinga home run.
Starchcr, the catcher. as every
one knows can't play hall that i,
lhereason he is paid salary b,
one OF the best teams in East
ern Oregon when he will pla,
and Thursday he at least seemed
TO know II ball was round.
The boys for the first tim,
wore their new suits and the,
made q natty appearance
Sunday the White Sox met tn,
Big Bend boys on their lielt
and played 10 innings Will
the score standing seven L
seven. Dauielson was injured dur
ing the game and was unable K
continue and the game was cal
led on IN favor OF the Big Bend
ers- Moore the pitcher Tor tn,
Regulars twirled the BAH for th,
Big Blenders and struck ont ~
while Bush made record OF / {
ehut outs.