The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-02
The came By Innlnos.

ring off ShultZ until the eighth al
though they had a base runner on
tLir several times
The Game BY Innings.
Firs Inning Welch hit TO Tony and
Reed d.opped ,he ball after having
held it momeniarily Buckles sicri-
feed Met1 hit By Willis. Stoffer
singled. scoring Welch and was fore
"a our al second By Harrington
Patterson made first on Stoffer's
bobble. Leuttke hunted high. enaH-
ing Metz O catch ami a perfect dOu-
bic got Patterson off first Reed high
"a 70 stewart.
Second Inning Stewart flew out 10
Plttersoa Dawklns famed end Shultz
hit 20 Lent'k 'ke
Norman Price rolled one 10 Metz
Anderson put one into right field but
was thrC Hn out at first by the quick
work of Buckles Clifton hunted and
was thrown out by Harrington
Third Inning Welch laid his stick
down to Willis after three swings
Buckles thrown out % Reed Metz
tighad TO Price
Patterson. the first local batte-. met
the ball sQuarely. pa ting it In the
north corner of the BAN lot on which
he e7aily made a home run tying the
score. Davis. Reed and Willis sent
long drives to left field. Nicols field
ing clean.
Fourth Inning Nicols put a grass
cutter n'o left field: Stoffer sacrific
ed! Harrington got a scratch hit and
Price let him 90 TO second kicking
the ban tl cente.field. Stewart singled
to righ;. scoring two Dlwkns llew
out to "Rei." Shul 2 singled to right
but Price threw Stewart out while the
was making a steal home.
Price highed TO Nicols. Anderson
highed 20 Buckles and Pokany hit
TO Dawhns
Fifth Inning s-Welch famed Buck.
les and Metz hit to "Porky.'
Patterson higher to Stoffer; Clifton
hit TO ohultz. Willis put one to left
field fence in an effort to make a
rally. but Nicols only let him get two
bases. Leuttke hit by Shultz and
was forced out at second by Davis.
sixth Inning -Nicols allowed TO go
to first on a bound by Tony: Stoffer
famed; Harrington hit, advancing
Nicols 70 third Harrington attempt
ed 60 steal second Clifton put the
ball swit ly TO Pokarny who swiftly
returned the ball to home plate cut
ting off Nicos Stewart highed to
Price.
Reel highed to Buckles, Price sent
a bounder at Metz. Anderson got to
first on Stoffers error. pok9rny re-
firing hc side by hitting slow one
TO Buckles. dlHsahn
Seventh Inning Dawkins rolled
one to Willis, Shultz got his second
hit. but was forced out at second by
Welch. and Buckles hit hot one to
Tony
Patterson was purposely walked
and Lieut. ke highcd 20 Buckles. Cliff
ton walked, but was forced out at
second by Willis. Patterson was also
forced out II second by Davis.
Fights Inning Metz hit to Leuttke
Nicols allowing him TO get to sec
! end by AndeIson's over hrow to fist,
Tony re cemed himself by stabbing
hot on off third putting out Nicols
and throwing Harrington out at first.
Reed singled to center. Price got
to third on Stoffers thi~d error.
Manager Harrlng on then applied the
derrick to Red Shultz. and Cavllt
another left handler. VAS put in the
box. Anderson. after seeing three high
ones go by. made single filling the
b ses Ge3t YVES put to bat in Po-
karnys place. Cayitt was wild and and
Reed VINO w's anxious stole toward
| home Harrington was ratified ann
threw fraptically and instead of throw
ing to the blseman thcuX at Reed Who
was beating it down the line back to
third Dawkins the third baceman was
asleep and had not seen the thrown
han ait Reeds shoulder and passed
nawkns into the right f'ld Reed and
| he other ayo base runners scored
I've Muskogee players demanded OF
Nelson, who was The agreed umpire
tllt Reed be called ont for interfering
Iyith he thrown ball Umpire Nelson
ruled against them and the Muskoget
players walked off the field although
manager Dalymple was present and
urged them to finish the game
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