The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-06
HEAVY HITTING WINS
FOR BOHEMIAN
IN CONTEST ABOUNDiNG IN AR
TiLLERY WORK, VISITORS
WIN BY ONE RUN.

artillery work and was entirely desti-
tute of inside ball. the Eozeman pro-
fessionals grabbed the third from the
Giants last evening, holding the win
ner's end of score that would have
been looked upon as rather outre. even
in the tin-can league Ii was to :
The game was marked by two balloon
assertions. each side giving one exhl-
bition of exceptional grandeur. The
visitors went up especially high in the
third session. when six of the home
folks made the circuit, while the Giants
wobbled hardest in the sixth. when the
invaders pushed four around. aided by
two hits, one base on balls and "A
handful of boobies. The attendance
was almost hundred ahead of
Wednesdays. but wasn't of such size
as to arouse the unusual enthusiasm
on the part of the keeper Of wampun.
Start With Two.
In the very first round, before the
locals had settled down to work. the
hostiles sncaked two across. Dudley
boosted an infield fly to Elsey, but
Hammond hit safely through the box.
The veteran stole second. just before
Head cracked hit over second, but
was out at the plate on Buffers pretty
peg to Marx. Mcintosh doubled to CEN
ter and Head romped in. Flick COM
plicated matters again by walking and
Snyder grounded TO short. Anderson
snapped the bali to second and Mr.
Ball saw to IL that his name graced
the last column in the tabulated Nc
lntosh scored as "A result of this ca
lamity and McQuade whitfield, ending
the disturbance
In their half, the pride of the Garden
city bugs landed for one. With Fer
guson back TO the bench after lofting
10 right, Anderson drove a long one
to center and was safe on bad judy
ment on the part of Hammond. Elsey
sent Anderson TO third with a bingle
to right ard went down on the first
ball pitched to Marx, who scored the
Bonner man with a high one to right
Elsey roosting on third. That was all.
for Main popped.
The second was a smokeless affair,
but the enemy advanced two lengths
in the first of the third. Hammond
drew a pass and Head laid down
good and sufficient sacrifice. McIn-
tosh drove Hammond in with a clout
to right center and took second on
passed ball. Flick skied to Anderson
and Snyder walloped to left center for
two cushions. allowing Mcintosh to
tally. McQuade's infield out ended the
round
Only Six.
Six runs proved to be all the Giants
could muster in their section-enough
to win a whole series. seemingly. but
not actually. Freeman, who was grac-
ing third. singled to center and Fer
guson hit his in the same direction.
but pointed IL too high. Anderson con
nectei for a safety to left and Elsey
scratched one past McQuade, Freeman
scored on a creased hand play by Me-
Intosh. Marx was next up and the
long geared backstop swung for an
ordinary right. Anderson coming home
Elsey was out at the plate when Main
hit TO Coins, but Marx went To third
and the fielder's choice left William
on first. Right here Is where Notary
the game. He could not have Sc
lected more suspicious occasion. for
Marx and Main both raced To register
when Frederick poled to right. Main
took a sporting chance I'm coming all
the way. but Mcintosh made his judy
ment good by dropping Snyders heave,
While Butler was teasing Coins for Il
pass, Smith stole and Butler hit to
Head. Dudley dropping the third base
mans perfect throw. Right here Smit'
and Butler bulled the locals stock
some more by gathering home. Free
man was safe on an error by Thomas
and Ball continued on to Third. Fer
guson. however. hit To third and Dudley
held high peg. This made the count
to and there was much rejoicing
In the Missoula camp.
Grief in Sixth.
Great sobs of grief characterized the
sixth With snyder out of the way.
McQuade beat out a slow one to short /
and Thomas was passed. Coins lofted
TO short center and the greatest piece
of comedy ever seen in any one in
closed lot was pulled off. The infield .
watched Butler tear in from the outer
edge of the park 10 spear the pellet .
Pathrick threw TO second and Thomas
was out in the cold between first and
second. While all but Marx gathered
around To assassinate Thomas-Marx
went 10 back up third-McQuade saun-
tered in 10 the unprotected plate. At
that, Thomas got 10 second with a
whole hide, To score when Dudley sent
a fly To Butler. who dropped the
sphere after long. hard run. Dudley
got TO second on Balls error and
scored when. fater Hammond had
singled over second, Marx dropped
Buffers long rainbow. Head used ii
two-base hit he had been saving for
some little time at this iuneture and
Hammond was over with the winning
run.
The Score.
The local bugs We're hopeful for the
rest of the maneuyers. but that's all
they Were. although the Giants We're
dangerous in the ninth. MI. Coins as
serted himself By OzOring Smith But