The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-03
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Tae EaI lesyille Boosters took the
first 0f tae series To the tune Of tC
Z by buncking hits on Nelson in the
fourth aud eighth innings. securing
four runs in the former and two in tht
atte- innings. Il locke FROM the art
ike the home team bad the game Won
being able 20 chalk up run the fist
inning and shut the visitors out the
first two innings. bu with oppOrtune
hits by the Boosters tied the score
ia the third inning
Red navis home run in the eighth
after the bases hlj been cleared on
"a double play by the Boosters. and a
enSatiOnel running catch by Manager
Price in ne eighth inning we're fea-
lures of the g2me Red drove the
ball over the left field fence a few
feet inside the foul line.
The Bcstefs playei snappy bah oft.
e- they commenced winning and made
three doubles during the game
Newton who dii the twirling for
the Boosters in he first part Of the
game was exceedingly Wild walking
seven men in five and One-third inn
ingS and was being hit hard when re
lieyed by Ballet a left handler who
pulled If a double and retiring the
Side on the first man up when the
bases We're full He was hit. however
lor two uns in the eighth and two in
he seventh and ninth innings Nelson
was not ~ form. his curves not break
ing, and he was hit for eight singles
two two-eaggers and a three-bagger.
The Cane In Detail
First lnning-Powell hit to Reed
an RelGick TO Leuttke and neither
saw frs. while Vanderbilt highed to
PIT erson
Patterson and Leuttke hit to lsaacs
Davis walked: Reed also got to first
without CXertion Davis stole second
and third and Reed stole second Nor
man Price beat out an infied hi.
sooting liayis. and stole second: War
ing famed
Second Inning-lSaacS highed TO
I"P,t": McCullum singled to right and
was caught off first by Nelson and
Reed Nagle walkei. Vann highed Ia
Pat"
Poka-ny hit to Isaacs, Clifton
singled 10 right and stole second ana
third. Neson walk d Pa. terson high
ed to Foster; Leuttke walked: Red
lex in handling Davis infield ground
er put LCuttke out enroute TO second
and threw Davis ont It first.
Third Inning Foster singled to cen
ter; New on sacrificed; Powell sent .
/ b1under to y Price. Re ick was hi'
| by a pitched ball. Vande.bill singled
scoring Foster ana tieing The score
Reed famed; n Price hit to Foster,
Wlring bit TO Nagle.
Fourth Inning McCulmm hit e
Lieut. ke. Nagle was walked and stol-
second. Vance singled and ttempte
to steal second TO let Nagle score
/ but Pokarny. Reed and Clifton caugh
Nagle between third and home plat,
Iatter Flster singled to right Tn,
same pay was iei again am this
lime wo. ked successfully as PJklrny
was slow in returning the ban from
second. Newton singled to left: Pow
| ell doubled to cente- bringing in tw,
runs: Reddick highed to Patterson.
Pokarny highed 10 Foster: Cliftor
walked. Nelson famed; Patterson
singled and stole second, Leu tx,
walked and Davis hit into Isaaes
hands
Fifth inning Vanderbilt highed t,
Reed. lsaacs g gfve pat another pu
out, MeCulum single and stole sec
ond and Nagel famed.
Reed hit to Newton: y Price I,
Reddick. Warng singled; Pokarn!
walked. and Il Price, who took VA
ng's place in the field al this az
of the GENE. hit to Foster
J Sixth Inning Vann singled an,
stole second but P0karny nd Nelsol
put mp a deal and caught him of
second. Foster highed TO POkarn.
AMI Newton hit to n. Price.
Nelson tried start something b,
&c ting grass cutted to right. Patter
son Ndike purposely: Leuttke sac
riflc1d; Davis singled, BALLET
at this stage OF the game then clm
TO th le~cne of Newton anl threy
Nelson ou az the playe and Van. III
,catchor threw Reed who Aas runnin
iajt' iceted out at ii ST. redrus fh
side
seventh Inning Powell ro1.l 1nI
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