The daily sentinel., 1909-06-14
THE SCORE TO o
IN THE GAME TODAY
credited with the put-outs.
Second Inning.
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Dixon flied out to left field. Hughes
| felt bad when Sweet trapped a high
liner. that ought to have been hit.
with one hand Fowler came to bat
next. and was passed by Mozingo to
| first base Then Honska succumbed
/ to Mozingos curves and Grand June
tion came back to bat
Moorehead hit for one base. but
the end of the second inning saw him
no further along than third.
Third Inning.
The third inning started with
Patterson. the first man up. again
at the bat; but Joe Connors. with
another pretty field play, stopped his
chances of reaching first. A fly to
right field by Hastings stuck in Dow's
mitt. and then there were two men
down. Counts hit safe to right field,
and Honska famed.
Mozingo flied out to first. Mcneil
lined a hard low bullet ball through
short, but went out in attempting to
steal second. Duke hit handsomely
to right. and was advanced with
hit by Goldy Connors to bat popped
up to second and Duke and Goldy
died on the bases
Fourth Inning.
The fourth inning did not develop
on either team reached first
Fifth Inning.
Fowler started the fifth inning
with a ground hit to right field. Hon
ska struck out. and Hastings also;
but here occurred rag-chewing con-
test in which most of the men on
both teams participated. a passed
ball being blocked by one of the mas
cots during which time the man on
third ran in, but was returned to
third by Umpire Kitzmiller. The de-
cision of the umpire was sustained
by all who claimed to know the rules
and was immensely popular with the
grand stand. Then a pop up and
Grand Junction came to bat. but did
not remain in long enough to see the
first base.
Sixth Inning.
Hughes was hit in the back by Mo-
lingo. He was the only man to get
to first on the Zoos: but he was un-
able to get any further along. being
put out by Dukette to Sweet on a
handily trapped grounder
Dukette singled. and advanced two
bases on an error by left field. Con-
nors hit too hot for short stop to han
lie and scored Dukette Jimmy
Moorehead was next up, and things
began to happen all over 1t was one
If the cleanest home runs ever
lnocked. and scored two men-Con- |
lors and Goldy The applause was
tremendous, and handsome silver
how was Jimmy's due. The sixth in
lins ended with the score at 4 to o in |
avor of Grand Junction.
Seventh Inning.
Colorado Springs failed to accomp- |
J. al
les in the seventh and gave way to 1
irand Junction.
Duke hit. Mcneil hunted and ad- !
Duke to second. Goldy hit. |
md Mcneil was tagged out at third. |
Duke went out at the home base, |
lut the decision putting him out
brought forth burst of protest from
he fans. Connors struck out (mak- |
ng the third and two men died on
lases for Grand Junction. No scores
we're made in the seventh.
Eighth Inning.
strike out, pop-up to Mcneil
and another to Mozingo, end GoIdy |
md his bunch We're again at bat in
he eighth
Moorehead fouled out. Dow flied
)ut. Lawrence hit to left, and was
brought in by Sweet. making the
L
had been secured by the Junction
-eam. who We're batting Honska Gig
lratively) all over the lot. Dukette
nit four times out of four times up.
Ninth Inning.
The ninth inning began with a
strike out, scratch. Mozingo to
sweet, another, and the game was
over. The famed Colorado Springs
Zoo team had been shut out by the
score of to 0.
The features of the game were the
1elding of Connors. the batting of
oukette and Moorehead's home run.
Mcneil also batted superbly. securing
.wo hits out of four times up. His
paying on third. as well as that of
sweets on first was above reproach.
rhe Junction boys played a fine game
and won on their merits.
Score by innings
Grand Junction OOOO04 4O1v5