The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-13
AMATEURS
DISPLAYED
GOOD FORM
ADMINISTRATION TEAM
DEFEATED BUT NOT
HU INFLATED

The Senators defeated the Admin
isirltiOn team Sunday in fast and
good exhibition of independent base
bah by the score of TO l. The heavy
hitting of Geist and sensational field
Ing plays of Warng. Lue' tke and
Bryan were the features of the game
McClintock, OF the FL Reno Pack
ers team. pitched a good game TO.
the Senators, letting the Administr
tionists down with three scattered
hits during he first five innings
Manager Price, who pitched .rlhg
the remainder of the game allowed
only two hits George Player cap
tain of the Administration team. was
hit for two runs in both the first and
fifth innings Lismln VISA succeeded
Player was hit for two runs in the
eighth inning. but pitched great ball
At the close of the game.
An error a sacrifice and a timely
hit by Woods gave the AdmFlstra
tion team their only run, in the sey-
enth, although they had the bases
full in the third and ninth innings
The Administration team put up a
good game and showed lots of pepper,
making two double pays, their only
weakness being in their batting.
Geist broke up the game in the
first inning with a two base hit. and
IN the nfth inning soted two base
runners by placing one to the let
field fence Balenti. Of the Enid Rail
'oaders played good game for the
| Con. IN ~ thfr1 npH Mnnannp
Of the Western Union, who was fay
orte with the fans, did good wbrk in
right field and behind the bat
Score: RH =
ADMINISTRATION 600 600 109-1 7 :
enators ...... 200 O20 020-6 10 3
Bat terles-Player. Lisman and
Woods; McClintock, Price Clifton
and Orr.
ummary-Two base hits. Geist (2),
McClintock, sacrifice hit, Bryan. dou
bic plays, Player to Fund to Lumpkin
Mckinney to Funk 10 Lumpkin;
struck out. by McClintock 3, by Price
/, by PLAYER 3, by Lisman /; hits off
McClintock 3. off Price ., off Player
7, off Lisman B. Time of game | hour
20 minutes. Myers.
Field Events Interesting
Harry Waring. ility catcher and
heavy hitting outfieder of the Son
ators, who has been drafted by 'p
'hieagO White Sox for next season on
account of his splendid pegging bas
49, won the contest conducted at the
Electric park Sunday afternoon IN
which all the Senators con ested IN
he long throw Wa-ing threw one
hundred yards almost on a straigh
line while in the other two attempt
he threw 95 yards Leuttke. cap
ain of the team came second b"
throwing ninety-fiye Yards. Geist OIL
he pitching st3ff, did not enter the
'ontest on account of sore arm
ieist won first prize in the fungo hit
ling knocking The ball one hundred
nd fwenty yards on his first attempt
Waring was a close second with L."
yards. Clifton, catcher fo- the locals
'ook first prize in circling the bases
making the 120 yards around the di
mond in fifteen seconds after hitting
pitched ball The tecord on base
running Is ten and threefOurths sec
7nds. Leuttke was second with
ccord Of six cen and a half seconds
and Waring was a close third.
Geist who is a good bunter as wei
as a heavy hitter, won the fist pril
in the bunting contest getting to ms !
base in three and one-fifth second !
after laying down a perfect buat. Leu
Ike was second with record OF thre,
and two-iifth seconds and Clifton va
third was third with record of thre |
md a half seconds.
The Senators open a series at Ok |
lahoma CITY next SUNDAY with IN, |
Oklahoma City Texas league team
which will return for a series on thr |
local diamond beginning Wednesda, |
September 20.