The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05

The best game oh the season. The I
pest game OF several seasons. The |
above was the verdict OF all fans, who !
mad the good fortune to attend the |
oasebaia game, between the Mar
quette team, OF Ch1oago, and THE Ply
mouth Clippers at the local ball park
Sunday For twelve long innings
.he siuggers siugged, and the heldens
| nelded. The visitors were ahead with
die score two to nothing until the
| seventh inning when the locals oSoss-
ed the plate twice, tying the score.
Then in the eighth tho Marquettes
scored once again, and were aheaa
until the ninth dnntng, when the Clip
pers made desperate squirt, and at
what wonld have been their last time
20 hat, tied the score three TO three
No scores were made by either team
nm tine tenth or eleventh rnnings In
che twelfth inning the Marquettes
scored once on two lhdts. 1t was again
mp to the Clippers to make good. And
| they did. Two hits, one sting and
the orher three bagger, won the
game, by adding two scores, making
the final OF to 4, and Plymouth had
won fthe best game ever played In
rhlfs city for the past few years. The
excitement was intense when Ut came
to the last OF The NINTH INNING, with
t[he MarQuettes ahead, and seemingly
with their team drawn up water fright
Burwell, the Bourbon pitcher, who ls|
making good in Plymouth, landed ior
'beautsful three bagger, and saved
The day, by scoring Tebay. The game
by innirgs was ais follows:
LIST Inning.
Alnnquettes Swanson grounds 10
third ARID is cart at first. Christ saseI
rains OUT Ward grounds out to first
Easy pdckings. No hits no runs.
Hgunourll Spayde grounds to sec
oasd and rs refined at first Miller
flies out to pitcher Middleton
grounds to second and is out Via first
NUtGIing dom No hihs no runs.
2nd Inning
gets safe by poor throw to 1st Knoll
sacrifses. Duffy grounds out to first
Hughes attempts home, but is caught
cut. No llbts no rudls
p. Tebay flies out to left field,
punches cut Ulnch hes out 10
iirst No hits no runs.
srd Inning.
NJ McKenna falls a victim to Mid
dleton. Strauss tries to steal second,
but Ogden gets to ball to. Sherer
first, and The runner is out. Albert
punches ont. No hits no runs.
L. Burwell flies out to pitcher Mar
tindaie grounds to pitcher and is out
at first. Ogden gets a single hit in
center field. Spayde grounds to pitch
and is out ait the initial sack. One
Il
nit no runs
4th Inning.
| Nj. Saaasse'n goes DOWN on four
49,. ~a.I singles, scoring Swan
| son. Ward steals second Hughes
-unts ard Is safe on bad throw to
mist, scoring Ward Knolls flies out
% catcher. Duffy grounds o.it TO lst
OI.e nat, two runs.
L. Ailer faus Middleton grounds
| c .t.>..lr, ;sasI IS caft at | b. S[lerer
AT on nigh foui in catchers r,st
| No init no runs.
| 5th Inning
VI. McKemna fans the air. Strauss
'iies out TO second Alberts is Mid
| dletCnized No hits no runs.
+. Teioay flies to first, and is safe
on basemaps nM.f Ulrich sacrifices
OUT, advancing Tebay Bunwell flies
), socDa.s- Nartindale grounds |
to pitch, and is out by way Of first
II
| 9Th Inning.
NJ Swalnson drives long one into
the Spayde we'll Christsaser puts
one in the center fielder's init Ware
| flies cut no short. No ih6.s no runs. |
p Ogden flies out to short Spayde |
| flies to right and is safe on muff. |
Miller sacrifices, advancing Spayde |
Middleton drives to right, but the fly
is caught. No hits no runs.
9TH Inning.
NJ Hughes punches. Knobs gets
single in C T. and steals second Dth- |
fly takes a walk, anfd KnollS steals |
third McKenna flies out to second |
Strauss fell to Middleton, and a hole
was avoided No hits mo runs.
p Sherer comes up and gets hit |
in 1. /. Tdbay hits safe to infield Ul- |
rich sacrifices, Burwell singles scoring
Sherer and Tebay. Martindalc |
grounds to short, who throws Barr |
we'll out at second Barney steals |
second Ogden grounds to second,
and is safe ON error Martindale, tries |
for home ON. small hit, but is tagged
out Three liits, two runs
sth Inning.
M. Adberts punches the arr. Swan /
son parts safe baint, and tries to steal |
second. Sherer tagged him out cas-
lily, and Umps called otit. A second