The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
THIRTEEN
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I I = WELL, NIX
THOSE SWATTINC aEAA'
TONS JUST JEER AT
BuPERsTITtON

The senators won ia first GAme
! from the Hamloavllle ebsg1alera sun.
\ day III The thirteenth lnniag By me
score Of 70 and ay 80 doing put
themaeITes wen up into the .4ee class
Ia the percentages column.
/ a running one.hand catch BY Pat
lterson in the twelfth innine, taking y
screaming liner OF the iolt HELD senca.
thereby lubblne lsaacs Of q possible
home run. was the featnfe OF the
game. lhe catch without question
was the most sensational ever made
| on the local diamond.
"Slals willis simply baFbecuoa
Barber. tho opposing pitcher. aud his
Booster bunch. with his cufveg. send.
ling sixteen batlers back 10 The bench
after taking three lusly awnings into
space. WIllh also flelded his posi-.
| ton wcll getting eight aaslsla during
Ithe game and rObblng Carrushcla ut
\ d hit By fielding one Of hs pl0st per-
feet bunls ever laid d0wn, 10 Eho third
inning.
y triple hahe Bleal by Reed. Prize
and Pokamey started BY Price Ia the
elghthinning waa one oi The exciting
cllmaxes Of the game nets!aa the Sen
alors score.
WINS waa not I'll goym when he
started the gAme, which laased until
almost aund0wn. The BooAtees got
four hits IN auccession 10 tho first Ia.
nng watch netled them two llns
while an error by ipsleFsol let ~
sw0 more runs. Wils.f then settled
down AMI held the Visitors tc tive hlls
during Che next six Innings. In the
eighth inning. after retiring tW0 bats
men at he Plate. two baae hil BY
CaTutherA ec0fed Vanderhllf wp0 eQtl
10 fIFal sack on an error and Tony
Anderson. formerly With the Senators,
was then lucky enough TO SGT d
scratch hls scoring Carrutihers and
was himself sent homo by hlngle
by Nagle. tying The score.
In the five Nucceedlns innings Will
ils never allowed hli and struck out
the lAA two men that faced him.
WGIvertnn, the "B0oslegGp lett hand
twirleF, was balted cut Of the box ~
the first inning Patterson. ieu'tAe
and Reea getting bits IN succession.
lie was succeeded by Barber. the
manager ai fhe eBoosterg wlo II cen
sldered e1e 0f sk best pitchers IN the
league. AnntAe1 sl1Elo was recorded
| py The Senators II tho first IunIag asl
er InTbAf took thArEs Qf tn anheres
netting three earned runs he first In.
IninK. IN Tie second inning ono hit was
l the best lhe Senators could do. IN
the third Inning q BIZ By fseed WHO
throw hy Parker and passed ball
gave the senasofe their fourth end
tying seefa Al error, aaclflce hit,
walk stolen base and single ny
Willis weta productive o. another run
Tor the Senators M the fNirlh inning
A two base hlt by Geist and i ihrec
hagfef hy Waflpg Do tie seventh inn'
ling made lhe score 9 q / Il .hat stage
Of sae eame The seventh score was
mlde ~ Reed Who was eIfenN free
Ticket to flsai by nnrhHr. advanced
10 third hy hits by Price and Poknr
ney anl scoring Oh lrlple base steal
made hy himsele, Price and fnkatney,
Won In The Thirteenth
The Senators we're unabln 10 get
man past second base until the
thirteenth inning which proved lucky
Tor them. 0eIat pasted one 70 the
right field fence and rarrulhefa iu
malIlns al effort 10 pull the difficult
one down mulIed ii aelaE was sd
vanced to third on perfect hunt py
Hehley on which Ne mafih first aaclt
while WarIng With a timely hi 70
right field scored 0eisl. TINS enalng
the strenuous, hard fought game