The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10

AN AAItNN0NANN ANWN Wv tNEANN - -
series Of practice games With the
Regulars yesterday afternoon By the
score OF 3 to 2. The Regulnrs lined
np In The order they play che Nets
today at Oklahoma CITY With 6eist an
Lancaster In the hox, and Willis and
Price Ia the box for the f0nnlgans.
The Yannlgans hit Gelsi from the
start. securing Two has IN the first
inning. which were productive OF M
run. Hits by Wes Wheeler md Sud.
aelh scored Wheeler In the second for
Che Yannlgans. The Regulars braced
MD IN the fourth inning. and singles by
Bnrkeft and Warning and 4 two-bageer
hy \. Price brought IN Two runs, ~
Ing ihe score. The Yannigans made
their third run IN the eighth inning on
hits BY Nelson and Lancaster. Willis.
who pitched the nrst Ave innings for
the Yannlgans. allowed but two hits;
and Lancaster. VINO followed him, also
Eot of with two hits. Geist, who
started The game for he Regulars, was
hi for Ave singles during the llssi FIVE
innings, while Price, who succeeded
him, R0i on with foflr hits.
Battle Of the Eats
The Southwestern IS great. Tho
South weatArn baseball team NJ great
Bni You can't always Judge 4 col
lege BY lts baseball playere. hui
sometimes you can. In the hatsle
of the bats here he a. 4 n. boys
went down IN defeat 10 the tnnc =.
Z 10 6. This was not because NE
A. 4 NJ. college does not have o
good team, Il has. and the boys make
a good showing for their school The
A. & Nj. College should feel proud ~
its most excellent baseball Team Hut
Inc boys Went up against the unes
necled here when they met me Son'h-
western Reglmentals.
The battle opened un with South
western IN the field the battery he
In charge Of The crack marksman,
peeler. who led the onslaught After
a few discharges OF h1rse.hidetwlrl
Inc, three gasping farmers retired
10 dry dock for repairs, each Wcnder
ing how Il happened
This put the Southwestern 20 the
bat and the charge w0a opened up
by q few %skyrockats and line drivers
which put ihe "Asgles" all ~ IN the
cir. When the smoke cleared away
the home team found themselves
three scores TO The good.
The Southwestern team was az lbs
best, being backed by four hundred,
nntrlotIc, h~OisterlOus, demonstrntiye
r%noters. who saw their W pitcher
chnn on sixteen farmers IN frantic
efforts 10 fnd the ball. while only
two Of the home team had % be sat
lshed b. tanning the breeze.
A flag OF truce was sent up by the
visitors and after hasty consultation
the Southwestern umpire was with
drawn, leaving the A. q. NJ. umpire 20
boss The whole game. Later IN the
aame the visitors had three men on
bases al which iuncture a council OF
wna was held aud the batter instruct
eli to sci hit. According 8 horse.hide
came twIrllng along over The case and
strike was called but upon the advice
from The batter that he IA hit, the
decision was reversed %whefeupon a
Etheral ragchewing ensued.
After the game the A. 4 NJ boys
we're offered a reception II the NOT
mai building to which they declined
fhey were accompanied to the train
by college boys and girls singing ne
giving wells and saying nice things
10 them. but they refused 10 warm un
10 the situation saying the didn't gel
Il square deal The boys made q bro
found impression upon the people pt
Weatherf0rd. A FAN