The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-18
WIN TIGHT
GAME FROM
VALPARAISO
STANDARDS LOSE TO CLIP
PERS AT VALPO SUM-
DAY BY SCORE OIL
TOO
Two Fumbles of Standard Sec
ond Basemen Allow the
Only Run of the
Game.

The man whom they called
Griswold, playing second base
lost the game by a chronic afflic-
ton of interchangeable. 1t hap
pened IN THE fourth inning when
he fumbled two batted balls.
whereby Rick was enabled to
get around to the second sta
tiOn in time for the pinch hit OF
Cleo Myers and the game was
won. In that inning, the hap
penings were thusly: Glen Ward
batted first, grounding to second
who fumbles, allowing the base.
Rick got SaIhe on Griswold's
choice who threw G.. Ward out
at second on the former ground
er. Leo Love spotted the pill
down the carpet toward Girls
void, who failed to connect for
the second time, placing Rick
safe on second, Love on first.
Then came said Myers with a
-utlfrll single over the short
stop, scoring Rick. Ruse. and
MartindaIe finished the inning
by banning, Love dying on sec
ond. One Init, two errors and d
score, the one and only of THE
game.
Sundays gatne between the
Valparaiso Standards and Ply
mouth Clippers at Valpo., was a
pitchers battle and was won on
an unearned score in the fourth
inning by the Clippers, when the
Standard second Sacker played
bum on two opportunities. Each
team got four hits, Schultz prtch-
ing for Valpo struck out seven,
and Leo Love twirling for the
Clippers framed five. The game
was one of the best exhibitions
wlGch the Clippers have put up
this season. 1t is said that when
the Standards come to Plymouth
next Sunday for the return, they
are just bound to win." With
such playing as the game yes
terday brought out, it is beyond
question THAT they have an ex-
cellent chance for doing the
same. About eight hundred
Valparaiso fans were treated to
the best game which they have
Witnessed FIN Valpo., for some
time, which by far outclasses
amy exhibition which they have
had this year. The two features
of the game were two difficult
ones dpu1led down by Clipper
6elders. In THE eighth Ruse
made a spectacular run and pull
ed down long one in center
field hit by johnson and in the
NINTH CharAds Ward connected
with a grandstander over short
stop. To compensate for the
two errors made by the Stand
ard second sacker, Kautsky has
two errors Ito his credit playing
THAT position Dur the Clippers.
The only other error OF the game
was made by Ohlin the third
baseman for Valpo., when in the
sixth he fumbled Glen Wards
grounder. Three errors 70
Valpo, two for the Clippers is
the tally. In the eighth the
locals nearly scored again when
two hits were 1bundhed, but two
felders choice plays on easy
ones. and a pop out fly ended the
opportunity. The four hits were
made for Clippers by Glen Ward.
Ohas. Wand, Leo Love and
Myers. They were made one
in THE second, one in the fourth,
and two in the eighth. The
Standard hits we're all scattered
Ueipski the first man up singing
in the first, Ol,hn in the fourth,
Benton in tIl1e seventh and Girls
void in the eighth. AT no time
did the BOYS OF the Vale have
near score, excepting in the
third, when after Spencer flew
om to right, Schultz got down
on Kautsky's error, and Leipski
took a base ON four balls, when
the chance failed by Johnson fly
ing out to Ruse, and Lowe vic
timized Griswold for a punch.
I'm the eighth G. Ward was
put out i'm a peculiar manner.
He got to first on single, and in
running second on Rfck,s ground
was hit by the batted ball when
it took an unexpected bound.
The Eine-ups OF the two teams
were as follows:
Standards
Lipski c. I.
Johnson, first base.
Griswold, second base.
Olllin, third base.
Nuppnau, left field.
Benton, right field.
Bird. short stop.
. Speer, catcher.
Schultz, pitcher.
Ply mouth.
c. Ward, short stop.
Kautsky, second.
Glen Ward, first base.
Rick. third base.
Leo Love, pitch.
Myers, right field.
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