The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-23
LOCALS TAKE
HARD CONTEST
FROM LAP0RTE
BY SCORE OF 3 TO / CLIP
PERS WREST HARD
GAME FROM NEIGH
BORING CITY
Over Two Hundred Fans from
this City Attended Game at
Laporte Sunday
Bunched Hits Won.

Laporte Sunday
Bunched Hits Won.
By hard playing and good luck
IN punching hits, the Clippers
defeated the Laporte City team
at Laporte Sunday afternoon by
the score of three to one. Over
two hundred fans from Ply
mouth and vicinity were present
at the game and presented nearly
as large crowd as the Laporte-
fans wfa attended the eNlmbi-
ton. Every score made in the
game was an earned one, not
point being made on an error.
But few errors are recorded in
THE entire game. Spencer ,pltch-
ed three innings and Middleton
playing as Scott pitched the
last six The Laporte team
landed their single score in the
fifth, with a hit and long fly out
The scores by the Clippers were
made in the second, third, and
sixth respectively. At tine fourth
inning when Scott took THE box
a change was made in players
positions, Myers taking his right
field in place OF Middleton and
Spencer left the game.
THE game was a conte est from
start to finish and was won by
superior playing and by a trifle
better hitting. The Laporte
team will return the game here
next MONTH and a bitter con-
test with large delegation
of Laporte rooters present is
looked for.
Game by Innings
The game by innings ran as
follows
First Inning
| Plvmouth-Ward takes the
stick and draws a base ON balls,
stole second. and is caught trying
third by the catcher. Ruse hits
to second who fumbles, gets to
FIRST then caught mapping off first
by pitch. Mitchell lands a hand
some two base hit in right field.
lOgden fans. One hit no scores.
I.aporte-Corby grounds to
first and is out Seabrook flies
out to left field. Rush grounds
out short to first No hits no
runs.
Second Inning.
Piy1nouth-ScOtt smaSlreS for
another two Dagger in right.
Rickenbauch grounds out short
to first. Kautsky flies out tic
fright field Scott waits on THE fly
and scores. Shafer fans. One hit
one run.
Laporte - Roberts is out
grounding short to first. Stout
drops a fly to third and Horn
tops out a high ONE 10 right
field. No hits no runs.
Third Inning.
| Plymoutll-Spencer draws q
single, tries TO steal second but
lis thrown out. Ward gets down
on a helder's choice and steals
second. Ruse singles, scoring
| Ward. Ruse is caught mapping
off first. Mitchell flies out to
center. Two hits one score.
apprehension strikes out
Cbumings gets a single hit, tries
second but is Thrown out by
short. Guhl takes first on field
er's choice. Corby rs caught a
second. One hit no runs.
Fourth Inning
| Plymourh-Ogden TO first or
pitchers nuff. Scott grounds
out to- first. RichenIbach strikes
| THE air. and Kautsky is retired
second to first. No hits no runs
Laporte-Seabrook grounds to
| first and is out Rush get safe
/ on pitchers error, Roberts con
meets for a single hit. Stout
ends the excitement by flying
|out to left field, Horn punche:
out. One hit no runs.
Fifth Inning
Plymouth -Shafer grounds
out. via pitch to first, Myers fam:
| and Ward is down short to hrSt
No hits no runs.
Laporte-Stilson comes to ba
and lands for a single in right
field, and later steals second
Comings fans, Guill hits in cen
ter scoring Stilson but IS caugh
irving to steal second. CorDy
flies out to second. On hit, one
run.
Sixth Inning.
Plymouth-Ruse punches out
Mitchell draws a single hit ant
takes second when Ogden land'
for another single. Scott fol
lows with a safe one over short
Mitchell is thrown out IN at
tempting third. Richenbacf
goes down on the third base
mans error, and Ogden crosses
the pam for the third Plymouth
score. Kautsky flies out tt
third Three hits no scores. !.
1hporteL Seabrook GROUNDS
ont TO first. Rush out short te
first. and Roberts is put away
| c.. No hits no runs