The daily sentinel., 1910-06-15
TRINIDAD WINS
TIMING GAME
BY 6 To 4

The second game of the Trinidad
series was called today at ) o'clock
| before much larger crowd than was
IN attendance at the game yesterday.
At the request OF the visiting team,
Don Means, the man who has UNI
pired games in Grand Junction many
times in the past years, was selected
to hold the indicator today.
The batteries in today's game were
Lockhart and Briefly for the visitors,
and the game opened with Ramey in
the box for Grand junction, but in
the second inning he was relieved by
Pratt due TO several hits off his de-
livery. Anheir caught for Grand
Junction as usual.
In the first inning with two clean
base hits and a stolen run, Trinidad
made their first score.
In the second each team received
two scores The feature of this in
ming was a three-base hit by Bates.
Grand Junction made her run by
a three-base hit by Pratt. Pratt rose
to the occasion by getting the second
hit of his baseball career.
! In the third inning. fast double,
| Ryan. third base to Anheir, catcher,
/ to NlcHugh, first base. steadied down
the game and retired the side with
cut scoring. The third three-bagger
of the game occurred in this inning
when Gaffey scored Moorehead and
tied the score.
There was some heavy hitting ex-
J hibited in the game on both sides and
the greatest enthusiasm was in evil
dence in the grandSand.
pain was relieved by theshrdlutao
Due to the incessant clammoring
/ of the fans. the new man Wittle who.
ordinarily plays an exceptionally
strong game and who accepted sew
enty-eight chances without an error
at Glenwood, was taken out in favor
of Clarke. the usual second sacker
and a favorite with the crowd. Wittle
only made one error, but seemed
nervous and when the crowd yellod
for Clarke. Captain Moorehead made
the desired change.
A hit. a walk, n sacrifice and an
error In quick succession in the sixth
inning gave the visitors gain of
one score ahead and the game in
creased in excitement and interest:
In the seventh inning neither side
scored and there were no special fea-
lures. but in the eighth Grand June
llDH tltu tllt SSpIt Win d timely oih-
gle by Clarke.
Two hits We're received in this in
ming and the opportunity to score
was made possible by an error in
4 right field by the Trinidad team.
| In the last half of the ninth Grand
Junction prevented Trinidad by scor-
ing by a fast double play. Dow to
McHugh.
| This is the first game of the season
when it has been necessary to play
more than the nine innings, and there
Is little doubt but that this was the
most exciting game of the season
from the frantic evidences of enthus
iasm and demonstrations from the
fans on all sides.
Trinidad was shut out in the tenti
and Grand Junction came up ant
filled the bases in their part of thu
tenth: but luck was against them
and Dow came to the bat, made a hi
and was caught out. The side wa
retired with the score still tied. an,
1t was the beginning of the eleventh
With three hits, Trinidad succeeded
in making two scores in this half o
the eleventh and it is up to Crane
junction to play If she ever playet
before in her half of the inning.
Grand Junction made a desperate
attempt to tie the score by stealth,
bases but the game ended to il
favor of Trinidad.