Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-25
LOCALS EASILY
Win GAME
Score 10 to Leach and Niece
Great Battery-Purdy and
NeeOe Get Home Runs.

mainly due to the ineffectiveness o,
Cannon, the visitors twirler, who
was touched up for seventeen hits
but a number of them were boots by
those behind him-while Leach
pitched steady ball at all times and
did not walk man, and he also had
fair support behind him.
Neece, the locals new catcher
made his initial appearance on the
local diamond and he is sure there
alike duck-he had the visitors so
leary about stealing bases that they
attempted but couple and he caught
two runners of first by swift pegs to
Purdy and did the same stunt to a
runner on second. He also keeps
the boys up on their toes, all the
time. The visitors lone tally never
theless was gained through his high
peg to ParVis in the fifth in his at
tempt to catch Rogers of third
Blake, another new man, played a
pice game but seemed to take too
many chances at stealing bases for
be is certainly no sprinter. He was
spiked in the eighth in attempting to
teal second and had to retire from
The game. Kruse at second was in
be game from start to finish and
nade a pretty stop towards first In
be eighth of G. Franz's grounder.
he boys all played pretty ball and
imply outclassed the 'clothiers" in
departments of the game.
The largest crowd that has wit
sssed a game at the local park this
nson attended. The game in de-
u was as follows: Kennedy, first
was out at first by Leach's assist
was McConaky in the same man
pr and G.. Franz popped to Mohr.
arvis, who lead OF for the locals,
as out at first by Gannons assist
nd Mohr ran into a like fate at the
itial sack by McConaky's assist;
NSN oON q pass 0lOIC bCCOhu anu
eece famed the air three times.
Bruchet reached first by scratch
field hit and was caught off that
Ack by the steaming fling of Neece |
Purdy; Rogers singled to center;
cGoldrick hit fast bounder that |
pped through Leach's hands and |
Dgers pulled up at second, where
was soon caught off the bag by
sisy throw of Neece. B. Franz
ruck out.
Purdy out at first by Kennedy's as
I and Blake flied to Rogers, who
ppped the ball; Leach out at first
G. Franz unassisted and Blake
tied easy on third and trotted to
plate on Days single to center;
eeks popped to Kenny.
Cannon laced a safe grass burner
er second; Kenny got three OF
b and Niece pegged to Purdy on
last strike and caught Cannon
the sack; Kennedy flied to Day.
Parvis out at first by Kenny's as
and Mohr tripled to right; Kruse
fed the air one to many and Niece
veled towards first in vain, Ken
Is assist being the offender.
McConaky an easy out at first by
use's assist and G. Franz failed
meet the ball on three occasions
nchet met the pillet but Leach
in the way and so was accom-
datingly retired at first.
Purdy wiffed the air energetically
Blake reached the initial sack by
wing a fast liner past Kenny; he
Ne second and in a few seconds 7
nped to third on Leach's sacrifice !
g. Franz; Day was given a free
ket and stole second; Cannon
hched Weeks passport in a like
inner and with three men on bases
wis was unable to get his ground
past Kenny and was out at first :
Rogers singled to center and stole
Ond; MeGoldrick showed one in
air to Kruse; B. Franz hit
punder to Mohr. who threw to
wis to catch Rogers, but he drop
the ball; B. Franz stole second \
Rogers brought in their one count b
en Neece threw high to Parvis; t
hnon reached first by grounding
by OF first to Purdy and stole sec q
while Leach held the sphere; s.
nny failed to connect and Kenne- A
relieved the strain by grounding
Kruse.
dohr could not see the ball and
use flied to short left. but nobody :.
|nted 1t, and he landed at second
ore the collar artists woke up;
zee singled to Bruehet who booted u
bong enough for Kruse to come )
pne; Neece stole second and march
on to third when MeConaky allow II