Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-20
LOCALS WIN GREAT
GAME YESTERDAY
Judge Refuses to Have ANY sympa-
thy for Visitors and Steals Sec
ond, Third and Home.

comedy artists, but now real Angeles
of the diamond and the Inland Her
aid team from the east Washington
metropolis. The score OF 5 to 0 may
indicate one sided affair, but 1t was
as far from that as the Inlanders
found 1t to be from first to the home
plate. for they had men and plenty
of them on bases time and time
again but were kept from scoring
but superb pitching in pinches by
Lynch and by the fast and almost
perfect support behind him and this
really tells the tale.
H. Baxter for the Inlanders twirled
great. ball at times and struck ont
Weeks in the fourth with three men
on bases, but was hit when hits
meant runs most OF the time.
In the seventh with zone down,
Judge got scratch hit. stole sec
ond while Baxter was winding up
in pitching to Weeks and on the
next ball sprinted to third, reaching
both second and third by such
margin that Franz did not attemp.
to throw him out and then showed
bis mettle and set the fans daffy by
starting for home when Baxter was
about to pitch his third ball to
Weeks and slide under Weeks and
reached the plate by close margin.
This was easily the sensation Of the
game and 1t was some few minutes
before the Inlanders regained their
breaths and were able to realize what
bad happened.
In the eighth Kennedy for the
zero score boys" reached first
through Demos error and in stealing
econd was hit on the back BY throw
pf Best to Weeks and as the ball
bounded into the field he raced for
bird and then home, but was caught
t the plate by Judge to Lynch and
e to Best by few inches. This
vas the closest they ever came to
he coveted plate.
Weeks made pretty catch in deep
econd of Robson's fly. He also
nade neat unassisted double in
be same inning. Lynch nabbed
pull from Dieser in the fourth after
hard sprint outside of the diamond
nd Dunn received big hand in the
ghth when he caught Days scorch-
g liner after a swell chase toward
be fence.
The game in detail was as fol-
ws; Sanders first up struck out;
ennedy singled to left: H. Baxter
scorching liner to Lynch who
anaged to hold 1t and threw to
nrdy, catching Kennedy before he
build recover.
Parvis famed the air; Judge reach
first by Carlson's error, stole sec
ID and continued to third by Ken
edy's error in muffing Franz's
row Weeks got pass and Purdy
safe to right and Judge scored;
bison threw to Franz who threw
Oh to Kennedy and Weeks scored
Purdy rested on third and soon
pred, when Franz again heaved
gh TO Kennedy, when he caught
rdy between home and third; Best
Fuck out.
A. Baxter out. at first by Parvis'
ist' Dunn struck out; Dieser hit
e single to left and Robson struck
DAY got free ticket for first and
lie second; Gray received the same
Day; Lynch hit to H. Baxter and |
to Kennedy. who forced Day:
rVis to aIlsCOn. who touched Gray
d Judge out at first, Carlson to
Baxter.
Franz flied to Day: Carlson reach
hrst by Demos juggling: San
rs got four of ''em'' and Carlson |
'Ved to second; Kennedy hit to
Tnch and he to Parvis, forcing |
Irlson; H. Baxter out at first, Par
to Purdy.
Weeks struck out, Purdy fouIed |
Franz and Demo repeated Weeks
hnt.
A. Baxter and Dunn out at first
Demo and Parvis' assists and
eser fOuled to Lynch.
Best hied to Robson. Nav nit safe
right and Gray the same to left
singles; Lynch got first by Carl
tumble; Parvis to Kennedy who
eed Gray and Day scored; Parvis
hrst; Judge got three strikes but
Aehed first by Franz passed ball;
eeks struck out.
Robson out at first BY Purdy an
's'ed; Franz flied to Day; Carlson
safe to center and stole second:
loer got pass; Kennedy out At
81 By ParVis' assist.