The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
Caldwell CLEANS
Up TWIN FALLS
Special to Caldwell Tribune.
Twin Falls, July 25,


ey and after two days rest, pro-
ceeded to handle the reiuvenated |
Twin Falls aggregation in a most |
scandlous manner, allowing them to |
win but one of the five games played. |
The series, which was the best by
far that has ever been played on tho
local grounds this season opened
Thursday evening with a twilight
game and closed Sunday.
The first game was called at the
end of the ninth inning on account
! of darkness. with the score 3-3.
| Caldwell started the run-getting in
tn fourth, when walk, sacrifice
and a hit netted them one run. Twin
Falls broke into the run column in
| the sixth, punching their hits and
scoring two runs. Neither side
scored again until the ninth. With
the bases full and two down in Cald-
wells half of the ninth, Malone!
cased out a single scoring two, the
next man famed, retiring the side.
Twin Falls worked 34566hegtixutte
Twin Falls looked dangerous in their
half. after tieing the score, with
runner on second and third, and two
out. Brown, second baseman for the
local team lifted the horse hide for
what looked to be a three base hit,
but Kelleher after a hard run made
a beautiful one handed backward
catch, saving the game for the Cald-
well team. The catch was the most
sensational made during the entire
series and drew an unusual round OF
applause from the spectators.
: BY banging the ball to all corners
of the lot, in the second game OF
the series and Furnishing two Twin
Falls pitchers impartially, Caldwell
piled up 8 runs in six innings, will
ming the game by an 8 to score
The game was called at the end OF
Il the sixth inning on account of dark,
ness.
Il The Saturday matinee, which Calf
$ annexed by a FL score, was replet'
> with exciting and sensational plays.
: Toby was on tho mound for Cald
IL we'll. while Featherstone heaved TO
tho locals.
y Caldwell garnered a run in tn
! fourth, when with a man on secon
st "Old Folks" Sebreo singled to lei
le The locals came back in the mex
III INNING with an ace, tying the score
III There was nothing more doing in tn
Ill scoring line until the eighth, VINE
nj Caldwell, with some daring base rur
ming by Elliott succeeded in scorin
. ono more.
ne Two games were played Sunda
al the first being scheduled at 10 a, Il
X The locals swatted the ball with pail
he full regularity, winning the game s
III to two.
10 Encouraged by the showing OF Il
le' locals in the morning engagemen
mn the fans turned out In full force 4
ro- the matinee, hoping for repetiti'
an Of tho morning performance. b
ng Caldwell after magnificent uph
hsht annexed the game to =.
vas The locals punched hits on Malo
the nv In tho second scoring two. 30
to teams were playing gilt edge ball a
ak tho two looked as big as mounta
yes Int Caldwell proceeded to do thin
do IN tho nth. Toby singled, kelleh
lee reached first on an attempted sac
of Acc and Sebree singled, ming
18th hosas with no ono out. Westco
rty the next man up leaned against
It's" arst hall thrown in rather ru
rhe manner. and when the fielder w
his tho aid of a delegation of small o'
mes finally located. 1.-The little rou
lrse thing !" he had completed the Giro
ad- running three men ahead OF MIN
can The umpire. however, for some
lean known reason refused TO ailo"
,osi- home.run. sending Westcott BACK
,nce sacond and another runner to I'M
Tho next man up connected tor
the bases scoring both runners. A
ress Gle and an error gave them one mt
cling making Ave for tho inning. "a
leg weu was unable to score again d
are ing the balance OF the game
8 of Tho locals threatened in the eigt
port Tn this Inning they raped Malo
lbar- hard. scoring two runs ana Ou.
sensational bit of field'hs Oy " :
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