Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-09-16
Wa-keeney S, Cove 0.

crowd of the season, over five
| hundred enthusiastic fans were
present The game was a fast
and close one up to the fourth
inning when Since was injured
while running to first by strik
Ling his knee on SamSon'S foot,
causing a very painful injury
that will keep him out of the
game for some time. Every
body (even the Goveites) said
i Cove would win on account of
Since out of the game.
Newton Dugan who lives north
of town is an old ex-pitcher hav-
ing pitched for teams in eastern
Kansas, took Smee's place in the
box and the way he delivered
that ball reminded US of Rube
Wadell He kept the Cove boys
guessing not one of them hitting
him hard. 1t was a great game
and all of our boys played good
ball.
The following is the score by
innings:
First Inning Mitchell groun-
ded out, Since to A. Croft, Reniker
hunted out Keraus to A. Croft, J.
Heinz was out, Davis to A. Croft.
Wa-Keeney-Sm Since popped to J.
Heinz, E. Croft flied to Reniker,
Davis singled to right, A. Croft
grounded out J. Heinz to Samson.
Second Inning Cove, Roger flied
to A. Croft, Samson grounded out
Since to A. Croft, Evans singled to
center, Evans out stealing second,
Keraus to E. Croft.
-Keeney-Anderson ground e d
out, P. Heinz to Samson, Keraus sin
gled to left, E. Keraus hit into dou-
BILE, P Heinz to Mitchell to Samson.
Third Inning Cove, Maddy flied to
Davis, Tustin out same route, p.
Heinz grounded out E. Croft to A.
Croft.
Wa-Keeney-St aaz grounded t
Reniker to Samson, Hinkel struck
out, Since singled to left Staaz taking
second, E. Croft flied out to Mitchell.
Fourth Inning Cove, NJ t C h |
walked, Renike flied out to Ander-
son, Mitchell forced by J. Heinz, E.
Keraus to E. Croft, Roger struck out
Wa-Keeney-Davis let three good
ones go by, A. Croft flied to Maddy,
Anderson singled to center, Anderson
forced by Keraus, Reniker to Mitch
ell.
Fifth Inning-Gove, Samson walk
ed, Evans forced Samson at second
Staatz to E. Croft, Evans stole sec
ond, Maddy was safe on Staatz's error
Evans taking third, Maddy stole sec
ond, Tustin fouled out to Keraus. p
Heinz grounded out Dugan to A.
Croft.
Wa-Keeney-E. KerauS grounded
out, Mitchell to Samson, Staatz sin
gled to left, Staatz took second on
passed ball, Hinkel was safe on Sam
sons error, StaatZ taking third, Hin
KEEL stole second, Dugan walked, E.
Croft struck out, Davis singled to
left scoring Staatz advancing Hinkel
and Dugan, A. Croft singled to left
scoring Hinkel and Dugan, Davis TAX
ing third, Davis scored and A. Croft
took second on Rogers wild heave to
second, Anderson was safe on Renik-
er's error, A. Croft scoring, Keraus
grounded out Reniker to Samson
Five runs.
Sixth Inning NJ i t h |
grounded out, StaaZ to A. Croft, REM
ker struck out, j. Heinz walked, Roy
er was hit by pitched ball advancing
j. Heinz to second, Samson was out
on E. Groft'S sensational catch.
Wa-Keeney-E. Keraus grounded
out Mitchell to Samson, StaaUz groun-
ded out, P. Heinz to Samson, Hinkel
walked, Dugan flied to center.
Seventh Inning Cove, Evans was
safe on error by Z. Keraus and took
second and third on wild pitches,
Maddy flied out to E. Croft, Tustin
struck out, p. Heinz popped TO Dugan.
Wa-keeney- Croft was safe on
Samson's error, Davis hit through
Reniker, E. Croft taking second, A
Croft flied to left doubling e. Croft
at second, Maddy to Mitchell, Ander-
son grounded out to Swanson.
Eigth Inning Mitchell was
safe on error by Staatz, Reniker and
j. Heinz both struck out, Royer sin
gled to right Mitchell taking third
error by Anderson, Samson fouled out
to E. keraus.
Wa-keeney-KerauS was safe when
]. Heinz let hot one get away, E.
keraus flied to left, Staatz singled to
center Keraus taking second, Hinkle
singled to right, Dugon struck out, E.
Croft forced Hinkel at second, Rent