American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15

myer got first bag on an error. but
failed in trying TO steal second. Fred
Atlmyer went down and just made it
and was advanced by Watts getting
base on balls Both these were
advanced when Schwartz got first
on a dead bali Here is where they
tried the boys out With the bases
full and onlyone out. it looked mue
as though there was going to be big
doings for the score keeper. Doc
came up smiling and picked out a
spot out in center field where no
one was standing and took a crack
for hOmerun Sugar had his eye
on this same spot and when Docs
homerun reached its destination he
was on hand to receive it handed it
TO Catcher Max before Laird had
time to score. Foxy took one for
his belt when Webber came up and
retired the side leaving the bases
full. Score p.
The high schoolers broke the tie
in the fifth by Max leading off with
a hit and a good one. followed By
Paul Evans who made his scratch
good for the bag Foxy reached the
sack on an error followed by Grover
and Sugar who took the sacks as
Max and Paul scored. Foxy came
home from third on a fly to center
by Salee, who was the first out.
Hooker and Pollard went out on in
field flies. Laird made a hit but was
caught mapping at first and went
out. Oliver was the second out afte
gaining two sacks and trying to taxa
third on a sacrifice by Reed. Reed
reached third and Dan Altmyer the
first when Fred Altmyer went down
for the third out. Score So.
Allen came into the game in the
place of Chipp here and was the
first out. Thompson went into the
box for the town team and held
them close. Max was the second
up and went out at first. Paul
again reached the sack but Foxy
went out at first retiring the side.
Watts reached the first sack and
went down to second on the same
error which gave Schwarz first bag
Doc caught it for short one but
Watts went OUT at the third sack.
Schwarz tried to score but failed,
making the second out ana Webber
famed retiring the side score 20.
Grover hit to Thompson who put
him ouL al first in the seventh TWO
following, Sugar and Pollard, vera
treated the same way. In their half
the town team took two leading off
with Laird on walk who stole sec
ond and scored on a hit by Oliver.
Oliver reached second safely and
rested there while Reed went out by
a fly to right field. Dan Altmyer
hit, scoring Oliver. He went out
at second and Fred Altmyer was
the third out by a fly to Sugar in
center. Score, As.
Hooker famed and Pollard went
out at first. Allen got the sack and
took another for good measure as
Max went down to first. Allen was
not able to reach the third bag on
time and retired the side with no
scores.
Smith, had taken Watts place,
was first up and walked, advancing
to second without a great deal of
trouble. Schwarz famed and Doc
went out at first advancing Smith to
third. An error here gave Smith the
score and Thompson the first sack.
Thompson took two more as fast as
AC COulu get his Wluu, ana scored
Oh an error Foxy famed Laird but
Max here made his only error and
failed to catch the man at first.
on which error Thompson made his
score. Oliver went out at the first
sack, giving the town team one the
best of the So score
In the ninth five hits were made
by the town team. Reed came up
for the first one, two bagger, and
scored on hit by Dan Altmyer. Dan
tried to gather second and third on
hit by Fred Altmyer but was not
fast enough and went out at the
third sack. Smith made good by an
error and he and Fred each ad
vanced on a sacrifice by Schwarz.
Doc hit and scored Smith and Fred,
and took score on a hit by Thomp-
son. Laird went out at first. This
gave the town team a total of ten
scores against five by the school
team. Only three came to bat for
the high schoolers, with Paul first
up who famed. Foxy went out at
first and Grover famed