The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-15

spected as other citizens of this
town or any other, and they are
on that right.
After the announcement by |
President Slusser that the league |
game had been forfeited by the |
locals, the two teams got togeth-
er and selected John Wilks, who
had been serving as official UNI
pire in all the previous games
here, to umpire the game, and
the real and only game that was
played then got under headway.
And right here the Globe wishes
to state that the article publish
ed in the Spokesman-Review,
charging that Wilks instigat-
ed the movement against Umpire
Randall, and assisted to take him
off the grounds, is tissue of
lies from beginning to end. He
had nothing whatever to do with
it, and how such hbelous state
ments could have reached that
paper is a mystery.
The game when it once got un-
der way was full of interest, even
if it did become swatfest be-
fore its termination. Both teams
started out right from the initial
movement to making scores, and
the locals kept it up with the ex-
ception of three innings, until the
close, the visitors drawing blanks
four innings, among which were
the last two. Carr and Jarvis
were the home battery, and did
excellent work, while Bethel,
Taylor and Holenstein performed
for the visitors, both of the pitch
ers being well touched up. Hol-
enstein, who caught an exception
al game, was severely swatted in
the jaw by pitched ball just at
the close of the game.
Runs by Innings.
Ilo-Vollmer l / / 0 2 0 / O O. 6
Grangeville 0 2 2 0 2 2 0-10
Scorer, Van Deventer.
Summary.
Home run, B. Dorsett. Two
base hits, Wolf, Weider. Struck
out, by Bethel, 4, by Taylor, 4,
by Carr, IL. Double plays, Fer
guson to Weider. Passed ball,
Hollenstein. Wild pitch, Carr.
Left on bases, Grangeville, 10,
Ilo-Vollmer, 4. Hit by pitcher,
Hollenstein by Carr, Ferguson
by Bethel. Ward and Bethel
both called out for stepping out
of batters' box. Time of game,
hour 43 minutes. Umpire, j.
w. Wilks.
Games Played During Week.
In addition to the league games
as given above, Nez Perez and
Ilo-Vollmer played an exhibition
game at the latter place Monday
during the Modern Woodmen pic.
ME, at which it is said the CON
tentions over the umpire laid that
of Grangeville in the shade, and
and the Lewiston-Clarkston game
on Sunday was also called off on
account of the differences be
tween the latter team and the
Lewiston umpire. Carr, of this
city, twirled for no-Vollmer al
the Woodmen gathering, and did
most efficient execution, while
Rustemeyer, of Cottonwood, was
the slab artist for Nez Perce.
Tuesday was the big Catholic
silver jubilee at Cottonwood, il
honor of the 25th anniversary OF
the ordination of Father Ber
thold, and the Reubens and Cot
tonwood teams came together IL
an exhibition game for the set
tlement of some pretty heavy
side bets which it said had beer
made at their previous league
game. 1t was hot contest, re
sulting in a score of 3 to 4 il
favor of the home team, the foul
winning scores being all made
: in the first innings, after which
Reubens put White in the box
and dealt eight straight shut
outs to the victorious team.
Change of Management.
At meeting of the board OF
directors of the local base bal
organization ON Tuesday of this
week, Manager George Algie
who has for some time express
ed desire to be released from
management of the team, pre-
sented his resignation, which wa
accepted and Frank Van Deven
ter, official scorer and director
, was selected to fill the position
J He will take up the work wher'
Mr.. Algie has lain it down, ant