Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-07-06
The batteries were: Reubens,
White and Cleveland; Grangeville,
Karr and Jarvis.

Karr and Jarvis.
r. H. E.
Reubens- A 3 II
Grangeville- 3 8 81
Two-base hits, Karr 2, Weider,
White. Struck out by Karr 2, by
White 4. Base on balls off Karr 2.
Hit by pitched ball by Karr l. Um-
pire Shelter.
Nezperce Slaughters Ito. vollmer.
Nezperce won a one-sided contest
from Ilo-Vollmer on July 4th. The
Nezperce team scored 6 runs on two
hits and errors in first inning and
two more of of two hits and q couple
Of errors in second and in the 9th
four men had crossed the plate when
the teams decided to call the game.
Hollisten hit safe and scored on
Clears single which was all Ilo-Voll-
mer got. After the first inning only
IL men faced Jervas in 4 innings.
Batteries-Ilo- Vollmer, Taylor,
Hollisten. Nezperce, Jervis, Null
holland. II. H. Z.
Ilo- Vollmer -..-.---..1 2 Z
Nezperce- IL y
Struck out by Jervas Z, by Taylor 2.
Baee ON balls off Taylor 4, off Jervas l.
The batting of Jervas was a fea-
ture, 4 hits in 4 trips to the plate in
cluding two-bagger. Umpire Shelf
fler.
Locals Give Nezperce Close Rub.
Nezperce won the exhibition game
from Grangeville on the 4th by a 4-3
score. The game was played before a
record crowd.
G. Moses started in the box for the
local lads and in the first Mulholland
singled, stole stole second. Ketten-
bach got first on an error and Stell-
mon hit for two bases with two bases
with two down sending both runners
across the plate but was thrown out
on an attempt to steal. In Grange
vile half only three men faced Smith.
In the End 3 hits and an error net
ted two more runs for Nezperce, then
Brown relieved Moses. In the local
half Of the second two men hit safe
but we're unable to score. After the
second inning Nezperce did not add
another score. Although in the sew
enth they got three men on bases, but
the locals frightened up and shut them
out. For Grangeville nothing was
done until the 8th, the first three men
reached first and scored on hits by
Karr and Wolf, the tieing run being
cut off at the plate by a throw from
left field. r. III. E.
Grangeville- e----.3 A
Nezperce Observation-Disclosures Z
Batteries-Grangeville, Moses, Brown
and Moses. Nezperce, Smith ant
Mulholland.
| 2-base hit, Stellmon, Wolf. Stoler
bases, E. Moses, Jervis, Mulholland
Base balls offSmith, 1. Hit by pitch
ed ball by Brown, 2. Struck out b,
Smith 4; by Brown 4. 4 runs and
hits off Moses in 2 innings, 2 hits NJ
runs off Brown in innings. 3 run
4 hits off Smith in 8 innings. Doubl
play Abrahamson to Karr to Jarvis
Umpire, Shelter.
Orangeviiie Loses Another.
Ilo-Vollmer took the last game Q
the celebration by 8 to 6 score, afte
, 10 innings Of wild baseball. Kar
: did the slab work for the locals an
, set a strike-out record, whiting /
men in 10 innings, while Holliste
!, , wasn't far behind with total Of IL.
: A good sized crowd filled the gran
stand and bleachers.
Il The locals tied the score in the
: half Of the 9Th but Ilo-Vollmer g
away again in the 10th with thr,
, hits and an error resulting in 3 run
/ Errors were numerous on both sid
g and figured largely in the scoring.
Il Summary-Struck out by Karr 1
q by Hollisten II. Stolen bases, War
J. Karr, Jarvis, Wolf. Furgison
Bell 3. Sacrifice hits, Bethel, Abr
r hanson. Base on balls, off Hollist.
IL. Double plays, Taylor to G. Dc
!. sett. Time, 2 hours 10 minute
I. Umpire, Shelter.
+ In the 5th Z. Moses and Wied
scored ON the play, stealing home.