The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-07-06
LOCAL BOYS
ARE GENEROUS
Give Visitors Four Straight
Games-Treating all Guests
With Equal Kindness.

pdSScu through d i've game TOUR
nament of league ball, including
the three days of celebration, and
they feel something like the Spok-
ane bloods did two years ago,
when they rooted, and yelled, and
bet and swore, through series af-
ter series, only to see their favor
ties come in at the close at the
slow end of the race, fleeced
down to the blanket of both vel
vet and glory. Such are the for
tunes of war-likewise base ball
both of which, when good for
tune flees from us, are clearly de-
fined in the immortal and never
dying language of Gen. Billy
Sherman, as applied to the former
and which is hardly necessary to
repeat aloud here-for everybody
knows it and is no doubt think
ing it just about now.
If it would make things look
any better, we might back up a
little and take in the Winchester
game and make it read one-in-
five-but what s the use, we can t
go back far enough.
Our troubles started in last
Sunday when we undertook to
treunce the Nez Perez aggrega-
ton, the very swiftest collection
of the base ball bric-a-brac yet
exhibited in the Prairie regions,
with two of our very best stick
artists and all-rounders glued to
the bench. That was flying in
the face of fate, and both fate
and fortune have since apparent
ly cut us off of their visiting list
and every afternoon following
refused to answer the door bell
we simply couldn't conjure-and
we walked the death plank into
the deep blue sea of defeat with
the promptness and dispatch of a
Captain Kidd victim on the briny
deep.
Just where Grangeville stands
now in the percentage colum no
one in this community has had
time to figure out, so that will be
passed up and the scores by in
nings and the summaries of the
five games played here during tn
week will be dealt with. They
follow:
Nez Perce 8LGrangeville 1.
July 2.
Runs By Innings.
Grangeville 5000 0010 OIL
Nezperce q 600 900 6 0-s
Summary.
Score 81, favor Nez Perce
Batteries = Nez Perez, Stellmon
Mulholland. Grangeville, Moses
Moses. Hits-off Moses s, of
Stellmon 4. 2base hits-Stellmor
Mcfarland. Struck out by Moses
4, by Stellmon, s. Sacrifice hit.
Smith, Ingram, Ferguson. Um
pire-Gardner and Wilks. Time
hour, As min.
Reubens 4-Grangeville 8.
July 8.
Runs By Innings.
Grangeville 0 00 0 90 2 0 l.
Reubens 5000 3 500 l o.
Summary.
Score 4-3 Reubens favo
Batteries-Grangeville Carr-Jar
Wis; Reubens, White-Cleveland
Hits-off White, 8; off Carr, 8
Struck out-by Carr, 2; by Whit
5; Base on balls off Carr, 2; Hi
by pitched BALL by Carr.
Base hits--Carr 2, Weider, White
Umpire-Sheffler.
Nee Perce IL; no-Vollmer 1.
Forenoon, July 4.
Runs By Innings.
Nez Perez ..6 2 0 90 a. !
Ilo-Vollmer Il 0 90 0 o.
Game yielded to Nez Perce i
sixth inning.
Summary.
Batteries, Nez Perce, Mulho.
land, Jervais; Ilo-Vollmer, Tay
lor, Hollisten; Hits off Jervai'
2; off Taylor, 8; struck out b
Taylor, 4; by Jervais, 8; base 0
= balls off Taylor, 4; off Jervai
/; two base hits. Jervais. Umpir
Shelter. Six innings.
Grangeville 8; Nee Perce 4.
Afternoon, July 4.
Runs By Innings.
Nezperce q 2 90 90 O o o.
Grangeville 0 O O O 0 20 3 o.
Summary.
Batteries, Grangeville, Nose