The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-05-16
LEWISTON ON
NEXT SUNDAY
c,.c;al Train, Great Crowds;
Locals Win Two
Straight.


Aare next Sunday by special train
: = engage the Grangeville team
: the local ball park. Large at
isndance is promised from all the
towns along the line, and Nez
psrce will run a special to Voll-
msr to connect with the Lewis
ion m special which will carry nine
coaches.
Everything indicates a record
hreaking crowd as well as the
best and most exciting game ever
witnessed on the Prairie.
Red VS.. White.
The Grangeville team added
two more scalps to their collection
by winning a double header Sun
dsy from the Kooskia Indian and
paleface teams.
In the morning the Kooskla In
dams and Grangeville battled for
seven innings with a score of 80
ii the locals favor, when in the
Sth the home boys chased five
men over the plate and cinched
the game. In the first half of
| the 9th the Indians got their third
| and last tally, final score, 3-S.
In the first Newton went out
at first and Ingram got base
on four wide ones, stole second
and third, then Holenstein sin
gled to left scoring the run.
Litchfield forced Holly at second
and Jarvis got to first when Ward
ended the inning by a fan. For
the Indians Hill went out on a
| pop fly to second, Sam Ellen
wood did likewise from Holly to
first. Axtel Hayes hit to right
| field for two bases but Parsons
died, hit with a batted ball.
In the second Brown singled
to left and took second on an
error at short, Branscombe going
70 first but Brown was out at 3rd,
Branscombe going to second and |
Schnell to first. Hayes got |
Branscombe at third and Newton
out ended the inning. In Indians
nall no one got to first base. In
the Ord. Grangeville got another
'aly on two-base hits by Jarvis
and Brown and the Indians failed
70 reach first in their half.
In the 4th Grangeville got men
o % bases but snappy fielding kept
aem from scoring while the Wis
y, llors got their first tally on two
hts and an error
! u the 9th and 9Th innings only
local men faced Morris while
aooska got another tally but
~ say SIX men faced Holly in the
9TH and 7th.
Grangeville got three hits and
: ally IN the 7th and Kooskia
p' another man around the
yases q but in the 9th were only
~ rue 70 get one man on base,
tn'cnlleld y ending the game by
Is ~ wonderful catch of Hills
wort tly over End base.
III urangevllle IS half of the 9Th
4. Ss 'allles u, came in, final score
~ 4 !. Ihls game made two out
dams. W 'he hooSKia In
raefaces Try Conclusions.
n = ! 'ne afternoon the game prov
ID ID 70 oe an exciting one, going /
asn,l 4 n.unings, when with two men ,
6ss;l bs%n IN the 10th and two runs
H. ssiao Grangeville put three tai
A. v;s. across the plate nosing out :
KKcs0ry by score of 8 to 9.
eeti;;N ;uoskla opened the game by
6l,aLug Sug a tally in the first and '
i faso tas the locals in their half 6
failsd' ' !. inning and both teams i
nnings. ior the next 'hree I
lolas,a NJ sne 9th three hits, Zone a. q
bra'. b a base ON balls and a bad .
'sit",. t% scored five tallies for the
Am and seemed to cincb the )
One @ 10 lor them. However. the f
her lean Team scored two tallies in
/ 4. nal, making the score GO +
ept ~ !, visitors favor. Ingram q
Int !. s,le , visitors from reaching Y
ell - = The 9th, when Kooskia F
be lo.lp, y Pieces for a moment and r
Il n1ss ,Icals sent four men across
Fas s.e .e tying the score 6-6. E
eitbs, 'ae next three innings n
own I, team "a scored. With two a
oubls = I'm Ine 10th Shank hit for a \
ve tho sno Hayes sent the ball Il
'ne fence for his second s