The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-25
Standing Of the Clubs.

The superior pitching NJ I'd mlOch
won the odd one for Mssoula, s to 3.
Yesterday afternoons combat was the
fifth of the series with John McClos-
keys Ogden club and each team had
two victories when the gong sounded.
The Saturday win gives us the jump
for the Sunday double header. which
will hand Missouia its last look at
Union association bail for the season
today. Stone was very wild and was
hit harder than was Zamloch, the peer
less one. This. probably. was Fam
1och's last appearance on a local stage
and he put on good show. The last
act was particularly spectacular. He
retired the side on strikeouts. tanning
two pinch hitters, Knight and Jensen.
and then. Perkins. the hard hitting
little catcher of the Apostles. Good.
old Zam: he's done lot for us and
fitting was the manner of his taking
leave.
Ogden got the customary handicap,
two runs. scored In the first and sec
ond innings. The home guard tied
things up In the local third with
double score. The enemy scored once
In the sixth and enjoyed a one-run
lead for about two minutes. until the
domestic session OF that round began.
Then the Highlanders. aided and
abetted by Stones lack of control and
three singles. tailed thrice and nailed
the flag to the mast The rest oe 1t
was air-tIght baseball through which
flashed many brilliant plays.
Whelan opened the combat with a
single and Spencer sacrificed him to
second. Warren caught Vans fly and
Whelan raced to third ahead OF
Jackie's peg. Orlet tried hard for Wes-
ier's Texas Lacquer and this prevented
Bassey from getting to It, Whelan
scored Ogdens' first run.
In the second. Schimpff started off
with bingle Stone tried to sacrifice
and Zamloch male a poor peg to Sec
ond. Both were safe. Murray whitfield.
Perkins singled to left. scoring
Schimpff. Perkins was out at second.
Bassey to Roberts to Perrln.e
A triple and an error let Ogden have
Its third and last marker. which came
In the sixth. Spencer landed the
triple. first man up for the chapter.
Van flied to right field and Warren
cut loose perfect peg which fright
ened Spencer back to the cushion.
Wessler raped hot one at Zamloch.
The graceful twirler made sensa-
tional stop and had Spencer at his
mercy, seemingly but he lost his bal
ance and the ball at the same time
and Spencer was safe.
When the home third started the
locals were two behind and when the
round ended they had added two to
nothing. producing tie. Roberts
started trouble for Stone with sim
gle. hard-hit and into right field.
Zamloch's sacrifice was handled by
Stone. Warren slammed hot one
into left field and the pill got away
from Spencer. Roberts scored and
Warren had laid up another triple
forninst the publication OF the official
averages. Pcrrine hit for two bases
and Warren counted.
In the sixth the Bankenshippers
salted down the struggle. Oriet was
walked and stole second promptly.
Carman tried to sacrifice, but nobody
got to his bunt. and he was safe.
Oriet taking third. Tobin clipped
clean one into confer scoring Oriet.
Changnon beat out bunt and the
bases we're filled, with none out Stone
slapped Roberts where his clothes
were loose and this forced In run,
carried by Carman. Zamlochs short
fly to Wessler didn't help any. War
rem hit to Schimpff. who hustled the
hall back to Perkins In time to force
Tobin at the plate. The bases were
still full, however. and a base on balls
to Perrine forced In another tally, worn
by Changnon this time. Bassey struck
out.
McCloskey was bounced by Umpire
Carney after Roberts was hit. John