Semi-weekly herald., 1912-07-08

DEFEATED
LOCALS MEET DEFEAT FOR THE
FIRST TINE THIS SEASON BY
SCORE OF 9-3.

national sport, baseball, went out to
the Fair grounds yesterday to wit
ness the game between the Derver
War Eagles and the locals. Old Man
Gloom cast his foreboding shadows |
over the locals in the very first IN
ming but the Imps of Joy chased the |
dark -omened gentleman away III the
last half of the first, when our boys
batted in three runs, overcoming the
lead of the Eagles. This was the only
session the locals did any scoring, but
they fought hard throughout the en-
tire game. Costly errors lost splen-
didly pitched contest. But one game
lost does not put any team out of
the running. 1t only makes them keep,
on their toes and play their best.
The game play for play exactly as
is happened is told in the following:
First-War Eagles: Kerns was first
up and he landed on the pellet for
three stations; Honeyman duplicated
the original, scoring on Davis infield
hit. Davis went out at the initial sta
ton. Gallagher flied out to center.
Schneid was an easy victim at the
first stop. Two runs.
Durango-Adrianson tapped one
that landed him on the halfway sta
ton. Stanley drove a hot one to left,
scoring Gus, landing on the initial
bag himself and on the very first
pitched ball Sim annexed second. An
heier landed on one that was
for couple of hassocks, scoring Stan
Buchanan, not to be outdone, drove
scorcher to right, scoring Annie,
but was caught at the midway sta
ton. Vandenberge was thrown out
at first Hubbard bingled but was
caught going to third on Weaver's
drive. Three runs.
Second-War Eagles: Boyles drove
sky rocket fly to center that landed
him down at Anheirer's station, but
was an easy out when he tried to beat
Jimmy Carbis' peg to second. Muir
ply singled and Starr fell victim to
Iiubbard's offerings. A quick peg
caught Murphy.
Durango-Garry went the whizz
route. Adrianson connected for a
brace of stations and advanced to the
northeast stop on Stanley's hit. Stan
ley was out trying to steal. Anheier
drove a parachute fly to right that
fel into Murphy's mitts.
fell into Murphy's mitts.
to first, result of stopping a fast
breaker, but Immediately died there as
the old reliable slab artist, Hubbard
a9gRltt ftglt sfhftlsed tlsadI'i and advanced on Honey
mans drive. Two men now on bases.
Hubbard tightened up and the next
brace of batters, Davis and Gallagher
could find nothing.
Durango-Buchanan failed to hit.
Vandenberge beat out an infield hit.
Hubbard went the same way Buch-
anan did. Garry was easy at first.
Fourth-War Eagles: Three men
in this inning was all that took their
turn at bat. Schneid and Boyles tried
to drive one over Buchanan but failed
and Murphy dropped one over in VANS
hands.
Durango-Carbis was thrown out at
first. Garry had the S. o. sign tackled
to his try and Adrianson was out at
the initial station.
Fifth-War Eagles: Starr went the
insect route, via left. Keller hit for
the half way circuit. Kern put daisy
to left. Honeyman flied out to right
but Keeler scored. Kerns scored on
Davis lucky advance, an error. Gala
CHER sent high one to center that
fell in a well, Vans mitts.
Durango-Stanley failed to fatten
his batting average as he died by the
breeze route. Anheier was easy at
first and Buchanan also struck out.
Sixth-War Eagles: Schneid hit
over Buchanan for a brace of bags.
Boyle was easy at first as was Muir
ply in center. Schseid scored ON Ad-
rlansons error when he tried to handle
STAIRS drive. Keller tried to st. etcn
his bingle into double but quick
throw caught him and Starr, although
one one out was needed
Vandenberge went the
breeze way; Hubbard was out at the
flrst stop and Weaver could not find
any thing.
Seventh-War Eagles: Kerns fell a
victim to Hubs slants. Honeyman
advanced to second on an error but got
caught when he tried opilfer third |
Davis was also at Hubs mercy, falling
an easy victim to the shoots offered |
Durango-The blonde catcher was |
out at first. Garry went the pest way |
A Adrlanson walked. Stanley singled but |
Anheier killed all hopes by driving a |
nigh one to right.