The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-23

John Mcc.oskoy ana his battling
Apostles sent good news back to
Ogden last night, for yesterday after
noon they trimmed the Missoua
Highlanders. Kittle Knight. former
Coast -league star, pitched for the vis-
itors. Kittic handed to the home
pride beating that was nrtistirully
thorough The final count VAS . To
3. Howard Coehrane didn't have the
flawless support accorded knight and
he didn't pitch as good a game, but
he went fairly well until the ninth,
when the ogden players fell upon him
= for. five hits and four runs. The
breaks were with the Apostles until
the final frame and then they iced
the contest for keeps with honest
clouts. II was a good game TO watch,
too. until the last inning and the loyal
bugs died roofing hard
Missoula scored first and Cochrane
shut the enemy ont until the third
Warren. first 10 face the rcsourccful
and heady Kittie. peeled of base
hit into right field, but was forced
by Perrine's roller, Whaen u
Schimpff. knight misJudged the
and the Spaghetti Kid was gafe and
Mig Perrine stopped AZ second. Oriet
met the ball easily and placed siu-
gle out of Jack Murrays reach, which
brought Perrine oyer
skipper Roberts was the hero Of .the
The second frame. Roberts b,at out
bunt and moved 4 notch farther
when Cochrane sacrificed The hit
and sacrificed Jackie Warren AT
first Wood 70 Van, but landed the
Mariner on third Then Roberts stole
home and was safe beyond dispute.
for Perkins dropped high pitch.
This, az we remember It, Is the third
time this season that the husky
catcher has stolen the plate
Well, that WAS tie last run the
penurious knight permitted until the
iinal, when Robefts-drcw tla center Of
the stage with a triple He was the
first man up In the ninth and there
was "A seyenrun deficit However
the skipper did his best ana cut 1t
down 10 six, Blankenship sent Druhul
IN To hit for aoehrane and Collie lift
ed tall one to Wessier upon which
Roberts scored.
''''''h w h'N lbt ApbhlltN counted
nine times Ii 10 pleasant task, but ~
required ~ our desire tn remain on
friendly terms With the Monday after
noon ghost. MeCloskey didn't do a
stroke of business until the third. but
then "" pushed three around To
start the stan1a, Perkins was passed
WOODS sing'e sent the tnciturn little
receiver to second Whaleu then
scratched a single Off Cuchrane's hand
and the bases We're fun, with none ont.
The inner ranks drew close Spen-
Ger tucked another bingle Off the un-
fortunate glove ~ Cochranc and two
scored, Perkins and Wood van
Winfield and with Wessler up, Whalen
scored on double steal, Pcrrlro fail
ing to return Roberts throw. Orint
threw Wessler out and Spencer was
dead at the plate, trying to emulate
Roberts gonoph stunt
After this Cochrane frightened and
barred even lucky slams until the
teighth, which Spencer opened with one
Of his five hits. Spencer took sec :
ond on a Wild pitch Van raped a
hot one to carman and beat the local
first sacker to the bag, Spencer go-
ms w 'liii VI stssltf sent sac
rifice fly into deep center and Spen.
Ger completed his journey Van was
out stealing and Schimpff walked
Schimpff stole second and knight
put In the batting order as n regu,
lar hitter handed Jackie Warren a
hard chance, Warren dropped the bal
and Schimpff registered.
Perkins began the ninth with a fly
to Tobin Wood cut one In front oi
the plate and Roberts couldn't pick
the ball up in time to get the blonde
infielder Whalen doubled and Wood
counted Spencer singled WhalcI
home Van whitfield ana Spencer added
another stoen base to his record fol