The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-02

Great Falls won its third straight
game from Missoula yesterday after
noon 10 g. The contest was a gift
on the part of the llighlandors, whose
errors presented the Reedbirds with
all six of their runs. The home tai
eut was able to get to IIidebrand for
but three tailies, which, under the cir
cumstances, were not enough The
game was meaty with tragedies and
blasted hopes wild pitches by Zam-
loch. whose arm was sore lei two
Electries nick the plate Blcnkenship
stopped a fast one with his recently
healed thumb ana was out of the
game. skipper Roberts enjoyed Il day
off after he got in. for his misplays
cost three more runs. Errors bv
Oriet and carman accounted for the
other run. Errors. as Il rule, brought
about the crises that made the wild
ness of ZamlOch and the boots Of Rob
crts fatal Iamloch was clearly out
of conditions. he gave eight bases on
balls. lie wasn't hit hard: with good
support he would have won, despite
his wildness.
There would have been another game
intended double header
The Highanders started out lik,
champions. They picked up q eonpl,
OF scores in the opening round and th.
fans sat back to enjoy the prosperity.
defeat Of their old-timc enemy, Rub,
liildebrand The fans, YOU see, nevei
dreamed OF the Six ghastly errors thai
were 10 come. Jackie started the bal
lie By pushing a safety between Hide
brand and Faye ana Perrine drew q
pass Bassey's sacrifice advanced 4
couple The gods smiled when oriet
cracked single off the top of Hoater's
hand Warren and Perrine crossed III,
plate.
In the fourth Great Fails secure,
one. In that round Zamloeh gay,
four of his eight walks. 10 start tn,
inning, Giffin was passed. Hester at.
tempted 10 sacrifice but ZamocI
caught Giffin at second While FAY,
was waiting for q quartet OF bad ones
Hester was caught between bases, bu
Carnan dropped the bah. after III,
Bird had been chased up and down ia,
line, and Hester roasted on first agnil
IN safeiy. Fay" got his four balls am
Toner was given d free ride too. Th
packed the bases ana showed Heate
over to third. From there he cam
in on wild pitch. Xanloch Wake,
Gibson ana the bases were full one
more. iIldebrand struck out am
Perrine threw the dangerous noWar
Murphy out at first
The Eleetries made ii 3 Ia In thei
AlH hnn 40 .ln t.ll La, ! 4,
sixth. That's when things began /
30 10 the bad permanently Tone
got on by means Of single ana Glib
son repeated Toms effort sending tn
little third sackcr 10 the corner he de
fends each afternoon. Zamloch struc
out Hildebrand again but let Toner /
with another wild pitch, Bankenshi
had been hurt while Toner WAS III an
was nursing an aching hand on th
bench, Murphy stung short singl
into center field Gibson roundc
third saw that Tobin WIS ready TO 30
and held the sack. Roberts ran II
on the throw Il little lie intended |
heaye To second TO catch Murphy. wh
kept running, but tried to throw be
fore he had the pill. The result was
boot that let Gibson take his time /
the counting station.
Hope erept back into blenehers an
stand when the Highlanders tied II II
in their share of this frame. Basso
slammed n clean triple into left cent,
and took third standing up. Ori'
ambled. carman gave Hester diff
cult chance and Bassey scored unmc
Tested.
In the ninth the invaders sacked u
the game and took 1t away. Zamloc
issued four balls TO Huelsman, fir
man mp in the final chapter, Cliff
sacrificed. Hester short single to lie
field took Huelsman to third. Fa,
hit TO changnon. The Frenchma