The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26
CHALK GAME
UP FOR LOCALS
Wet but Cheerful Bunch at
the Ball Park Sunday in
Close Game.

last Sunday, although the league man
asement had made the usual guaran-
tee. and the Cottonwood boys drove
oyer to engage the local bunch in an
afternoon game. They reported that
. large delegation of rooters stayed
A. home because the special failed
To come through. 1t begun raining
along about noon, but in spite of
that fact the band got out and play
cd and something like hundred and
thirty or forty braved the inclement
weather. and sat comfortably in the
grandstand and witnessed a splendid
seyen-inning game. It was decided
by the two managements to not call
n q league game, but it was league
ulaying Just the same, the score at
the close standing to In favor Of
0rsngeville. The batteries were Kar
and Mcintosh for Grangeville, and
Rustemeyer and Mcfarland for Cot
tonwood.
Funke. who led for the visitors
came up and swatted one over the
second bag and Mcfarland sent one
to third getting safe to first on Fox IS
error. Chiesman pelted a sizzler in
to deep center, which was nicely
canned by Branscombe in a fine run
ming catch, and Tiggle duplicated the
Chickens work on hard one from
George Lang's willow. Funke under
took OF purloin third, but Mac cata-
pulled one in ahead of him to Fox,
and the side was retired. For Grange
Vile Brown went to first on McFar-
lands error, and was sacrificed to
second by Branscombe, who went out
ct first. Tiggle reached first on
Hayes error, and Brown went to
third, coming home on Mcintosh Is hit
to left. Moen fouled out to McF'ar-
land and Karr hit to deep center for
Q twobagger, scoring Tiggle and Nc
Intosh. Ingram hit safe to left, but
was later caught mapping at first
closing the inning.
Hayes led In the second with an
out at first, and Fred Lange after
hitting safe was caught at second on
Ruste's grounder to Tiggle, who hand
ed it to Ingram. Schober obstructed
the ball and was umpired to first
but the side went out on Gooch's fan
Abrahamson famed himself with the
willow, and Fox flew out to Hayes
Brown planted one in the right gar
den, but the side went down when u
Lange pulled down Branscombe's fly
to center.
Funke opened the third by staging
1t to first ON Eds wild side swipe tx
Ingram who assisted him at first; Nc
Farland singled to right, and he ant
Funke advanced a station on Chies
mans out, Karr to Ed. George Lang
placed one in left, scoring the 1--WE
runners, but he was nailed by Ma
and Eli in attempting to appropriate
second. Hayes lammed out a two
oagger, but the curtain went dow
81 with gentle tanning of the breez
by Fred Lange. Tiggle came up TO
tne locals and sailed a high on
over the east stockade and walked
home run. Mac landed at first o.
hayes error, Moen flew out to on
Lange and Karr to the other; FL
Drew q pass to first. but Jarvis. VIII
here took Abrahamson's place, wen
out on high one to Funke.
Ruste went out Eli to Pap, Schobe
ianned, and Gooch lifted high on
which Pap connected with. Fox 10
INT locals, went out at first, Brow
lew to Gooch In right, and Chic
was hit by batted ball.
funke failed to connect, McFarlan
went out, Tiggle to Jarvis, and Chiei
man retired side by fly to Moen l
iHnt. Tiggle went out at first, Ma
walked. and landed at second whe
Aange failed to handle one froi
moen, Karr advanced the two by
sacrifice to left, but the side retire
When Ell went out at first.
y. Lange reached first ON Fox's e
TOT Hayes walked, F. Lange out o
loui to Mac. Ruste hit to ingram
VINO failed to deliver to first, and tW
scores came in ON hit over secon
oy Schober. Gooch hit hot one
noen, and Funke fouled to Pap. ia
's led for locals with foul to McFa
Ano' Fox went out at first and Brow
was retired by Chiesman.
N the seventh, the closing innin
1crarland famed, Chiesman flew o.
ingram, and G. Lange went o.