The daily sentinel., 1913-06-02
LOCALS WIN GAME
Their Winning Streak Can't Be
Stopped; Poor Game Ends
in Score Of II TO s,
(By GUM.l

] Wy oIhst
One of the poorest exhibitions of
baseball ever was staged on the field
at fallsade yesterday when the
Smudgers defeated the Palisade
bunch by score of l2 to 6. None Of
the players seemed to be playing ball,
except in the hitting, and in this cart
OF the session the locals connected
for 10 safe ones while the Peachse
got seven themselves. This and the
errors seemed to be the features OF
the game, for no one seemed to be in
the game unless they were making
bad errors.
The worst part of the game was the
Grabbing of the Palisade fans. When
IL comes to this they are certainly the
worst on the circuit. II they get the
worst of decision they turn loose
and see how much noise they can
make, but If they get the best of one
1t is the same way. 1t is hard to sup
port losing team, but IL they would
help them and do less scrapping 1t
would make much better showing,
and would also make their own play
ers feel better. 1t can plainly be
seen that nothing can be gained by
actions of this kind for the home
players as well as the visiting team
are always sore on the grand stand
for this kind of work. Every team
that ever went to Palisade has a com
plaint to make about this, and 1t Is
hoped that in the near future they
will get over it,
Grand Junction made their first
runs in the first, getting two over the
plate, but Palisade came back and
put four across in the last half of
the same inning. Again in the third
the Smudgers got busy and made six
more while in the fourth Palisade
slipped one more across. Thomas
crossed the plate in the sixth and
Bradshaw crossed for the Peaches in
the seventh, then in the eighth Jones,
Thomas and Hughlett all came in.
making the final score 2 to 6. None
of the four pitchers seemed to be GO
ing good in this game, all of them
walking men, but still when they
would settle down would get strike
outs to their credit right along.
Following is the score by innings:
II. HE.
Grd. Jet. zoe 6oO1O3O O-12 10 o
Palisade 0 0 | 0 20 l o O. 6 7 4
Batteries Corlson and
Redman; Davis, Secor and Dittman.
Gex and Curley came into their
own and got into the hit column, Gex
getting two in five times up and
Curley three in six.
Bradfield made nice catch when
he pulled Redmon's hot one over sec
ond.
Pallsade seems to think Secor is
no pitcher, but when he went in in
the eighth inning he struck out the
first two men. walked the next and
struck out the fourth.
Palisade had better keep their eye
on Redmon for in the game here Fri
day he made "A better showing than
either Belts or Wilson in the game at
Palisade.
Steel failed to connect in yester-
days session--the first time this year
he has not got a hit.
Ralph Jacobshagen and Ray Smith
came in from Delta Sunday They
are playing with Paonia this year.
and helped to defeat the Delta team
by score of to last Sunday. They
will in all probability locate on some
of the teams in the Mesa county
] lthSut anu II oo VIII ihaht tooN
tions to any OF the teams.
Cameo la staying right at Grand
functions heels in the peDnant race,
and any time Cameo wins and Grand
Junction loses we are out of first
place and the miners take 1t.
Suggestions for Cooking Vegetables.
All green vegetables, roots and
tubers should be crisp and firm and
thoroughly clean when put ON to
cook.
Soak wilted vegetables in cold wa
ter to freshen them.
Put salt in cooking vegetables
when half done.
dash of soda helps green vege-
tables to keep their color.
Peas and spinach are much better
color II cooked uncovered.
Cook delicately Favored vegeta-