The Daily Missoulian., 1913-06-13
Wild Ninth-R0u11d Rally
Bents Our Common Pride
Saints Whale Ma1oney With Fearful Results IN Final
ming of Third Came Turning Apparent Defeat Into
ITO Victory-Treke1 Tries to Stay Defeat

that horrible ninth inning an impera-
tive nod from Acting Manager Per-
rine sent Maloney 10 the bench. Trekell
/ went to the trenches and stuck there.
bravely enough. to the bitter end of
the ninth inning-but no. The ninth
| inning came as a frightful climax yes
| terday. So shall it come here.
Eight Happy Innings.
/ Bliss and intermittent rainfall
marked the first eight-ninths of the
| contest, for the scattered home fans,
| ANYHOW. There was slight warning
Of the deuge that was to come, but 1t
occurred in the first inning and was
treated with proper scorn.
Spencer, first up and first of all the
leagues sticksmiths, poked one in the
eye and rode to second during the en-
suing melee. Bauer went up to sacrl-
flee. but bunted a tall fly to Carman.
Murphy flied to Tobin, but Huelsman,
who should be driven from organized
baseball for his piratical tactics, sim
gled to left, and Spencer stuck his
spikes into the plate.
Rassey singled as a starter for the
home guard, but it was not until the
third inning, which marked the spa
ehetti's second appearance, that any
impression was made upon the lower
half of the score board. Auer singled
Nth deadly aim. Daschbach sacri-
feed but went through without per-
sonal loss when Baeur threw wild to
Dressan. Sorenson sacrificed all
hands and Maloney struck out. Then
came Bassey with two-baser ana
scored brace Bassey himself danced
home on Perrines single to left.
Again in the sixth did Bassey's bat
WELD us a tally. After Sorenson had
flied out and Maloney had rolled to
Pendleton, Bassey tripled to deep cen
ter field Perrine, there in the pinch
as usual singled and sent the short
one home. Perrine was out stealing
second.
Then, after five innings Of enforced
silence, the Saints hoisted another
number to the score board. With two
out. Spencer doubled to left. Bauer
walked and Murphy's single scored
Spencer. Huelsman hit one in the eye
but Changnon made a sensational eaten
and the inning ended.
The Fatal Finals.
SO far, so good. The ninth inning
dlWned bright and clear. but the dawn
was shorter than the list of Frank
Chances home runs. Schimpff hit the
first one offered him for three whole
bases. Thunderclouds gathered on the
horizon in the shape of Messrs. Spen-
GER Bauer, Murphy and Huelsman,
standing in line. waiting for a chance
to break up the game. Spencer did
just what was expected. His single
scored Schimpff and accomplished the
rout of Maloney. Trekell ambled into
the box. Bauer sacrificed. Murphy
whaled one square against Changnon's
base, sending Spencer to third.
one down, runners on first and third,
one run needed to tie the score, and
Huelsman at the bat Casey, a bats
man of Huelsman's caliber, once made
himself immortal by striking out in
just such an emergency. But Huels-
man seemingly prefers McCloskey's
cheers to metrical fame. He passed
up his chance for glory and shot the
ball into the center garden scoring both
his fellows. Dressan followed suit and
Huelsman numbered home. Davis sin
gled, scoring Dressan. but perished in
an attempt to reach second. Pendle-
ton struck out.
Bassey made a fifth hit in hope of
evening up the score. but his support
was only half hearted. Perrine flied
to Spencer. Carman went out Davis to
Dressan, Tobin walked and Changnon
delayed his demise just long enough
to 1T Bassey score on a passed ball.
The same teams play this afternoon.
We will win
If it rains before the ninth inning
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