The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-10

Billie Kirk, Nomes evergreen tos- ser. raised Cain with the Polet Nav ericks yesterday afternoon in Eagle hall and at the end of the last Inning 1t was ten to four in favor of the pro- fessIonal men There were times when they just could not hit that man Bil- lie and there were times when they did hit him right into his own mitt and had to take the count.
 It was a great game and the next game between the two ought to crowd Eagle hall from floor to ceiling. The Mavericks made a few bad mlstaks for which they seemed to suffer se- verely and If they had not done so at certain times-but Nate COombs, an other pillar of strength for the pro- feshes. went first to bot aifA walked and Doc Sloan found the gallery-oh. you Sitter. And Jones walked. The idol of last Sunday surely had feet of clay. Coombs first to score. Kirk got first Bases full but Weaver held Sloan on third. Jackson caught Weith. Sloan crossed plate on 0 tumble. Lehfeldt and Bruner hit. Jones got home and bases were full again and kept full until the ball hit Lehfeldt and Bruner was put out on third
 M Powell was Billie's first fan hing victim was Becksted followed suit. Sitter walked. stole second and home. Jackson also stole to third. J. F.. Powell got second. Bartholomew walked What was the matter with Binie Kirk And then Jackson made daring effort to cross the plate. but he didn't. Then Nate got two bag ger and stole third. but Sloan famed and Hartman beautifully caught Kirk over the head of Coombs at third.
 on the last chance Weaver got first stole second and third. On hit Cor bin and Weaver went home but the hitter went out on second. Becksted reached third but Sitter struck out. weith struck the third fair ball but did not attempt to run. Lehfeldt out on first. J. F.. Powell fumbled an easy throw and let Bruner 10 first but Jones was snufred stealing home.
 Jackson reached third in the second half of the third inning but when Kirk caught fly from Weaver Jack son ran and did not return to third on time as he could have done and so brought about a dIstrous effect. Hunt got home In the fourth. O'Neill famed out most gently and Coombs and Sloan failed to reach first.
 Pretty work by Billie Kirk cooked the Corbin goose. Hartman walked. but Sloan very daintily caught Pow ell.
 Tn tho fifth Weaver caught Jones. Corbip badly muffed Kirk who got second when J. F. Powell failed to throw. weith walked again and stole second and third. and Kirk getting at the blind side of the whole bunch crossed the plate. Sitter caught Leh- feldt and Bruner hit a heaut to the gallery letting Welth home. O'Neill hit-yep. sure-but into the Ollie mitt. Beckstead struck out. Weith caught Sitter. Jackson reached first but J. F. Powell let Billle's balls be- fog him and he sent in his resigna- ton.
 Morte Powell caught Nate neatly in the sixth. Sloan hit the ceiling and Bartholomew caught the ball. Jones got first. Kirk hit a two-bagger and Ollie Weaver, strange to say, fum- bled and Sloan reached home. Jones also reached home. So did Kirk, but Weith and Lehfeldt never got first.
 Bartholomew and Weaver went out at first, both scalps being due to mur. derous work by Kirk. Lehfeldt caught Corbin.
 In the last Corbin caught Bruner. Hunt famed the smokey breezes, but O'Neill got first because Corbin's fing- CTS lost their power. And then Coonbs again got the gallery but Corb!n held a fly from Sloan. Ten to three and one chance left for the Mavericks. And this Is how they did it,:
 Hartman struck out. Morte Powell died suddenly at first and Becksted failed to see three peaches that Bill sent over his plate.-R. I. P.
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