The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-05-22

Results Sunday
Lewiston 6; Grangeville g.
Cottonwood -Reubens. no game, rain.
Next Sunday
Reubens at Cottonwood
Lewiston at Grangeville.
The local ball team left here Sun
day on the special for Lewiston in
the rain and landed at their destina-
ton In a gentle down pour. They
took the band with them, and were
also accompanied by the greater part
Of the Cottonwood team, who found
conditions at Reubens too unfavora-
BILE to engage in a game and made
the run on down to the Clearwater
town, where they took up the cud-
gle for their Prairie rivals and did
the most scientific job of "rooting"
ever recorded in the banana district
This friendly act, coming upon the
heels of their reverses over the pro-
tested games, won the hearts Of the
locals and wiped out all racorous feel
Ing that might have been harbored
by them.
The ground was loggy from rain an
the playing on that account was a
little more loose than would have
been otherwise, but the fatal errors
on the part of Grangeville were the
three failures to field reasonably easy
files dn center allowing four scores
which should never have been made;
t<, frCf hU
stop, who mistook the coacher for
the baseman, and drove the ball
sQuarely at him, and on out into the
held, allowing two to score.
The first score made was by Lew
iston In the third when McCabe cross
ed the home plate ON a wild pitch.
Dorsett, Noel and Pounds brought In
three runs in the fifth inning and
Sager and Fortier scored in the
eighth. Ingram scored for Grange
vile in the fifth and Fox scored in
the sixth.
Fox struck out; Branscombe singled
to left, Tiggelbeck went out on an in
field fly; Karr fouled out to Fortier.
For Lewiston McCabe struck OUT
Mcmillan struck out but catcher
missed ball and threw him out at
first; Fortier flew out to right.
Harris opened the second inning
for Grangeville and was safe at first
On an error by pitcher; Jayne forced
Harris who was put out, Foran to
Dorsett; Jayne stole second; IN
gram struck out; Newton grounded
out to Sager. For Lewiston Sager
was safe on first on an error of third
baseman; Sager stole second; Turn
bull went out on an infield fly; Dor
sett flew out to second; Noel went
out, pitcher to first.
Fox opened the third for Grange
vile and went out, pitcher to flrst'
branscombe singled through Turn-
Dull; Moen tsruck out; Branscompe
threw out, Fortier to Dorsett Fol-
Lewiston, Pounds tripled to right;
Foran hit to shortstop who threw
Pounds out at home; McCabe forced
Foran at second, Carr to Harris; NC
MILAN doubled to center, McCape
taking third and scored a moment
later on a wild pitch. Mcmillan was
run down on line by catcher.
Fourth inning-Tiggelbeck GROUND
ed out to Sager; Karr flew out to
rounds; Harris went out to Sager
For Lewiston, Fortier went out, Har
ris to Jayne; Sager struck out; Turn
bull went out Karr to Jayne.
Fifth inning-Jayne flew out Ie
McCabe; Ingram safe on first OF
Dorsett's error; ingram stole sec
ond; Foran threw to Dorsett to caucI
ingram mapping, ball getting away
from Dorsett and Ingram taklns
third; Newton flied to Noel wh'
muffed the ball, letting ingram
score: Moen struck out. For Lewis
ton, Dorsett doubled to right, taklns
scored ON Pounds two-base rap t'
center. Ponds STOLE home, FOral