Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-06-26

into gallop and after a sensat;opa,
to the fence pulled down the
PHI IN one of the most spectacular
catches ever seen on a local diamond
George Lange followed with a short
fiy to center which Tigglebeck, duplicat.
ing Branscombe stunt in a way. ran
back and picked. A moment later Funke
fell into trap and tried to steal third
but died easily, Mcintosh to Fox. Brown
himself as leadoff hitter for
the Frogs and smashed a hot one q,
Rusty. The angular twirler whipped it
to first where Chiesman dropped the
throw and broke into the error column.
Brown went to the second sack when
sacrificed him over. Tigele
drove a liner to Hayes which the abort.
CINE held while he prepared to prevent
Brown from stealing third. But Brown
had no such intention and Hayes par
leyed too long. With two on Mcintosh
pulled off another of his it-when. hits.
stunt and sent out a single
on which both Brown and Tiggle scored,
Moen was out on high foul to McFar-
land behind the bat. Mcintosh scored
when Karr hit the first ball over for
clean double to center. Ingram follow
ed with single and Karr counted,
Some second later Eli was caught off
first, retiring the side. And the rain
drizzled on.
Second Frame Was Fast.
In the second Hayes was out, Karr to
Abrahamson, but F. Lange hit towards
Fox and was safe. Rusty drove at
Tigglebeck who flirted with Eli and
cut F. Lange off at second. SCHROEDER
was hit by pitched ball and Gooch
famed. Abrahamson opened for the
Frogs and whiffed three in row. Fox
lifted a fly to Hayes. After Brown
singled to right Branscombe sent a high
one to George Lange in center. And the
rain drizzled on.
Funke came up in the third and was
on through Abrahamson 3 error at first.
Mcfarland singled, but Chiesman was
out, Karr to Abrahamson. George Lange
singled and Funke and Mcfarland
scored. Lange died in an effort to
steal second, Mcintosh to Eli. After
Hayes had doubled to center, Fred
Lange famed. Introducing Mr.. Tiggle-
beck who missed q couple and then con-
nected with = high. one, drying the
sphere over the left field fence for a
free circuit all around Mcintosh hit
to Hayes and was safe on first and
Moen sent up fly which dropped in
F. Lange IS mitt. Karr drove another to
center which George Lange grabbed and
after Ingram had walked Jarvis was out
on fly to Funke. And the rain drizzl-
ed on.
Good Ball In Spite Of Rain.
In the fourth frame Rusty was out,
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Gooch was out on high foul to McIn-
tosh. For the Frogs Fox was out
Hayes to: Chiesman, Brown sent a fly to
Gooch and Branscombe was out, hit by
a batted ball. And the rain drizzled on.
The fifth saw Funke fan, Mcfarland
out, Tigglebeck to Jarvis, and Chiesman
expired on fly to Moen. Tiggle started
for Grangeville and was out, SCHROEDER
to Chiesman; Mcintosh walked and
Moen was on when Fred Lange dropped
the plumber fly. Karr hit his third
drive to center which Gooch glommed
and Eli was out, F. Lange to Chiesman.
And the rain drizzled on.
Two More For Colts.
George Lange inaugurated the sixth
with sizzling drive through Fox and
Hayes drew a walk. Mcintosh gather
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