Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-07

Boise backed her way into the
lead in the Union association race yes
terday when the Gamers teased a game
away from Fortune and Bill Kuss, 8
to l. Salt Lake lost twice to Butte
The Irrigators outhit and out
fielded their visitors and big Bill
pitched very good article of base
ball. except for an excess of gener-
oslty with free passes. But luck was
against the blacksmith.
Kuss walked five Gamers in the first
three innings-seemed like he wanted
man on first every time before he
began workout one measly hit was all
they found to help out this advantage.
In the fourth Cobb got on by waiting.
went to second on Dowlings infield
out after Risberg whitfield, and scored
on Seaboughs left field hit just before
that gentleman was thrown out at
second by Moorehead
Up to the eighth Kuss had given but
three hits, the score had been tied in
the seventh, and Bill seemed to have
come through the fire test. Schimpf
threw Ellis out at first, and Wool
ums was run down between first and
second just after waiting out four
balls. Then Murphy drew one of the
plentiful passes and stole second by
grace of a passed ball. Jones and Cobb
then stepped UP and delivered hits that
drove in Ogden's second score. Jones
bringing in the third on doubles steal
A bad throw by Schimpf was respon-
sible for this third one.
kuss Has Hard Luck
That's how 1t was with Kuss-hard
luck Yet you may say he was lucky
not to have had more of those nine men
he walked score on him. So be 1t.
Now Kitty knight walked nary an IT.
rigator. They had TO hit. and he
wouldn't let 'em hit more than once an
inning. Moorehead, first man up for
Boise. placed two-bagger in right
center but Kelleys bun. enabled
Knight to throw him out at third.
Bauer advanced Kelley by a grass
clipper through short and Thomas
moved them up by another bunt, bat
Blausser struck out.
In the third Moorehead won first by
Risbergs boot and Kelley hit, with
nobody out. But Bauer, Thomas and
Blausser were out 1928 without get
ting that run. Weaver made second
on long fly in the fourth and Bos-
ticks sacrifice sent him to third, but
Kuss made an Intellectual effort to push
a hot one past Bowling and the chance
was gone again. The score was tied
in the seventh thus: Bosticlk gave
Knight one he couldn't hold, Kuss sac
rificed and Moorehead got one out into
right field. bringing Bostick home
Moorehead died on third when Kelley
and Bauer again failed to deliver
When Toner hit for Kuss in the ninth
and put liner down third base. all
hope was already gone, and it stayed
gone.
Attendance Is Small.
Attendance yesterday was simmer
than ever this week and that is APP
preaching the limit. Two dozen or
more fans were in the bleachers; five
lonesome lovers OF the game sat In the
grandstand OF course, 1t was cold. and
of course there was a circus in town,
but it's strange that few hundred
people couldn't have watched a game
like this anyway. little later in the
season. when it's nice and warm, there's
going to be a huge crowd out at the
park, and some of those who have been
missing so long will exclaim. why,
where did our winning team come
from?y
Today's pool-Boise TO win both
games; Butte and Salt Lake break
oyors Mrsrran and HaIana ZOE Gnttl