The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
GAME ENDED BY / TO / SCORE
Bv PETER STERLING

nounce 1t this way: The Y. got one
, and the sIazdas got one SO neither
won
Fighting to the last ont the two
teams were ON their toes all the
time and the contest Friday night
WAS not n settled certainty until
Bnndy, the last man MP In the seventh
new out TO Purneli IN right field.
who picked the ball out OF the dark
ness.
The pitchers started a little com.
petitive exhibition ia the first frame
ard stuck 70 Il throughout Bundy for
the y. got the edge on Hamilton tor
the Maxdns in the matter OF strike
outs hut Otherwise they were even
up. each allowing four hits and pdss-
ing one apiece.
, All things being equal. which they
we're almost. the 7 should have had
the game tucked away nicely today.
Two times they had pawns on second
and third. Two times they had the
bases full. Jet managed TO get but
one lonesome tally. Failure TO hit at
: opportune fimes and timidness on the
bases. with which disease Meclintc
was especially afflicted, was the d.
rect cause OF the Y's failure 70 pull
out victory. Nina men died in the
trenches during the skirmish-
In the atxth the loaded the cir
cult with none down and before any
were cut had scored one and stfli
clogeed the thoroughfnre. Met,tfn-
took frat up. pannsd = grounder 20
Sherman Who ieided perfectly but
threW high over fIrst. Meclintock tax
ing second. Strickland singled ad-
vnncing Mack and on q see-saw play
between Bower and Hannigan with
lstrick between them. Hannigan drop
I ped the BAN and strick landed safely
on second. Mack should have scored
on this play but his timidisy kept him
glued TO third. II he had have done
no he would have opened the way for
a second score which would have been
enough 10 win as things turned out.
A. It was with Mack and strick on.
Hamilton walked Bundy. Thompson
cracked out fast one to Hannisan
who threw home In an effort to catch
Mack but failed. The bases we're
sstill full with mono out
At this point .'Bioomer Girl Ham.
ilton displayed his wonderful cooiness
and steady head and the next three
men proved easy outs- Kearney pop
ped 70 Hannigan. Bryant famed and
Rabaahl drove . fast one Into Ham
iiton's hands,
The Maxdas had no opportunity to
register until the ffth and they got
one chance in each frame thereafter.
finally landing tally In the seventh.
Art I.ivings' generalship was great
" responsible for this run. Griffin
! Sot life ON McClintock's tumble OF
his grounder. Purneil was out on q
foul ny. Sherman who Ii . weak hit
ter was next ur. but Capt LisingsI
went In the pinch and advanced GRIT
: Nm on hlB out, Bnndy to Nesbit,
Johnny didn't stop At second but beat
Il 70 third. which he captured be-
causs Of Nssbit's extremely wild
heave. That he didn't 90 home was
only because Jim Mcciintock made
the most spectacular catch OF the
gAme, going high in the air and
spearing tho norneo throw.
Z In this trying situation. Hannlsan.
WHO hadn't done = thing previously|
but make errors. realized ons-luns
hit. sending 0rifnh across with the
tyina tally. Hamilton singled hut
stwo were down and Minister winged
foul which Neshit captured.
The \. In the last half Of the Anal
Inning got 7ioClintock a. far a. sec
ohd With two gone but that was the
best they could do.
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esvAilsl 70 the \. Bpndy got the
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