White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-06
Ely Actually
Won a Game
WITH HARMONY AS THE WATCH
WORD LOCAL PERFORMERS
HUMBLE DIAMOND STARS FROM
PIOCHE IN FATAL SEVENTH.

Now may be related a tale most
surprising.
Ely won a game of baseball last
Sunday afternoon.
1t was not merely piece of a win,
nor a slice of win, nor a part of
win. 1t was full fledged win with
the score standing to 16 in their
favor.
Deducting two from what cop
per diggers got. leaves 16. which
represents what Phoebe got.
Lest there should be some people
who did not attend that game and
there may be some who wondered If
Ely ever had any plans for winning
ball games, this information will be
repeated.
Ely won is to 16.
The game, but on second thought.
let us say no more about the game
just at present The expose OF the
score is sufficient Not keeping in
line with habit, Ely won. or it might
be better to put ii the other way
The Phoebe crowd lost
Gee. Rebeeca, 1t was awful. The
time has come as the walrus said, TO
talk of many things. OF ivory, boots
and bones and numerous things. 1t
was turrible, turrible.
Phoebe day was quite some time in
Ely. The opening day atmosphere
was heightened by the boys band.
eclat, large crowd, enthusiasm and
modest blushing ball players. Sub
game
Although the haphazard collection
OF ball players copped the laurels.
they knew they had been In a fight.
They simply dazed their way through
disaster The visitors did not SUIT
init without some show of resistance
The Phoebe Il. Il. club is perhaps
more annoying than anything that
Fly has encountered for syeeral
Years. During the nine frames they
came up often enough to be a dis
tinct menace to local interests AT
times the most rabid enthusiast had
10 bow his head in sorrow, and 1t was
quite an effort at that
Etiquette restraints US from pan
ming. Eliminate the seventh and the
doings OF the day for the Phoebe
crowd are not worthy of condemna-
ton. In the early stages the cross
country travellers had been doing
some scoring on their own account,
and were leading the procession Ev
erything in the line OF baseball was
exhibited, including 2S errors Up
To the fatal seventh II was red hot.
real peppery, hard fought struggle.
In that frame Ely began to do some
scoring on her account and aeeumu-
lated five scattering circuits. From
that time on Phoebe seemed to fade
out of the picture as Others of the
species have done in the past
The Crouch family neglected TO
purchase pasteboard board emitting
them TO witness the fracas. The
bickersings that have made the ma
tional amusement In seasons past a
thing to recall with bitter misgivings
were noticeably absent. Frank f.
Kent umpired an excellent game, and
his decisions were received without
muttefed murmurs being swept
across the grounds.
The lineup.
Ely-Peters center field Zober-
nick. catcher; Mitchell aud Doughty
second base: o. Upall, third base
Brown, pitcher; Huh. short stop;
Thompson and Dickinson, right field
Whitmore, first base; George Baird
left field.
fioche-- Cook and Peterson. catch.
ers' Faust short stop; Feildson. sec
ond base; stroyer. first base and
pitcher; Fox center field; Yates, left
held; Wulfenstein and Bowling
thifd base Dansley, left field scott,
pitcher.
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