Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-29

Kayler's twirling. coupled with the
stick work of the lmperialttes. proved
too strong for El Centro, and the Bar
r. ters lost their second game of the
season yesterday to Imperial by "a
score Of to ,.
kayler pitched a consistent game
and allowed the home team only .
hits, striking out 10 men and walk
ing >.
Vance was removed in the firth inn
ing, with men on bases and out
His twirling was ragged and he
seemed unable 10 find the plate. AL
lowing Z free passes. During The first
part of the game Vance's pitching
promised to develop into one OF the
sensations of the game. Three of the
first men were struck out and more
were retired before he was removed.
Pierey failed 10 ciu the breach for
the visitors took walks from him
and IN the seventh inning took hits
and as many runs
Alexander suffered a painful lacer-
alton during the sixth inning. when he
walked under Kavler's bat The I'M
perial twirler swung the stiel, back
after striking at the ball and ms Alex
ander stepped forward he WAS struck
on the head by the back stroke of
the bat. The game was halted for
few minutes until the injured man had
been given first aid treatment.
First Inning.
/ Bumiller failed to discover Vancc's
offerings, as did Butler, and both re-
tired. koerner cracked out n ground
er, which was handled by RAIDER. who
threw to Tenant. retiring the rum
ner.
Although the Barristers made an en-
couraging start in this inning. the
frame ended with only hit aud no
runs to their credit. RAIDER touched the
bail for 2-base hit; McMullen drove
up high fly Just outside the third
base line which was handled by But
Ter. Pick drove IA hot Erounder along
the first base line, Koerner making
the out unaSsisted. RAIDER advancing
the third on the play, where he per
( ished after Meusel failed To find Kay
ler's offerings.
second Inning.
The Imperialites ended this frame
/ with but one hit to their credit, and
without a runner touching third base.
/ Hilyard drove n long fly to right field,
which was captured by Gardner. Ora
ham struck out. Mite smote one of
Vances offerings for single and ad-
vaneed to second when Scoggins
walked. Leake retired the side by
swatting out grounder between first
and second, and was thrown out. pick
II Tenant.
The Rarristers failed to make a hit
in this frame. Tennant popped out to
Graham; Gardner hit out grounder,
which was handled by Pick TO Tenant,
retiring the runner. Schily struck out.
/ Third Inning.
/ Imperial tailed ? runs in this inn
ing and the Barristers followed suit,
Vance failed to find the plate and Kay
Ter walked. Bumiller laid out sac
rifice bunt and was thrown out, Alex
ander to Tenant Kayler advancing
to second on the play. Vance similarly
failed to find the pan with Butler. who
was allowed II walk. Koerner found
the ball for 2-base hit, scorting But
Ter and Kayler. The hard hitting
first baseman perished on second when
lHilyard struck out, retiring the side.
Alexander got to first on the ina
bility OF Kayler to find the pan. Vance
tapped out a sacrifice bunt and was
thrown out, Mite to KOerner. AlcNuu-
der advancing to second on The play.
RAIDER whackcd out a single. scoring
Alexander, who took bases on tn"
PLAY. McMullen walked, forcing Ra-
der 10 second. pick reached first on
his force hit. MeMulIen being thrown
out at second. Bumiller to Graham.
RAIDER reached third on the play and
scored on Mites wild throw to second
TO nip Pick. who stole. The third out
was made by Meusel whose grounder
was handled by Bumiller, who threw
to Koerner, retiring the runner.
Fourth Inning.
The Imperialites made only one hit
in this inning. Graham made the first