The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-06-08
LOVEI0(K TEAM WINS
FROM WINNEMU(CA

IkUT WIlIilLFluNON
A big crowd gathered at Association
park Sunday afternoon to witness the
second game of the series between the
Winnemucca and LoveIock baseball
teams. The fans were slightly disap-
lpopted in the game put up by the 10
cals and wholly displeased with the
final score-3 to 2, favor Loveloek.
Kllilay struck out ten Lovelockerb,
while the Indian had the sign on but
eight The visitors were held down to
siA hits, while the home boys secured
Item. And still the southerners won.
Luck? Yes, there was a little luck TO
flavor the other fellows, but not enough
to furnish an alibi Walsh IS and Chris
tian 's errors in the ninth were what
wound il up, but Winnemucca should
have had the game on ice long before
THAT. Bulger' hasn Z much room for
argument, although all three of his err
rors were made on throws that were
imperfect.
Christian was suffering with a sore
Iarm, and was not up to his usual style.
Dave is one of the best players Whine
mucca has, and when he is out of form
the difference is seen and felt.
/ Critchley might have used his head
la little more and also could have tried
harder for that fly of Drolette' s which
lseored two.
Moy caught a good game, dropping
Ionly one ball and letting none get past
lhim. He ought TO practice up on throw
ing to the bases, however, and Bob can
,show him something about getting af-
tier fouls.
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this territory in fair style. He made one
bad throw to first
Stadella had but one chance, and
made good running catch.
Giroux, taking low throw early in
the game, got his fingers spiked and
!played slower game than usual,
Though pulling down two flies and a
foul to his credit.
Erskine made two good catches II
center, getting more applause than any
body else.
Park made the best showing for the
visitors in the field. Second Baseman
Brown and Catcher Drolette played a
lgood game.
In the Gazette IS summary of the
lscore, Walsh s two-bagger was omit
tied, evidently through an oversight.
The Game by Innings
1st-Brown famed; Preston singled
Ito left, stole second and made third on
walsh 3 tumble; Pittson famed; AL
IDrolette drew a pass and stole second;
Kramer famed.
Stadella drove Lowry's very first Of
lfering into center for a single; Criteh-
Hey popped up to Park in right inield,
and Lowry covered first for a double
Iplay, Stadella having taken too long
La lead to get back; Christian put hot
lone into short territory which Kramer
Istopped but could not handle in time;
Walsh took heavy swing at one of
ILowry's drops, and the Indian threw
lhim out at first.
Lcvelock l hit; Winnemucca hits.
| 2nd-Park and Baker famed; G..
IDrolette flew out to Giroux.
I Nov was safe on a bad throw from
Ishort; Erskine hit to left and might
have been out had not Baker and Kra
mer ran together after the ball; Burns
Ibeat out an infeld twister; Killilay
sacrificed, scoring Moy; Giroux got a
hit on a felder's choice which failed
Ito retire runner: Stadella flew out to
lsecond; Critchley out by Park unas-
lsisted
Lovelock l hit; Winnemucca 5 hits,
run.
3rd-Lowry put up high one on
first base line and was out for running
Iagainst Christian: Brown died on a
thigh foul to Moy; Preston safe on a
bad throw from short, stole second and
third; Pittson walked; A. Drollette
laced one into right field for three
bases, scoring two. (Some thought
lCrtichley should have an error on the
iplay, but both scorers gave Drolette
la hit). Kramer flew out TO Burns.
Christian flew out TO center; Walsh
hit to Park for another unassisted out.
Moy was too eager for a long hit and
Ifanned.
Lovelock hits, runs; Winnemue
lea hits, | run.
4th-Park famed; Baker fouled out
Ito Giroux; G. Drolette cut the grass
TOPS into right for single; Lowry flew
tout to Critchley.
Erskine got a pass; Burns raped
lone down to short for another double
iplay; Killilay drove one just too far
lin for first baseman to get and died
'at first when Giroux famed.
! Loveloek hits, , runs; Winnemucea
is hits, l run.
5th-Brown flew out to Erskine.
Stew made brilliant catch and
got the first cheer out of the grand
stand) Preston out, Killilay to Chris
Itian Pittson famed
Stadella famed; Critchley out, short
to first; Christian hit near first base,
hut Park could not beat him to the
sack. (Dave is fast on his feet). Walsh
out, short to first
Loveloek hits, runs; Winnemue-
ca hits, | run.
6th-A. Drolette, Kramer and Park
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