The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-06-15
|. witness One-Sided Game
- Thst Was Interesting
ALI the Way.
INV PITCHER A STAR
- qaam Goes to Whitebird
'a rhursday for Game With
Salmon River Club.
inv Ann Gorah)

The T0llmer Dali eiup "a
'n sa.an At the high school grounds
az ~ afternoon by the home club,
w. The game was every whit as
Y, sided as the count indicates.
y, nv Crangeyille boys are sure up
. ,hu the precedent pot this year by
'sa ',i their big victories at home.
us,stofore it has always been the Gus
- n the local team to win games out
.osn or the majority of games
n.r from home. and then return to
N ~ local sand lot and take a beating
fora the astonished eyes of the fair
smlrers In the home guard. Refer
~ 10 the history of baseball games
\ The prairie in the past will verify
XII statement. But this year the home
NJ have given the dope sheet the
1880 English and are continuing to
',und the ball over the Lewiston adj
'lIton to Grangeville every time they
s,eke an enemy on the school house
,ampus. Two weeks ago Sunday they
|ast close IL inning game at Cot
nwood s to 4 and few days later
heat the Cottonwood bunch all to thun-
Han, you might say, at the Grangeville
diamond. Yesterday they performed
BEAUTIFULLY before the fans and fan
Desses and hung up another victory at
home. Verify, this 1916 club is a
Phone team, for fair.
All of this is said and written, ig-
norng purposely the defeat suffered by
8ihe Grangeville club at the hands of
Boss Brown and his cohorts a week
|agO Sunday, when Paul Shinkle es-
ayed comeback" stunt, with Boss
Brown as a co-partner, and whipped
4 weakened and crippled local team to
the immense delight of all the mem
beB Of the Mt Idaho team and sew
en score of friends. Shinkle had his
hs ball working fine, and the local
elub went up against the swiftest
pitching they have seen this year.
That is, considering speed only. And
Din pin right here: To the fact that
Tie Grangeyille boys batted against a
pitcher Of Shinkle's speed a week ago
last Sunday they owe vote of thanks
ior their ability to sting the Vollmer
Pitchers offerings the way they did
Sunday. And while Grangeville lost
e b Mt Idaho by close score the fact
remains that the Mt. Idaho game was
ne most productive contest of all to
date, when we view the results re.
sultant therefrom.
But to get away from this editorial
sun and tell the story of the Vollme1
game
We must at once summon the medal
" pnnlng committee forthwith and pro
esea 70 decorate the manly chest OF
faul d. McFadden with a string OF
safSllng brilliants, iron crosses, etc
q Is quite some pitcher, is Mr.. Nc
lauuen. The Commercial club ought
Y name a street after him this week
anyway. Next week, If he perform,
Y well In the meantime, they coult
aOllor nun with committee appoint
asll providing the responsibility,
lelelo attached would not weigh
III uoWn to the extent that his pitch
y pfoWess might be impaired.
!, New Pitcher Makes Hit.
~. MeF'adden, they tell me. i,
S M home TALENT player ant
W ne identified with the Grangeyill,
~alll aS long as his interests are here
moslalng he isn't jerked to the bi,
Tagues in the interim.
uauhiaflly, a pitcher is about five
AN @'ls u winning club. Mr.. McFad
wy wa N Sundays game. was seventeen
4 ''sl anyway. What Mr.. McFadden
M /, plIeler hasn't in his repertoire
that ,. nas curves, has MIR. McFadden
1ouid make corkscrew look Xix
nn ra1iel staye, and his speed is so YER
l,uVa 70, that in comparison wire
Fsld message looks like a funeral
dea's s y ms position is Mr.. McFad
4 rOmas 'a :, amusement and nothin
diamo.n ls way, on either side of tn
ati ~ mat he doesn't annex. An
q a. !. luxe it from me, Mr.. McFad
e0laa Z Tue prize clouter. See that hi
slOrT " =, ana that doesn't tell all tn
aat a. mere are two reels, at leasr
Imsa, ! SHOWN In the box score.
lIeFaa,al. haDat, behind the bat for MI
Dtnyss,l.ee.l, was about as busy as IN
Iut f ms1a one-armed paper hangel
aDd ANY sseh was equal to the emergenc
Asd h nv Mr.. McFadden and Dutc
dtchaau very little prior practice the
Into III W nicely and will round on
One th,na '.ery up to all requirement,
win hug - Is certain: Very few game
that a. a aost In the future. and thos
Be- eba o g IN the lost column viii M
tie h atsesu there through any fault {
eonstitna,ssarI;y Of the club as it is no,
aRe this: s'ory OF the game run
Dicla, First Inning.
pomed q. nrst man up for Volume
aud Hna ivy 70 Captain Eli at thir,
ffst IS ines who followed. walked
Aeayes i, Questionable quartet
!. umpIra " Nh. McFadden which n
gfoundeas ala were all balls. Stor
ltlal sacl ou1, Eli to Homer at the i
terinesa NJ = and a Smith missed three 8
Delmoa. anrcfadden's in a row.
at bat sa Day led off for Granpevil
sas buna1ua.,w was safe on a bingle tn,
Der sec'' s,su by Dickey Bird, the Vol
bit bo,ns sacker. Dougail Holscla
% an attasa and Day died at secor
sipfed double; Holsclaw W,