The Evening Missourian., 1918-04-13
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The Missouri Tigers scored enough
runs in the first innings this morning
to win the odd game of the series Win
the Ames Cyclones, when the register
ed four runs. The final score was
6 to 3.
In the first frame Dennis led on
with a walk and went to third, when
Plagge threw wild on a sacrifice hit
by Haas. The hitter reached second
on the wild heave. After Slusher
went out. Summa scored Dennis with
a single. Haas was caught at home
on Canterbury's grounder, but Nor
ris continued the bombardment, when
he tripled to left and scored Summa
and Canterbury. He scored the forth
run of the inning on Messick's single.
In the third inning Plagge and Aid
rich for Ames reached third and sec
ond on a walk. an error, a wild pitch
and a fielder's choice. A double by
Brotherlin sent them home. Ames
added another run in the fourth on a
walk and two errors. Thereafter Uric
held them scoreless, only seventeen
men facing him in the last five inn
ings.
Uric scored in the fourth on three
errors by Ames' shortstop. Missouris
last run came in the sixth, when
Wackher got to first on Dallas error.
was sacrificed to second and came
home on a hit by Dennis.
Heezen. Ames' catcher, injured his
thumb on foul tip in the fifth inning
and was forced to retire from the
game.
After the first few innings, Uric set
tied down and pitched good ball in the
pinches. Ames filled the bases in the
fourth inning, but Uric struck out
Shellito for the third out.
The score:-
Innings 2 8 4 9 r H E
Ames 90 $1,000 900 8 4 g.
Missouri O1O1OOx Sc A.
Batteries: -Missouri-Uriea and Nor
ris: Ames-Plagge, Heezen and Aid
rich. Two-base hit-Brotherlin. Three
base hit-Morris. Sacrifice hits-Den-
mis-, Uric. Stolen bases-Slusher
Summa, Canterbury, Morris, Aldrich.
Double play-Wackhe to Dennis to-
Slusher. First base on balls-Off Uric
4. off Plagge 8. First base on errors
Missouri 3, Ames 3. Left on bases
Missouri 6. Ames Z. Struck out-By
Uric Z, by Plagge 2. Wild pitch-Urie.
Passed ball-Heezen. Time of game
2:10. Umpire-Sermon.
Ames won yesterdays game by
scoring three runs in the twelfth inn
ing. The final score was to 4. Plagge,
a relief pitcher, led off the twelfth
with a single through second. Aid |
rich sacrificed him to second Brother !
lin scratched a hit in the infield and |
Plagge was caught between third and
home, but scored when Morris hit
him with the ball. Shellito got on by |
a fielder's choice and scored after |
Brotherlin when Dallas sent a hit |
near the left field foul line. Slusher
singled after two were out in Mis- |
souri's half of the twelfth. but Suma,
who had hit safely his first three times
up, popped to Aldrich for the third |
out
Ames scored run in the first inn
ing. In the second singles by Summa,
Canterbury and Messick gave Mis-
souri, a run. Another was scored |
in the third on hits by Haas,
Slusher and Summa Ames scored
in the fifth and sixth, going into the
lead. In Missouri's half of the sixth
Summa singled, stole and scored on
Canterbury's long double to left. Ames I
scored in the ninth on doubles by /
Levsen and Neasham. Missouri tied it
up at to on a walk, hit and two
errors Slusher relieved Beck and
Plagge relieved De Forest at the be-
ginning of the tenth. Neither team
could score until the twelfth inning,
when Ames won out.
Weather conditions were good, and
the game was fast.
The score:
Innings: 1234567S91 91011 IL r H E
Ames 1OOO11OO1 8 Z II 2
Missouri O11OO1001 90 4 IL l
Batteries: Missouri-Beck, Slusher
and Morris; Ames-De Forest, Plagge
and Heezen.
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