The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-04-18
Panaca and Phoebe
Play Two Games

A snappy bail game was played sun
day afternoon hetNcen the visiting
ending In a Phoebe victory with a
score 81 IL 20 I. A high wind Was re-
sponslbie for errors and certain laek
OF practice for other errors, but the
more evenly matched than the score
would indicate. The gentlemanly bear
ing OF the players showed true sports
stormy session as post-mortem was
held at first base. Was he lifted? OF.
did he bounce? was the subject OF the
debate. Stern Umpire A. l. Scott
filled the most difficult position on the
diamond and FLOYD Campbell kept the
score. Addison Prudential pitched
good bali and Dixie received them
we'll throwing accurately to second
Franks on second was good and Ruth
erford's double to Jess Prudential
was In league style.
The visitors played well throughout
and VIII make a strong team. Her
man Prudential, Al Carman, NJ. l..
Lee. Alex Lloyd and John Austin Were
among the fans and played great
game from the side lines. The fair
ones were gathered In the grandstand
and rocked IL with enthusiasm as the
local boys attained the lead, subsiding
into gloomy silence when their cham
pions We're endangered, and rocking 1t
again with their vigorous shouts as
losing. visitors were cheered right
heartily
The lineup of the players was as
Phoebe team: Jess Prudential. first
base: Dan Franks. second base; Dixie
Wolfenstein, catcher; Addison Freu-
denthal pitcher; William Hagll,er,
key orr. left field; Russy Rutherford.
center field; c. L. zubie, third base.
Panaca team: Frank wilcox. see
Lorraine Lee, left field; Carlyle Will
cox, pitcher; Eugene Wadsworth, first
base; Alton Mathews, right tield Earl
Long. center field; Billy Ronnow,
shortstop. Evan Edwards, catcher.
The score by innings:
Panaca 1898, 0 10 .
Jess Prudential 49, Franks. Dixie,
Ad Prudential Hautler, Hames GU,
Orr GU. Rutherford. The runs for Pa
| t2), Carlyle Wilcox Eugene Wads-
worth.
Pioche-Pannca Juniors Make Big Score
| Then the younger players from Pa
| naca turned the tables and beat the
| junior Phoebe ball team with score
| of 10 to l2 In the game following, In
which some good playing on both sides
| was displayed. The double from Cline
| to Evans was classy and Bud and Les
| lie did great work, as, indeed, did al
| the others. One lady remarked. why
| does Vivian hit them with his head
| instead of using the stick?' when Ew-
| ing was beaned the second time. The
| anxious parents on the side lines, try
| ing to pass the experience gained OF
| many a hard-fought battlefield of past
| ball games to their younger editions
| in the present field, was something
| which only another parent can appre.
| ciate.
Some rough words We're heard, but
| this is easy to excuse in little boys
| who are just naturally thoughtless
| The big leaguers and other sports OF
! champion material, however, do no
| use cheap language. These gentlem II
| smile when fighting, and smile wher
| losing; wearing always this true mark
of courage. The Lineup of the player.
| was as follows:
/ Phoebe junior team Hubert Cline
| shortstop; Vivian Ewing, third base
| Herbert Evans. second base; Bustel
Carman, pitcher: Elton Olinghouse
first base; Ounce Austin. left field
[ Dick Alexander right field: Jimm,
Hulse, center field Dave Gillespie
| catcher and center field.
/ Panaca junior team: Kenneth Lee
| catcher; Billy Ronnow, pitcher; Harr!
| Syphus first base. Leslie Edwards
| second base; Bud Ronnow, third base
| Bond Wadsworth, shortstop: Altoi
Lee center field; Osborne Edwards
left field; Dixie Wolfenstein, umpire
Charles Lee, scorer,
Phoebe Juniors g s o 0 0 0 0--1
Panaca Juniors, o 0 8 . l 0--1