Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-05-08
GRANGEVILLE WINS
FROM FERDIN AND
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over for that inning. No runs, no hits.
Hartnett hit to center and it looked
like sure hit but Kincaid made a
wonderful catch. Eimers failed to con-
meet after three healthy swings. Swank
trotted first, after four wide ones and
went to third after they tried to catch
him sealing second and lost the ball and
came home. Holsclaw hit to center,
Kabat walked, but Ingram ended the
inning when he flied out to Vedder. One
run, one hit.
Axle who had replaced Monroe at
first in the fourth inning, opened the
fifth inning and was hit by a pitched
ball, Moody famed. Schwartz sacri
feed him to second. Fry was walked
and with two men down q misplay oc-
cured when with Fry caught between
bases the ball was thrown third and
both runners were safe and both scored
a moment later when Atkinson hit to
center. Ross ended the inning, short to
first. Two runs, one hit.
In the GrangeviIle half of the inning,
j. Altman flied out to Atkinson and
w. Altman and C. Meyers famed.
Kincaid, opening the sixth, was given |
life at first by an error and a moment |
later went second on wild pitch. |
Vedder hit to right field and was out, |
got a single to center and Kin
raid scored, Axle famed, Kirkland steal |
ing second. Moody got first, but ended |
The inning when he was caught between
bases. One run, one hit.
Hartnett singled and took second on
IN error Eimers fouled out to pitcher.
Swank famed. Holsclaw hit to right
Tor single scoring Hartnett, Kabat fan
ned, ending the inning. One run, two
tits.
Schwartz famed in the seventh. Fry
rot first on an error, stole second. Ad-
linson flied out to second. Ross was
nut third to first, leaving Fry on third.
70 runs, no hits.
In Grangeville Is half of the seventh,
he fireworks broke loose and were
when Ingram got first on an
rror at short and J. Altman picked
ne for three bases into right field seor-
ny Ingram. w. Altman famed, but
1eyers singled to right and scored J.
altman. Hartnett hit to right and was :
afe on an error, Meyers going to sec
nd. Eimers singled to right scoring ,
levers for the third tally. Swank !
AIMED and Holsclaw fouled out to Fry.
'hree runs, three hits.
Kincaid was passed to first. Vedder
nd Kirkland hit to center, but Duge
ras on the job and both were out.
.xle ended the inning third to first.
Kabat opening the home teams half Z
the eighth with his third walk in
he game, but was caught at second on
n attempt to steal. Ingram took first
n an error at short, stole second but I
Altman famed and w. Altman was
t, Atkinson to Axle. No hits, no runs. :
The visitors came up in the ninth n
it'll n do-or-die determination to win, q
ut c.. Meyers made a pretty run and o
Moody's hit that looked to .
2 safe one. Schwartz lifted fly to
lgram at third, Fry got to first on
Dor throw to Eimers, but Atkinson
ided the game Ingram to Eimers. o
"Boss'' Brown umpired the game in c.
cae of the CIRCULAR umpire, who was
ken sick, and his decisions were alb Il
lutely fair to both sides and the kick
g that WIS INDUCED in was to be re-
eted as the games to be played now
e league games and when the man s
,ers of the teams agree with the presi-
mt of the league, and decide, as to Al
npires it ism u the place of the players h,
try TO rag chew with the imp, as W
at kind of work spoils the games and II
is hoped that in the future it will "
avoided. an
The Grangeville Cowboy band was on nj
nd and added much to the ENJOY to
mt of the game. Many thanks.