Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-06-19
STANDING OF PRAIRIE
LEAGUE
. Q o % o o o o o 8 o Q o o !


The Grangeville baseball team was
defeated Sunday by the Kamiab indians
IN hard fought game on the local
diamond. Score was to 9.
10 Vollmer defeated Cottonwood. go,
at Cottonwood on Sunday, and Nezperce
won from Ferdinand at Nezperce. 1917.
Games scheduled for next Sunday are:
Grangeville at Kamiah, Nezperce at
Cottonwood and uo-Vollmer at Ferdi.
nand.
Here is the story of Last Sunday IS
game in Grangeville, written expressly
for the Free Press by Don C. Fisher:
The Grangeville Game
Judd the first man famed. Davis
hit to short and was out at first. Jude
Parsons hit for two Dagger to center
but w, Parsons retired the side by
tanning. One hit, no runs.
In the home team haf Holsclaw hit
grounded to pitcher and was out at
first, Kabot found one that he liked
and hit for three sacks, Ingram followed
with double, Hartnett singled; but
Eli was held at third, HaFtnett steal
ing second on the next ball but Alt
man and Brown both famed. Three
hits, one run.
The visitors opened the second with
blood in their eye when Morris hit for
three bases but failed to score as Can
field and Roth famed and White was
out, ingram to Eimers.
In our half Eimers was out, short to
first, Miller, second to first and Bittle
famed.
Harrison, the first man up in the
third singled, took second on Davis
sacrifice hit after Judd had lifted a |
fly to second and scored when Kabot |
hit the runner in an attempt to hold |
him at third and the ball bounced into |
the crowd Jude Parsons walked and |
took third when Billy Pasons singled,
but Morris famed, atiing the side,
two hits, one run.
Locals In the Third
Holsclaw, our first man up in the
third was out, third to first, Kabot
took first on four wide ones; but Eli
hit a fly to second and Kabot was
Taught off first.
Garfield s fly to ohort was an easy
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nit a grounder to short and was out at
'irst.
Hartnett famed, Altman singled and
Brown, the next man up singled; but G
Gimers hit into the infield and Alt
nan was retired at third, Eimers tax {
ng first on the play; but Miller fam
d. No runs, two hits.
In the first of the fifth the visitors |
von the game when Harrison, the first S
nan up famed; but Kabot lost the
all and then made a high throw to c
Iimers and the runner was safe on g
cry close play. Judd famed, Davis /
dubbed scoring White, who ran for L
harrison, Jude Parsons got in the way
f fast one and trotted to first, W. o
'arsons famed two out when Bittle o
lade a balk and Morris went to first, |.
Hing tie bases and Garfield came up
nd covered himself with glory by a h
ice three base wallop; but was un- r
bic to score as Roth famed. Two hits,
our runs. k
Bittle opened the fifth for us by b
aiming, Holsclaw got free pass to d
rst, Kabot singled and Eli followed Il
it'll single, the bases filled and only
ne out. OH what grand and glorious e.
,eling, Hartnett up and fouled out to b
lie catcher, still lots of hopes; but Alt o.
AN took all the glory out of the
,sy dream by a foul fly to the first a
aseman, who had to catch it, the
can old thing Two hits, no runs. II
The Sixth Inning u
I'm the sixth the visitors went down
le. two, three, when White hit fly to )
i at third, Harrison was out, Bittie
Eimers end Judd famed, and the
me team did not delay the game
" longer in their half and Brown was
+ second to first, Eimers and Miller ed
tn famed. 81
In the first of the seventh, Davis ri'
nned. Jude Parsons was hit by ~
tehed ball; but was out at second ri
len w. Parsons hit TO the inTleid and NO
Drris flied out to third. rli
Bittle famed, Holsclaw hit to second mo
d was out at first, and Kabat was out
Drt to first.
Garfield hit the first ball in the
ybth for two bases, Roth tanned,
bife WIS safe at first on Ellis poor So 50
.ov 10 Eimers, And look who's here, Vr
, old man of base ball, who has been e se'
the game for twenty years and no, S pr
Nv knows how much longer he WI oel
,,r;tb the Kamiah team - Mccoy gu
n replaced Harrison and was safe at '"O
st when his line to short was dropped
or Hartnett had made pretty stop,
: filled the bases but Judd was out
b;s civ n center and Davis ended the Co
ing by a fly to right. the
Three Base Hit 70