The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-06-11
CASHMERE Wins
LOP-S|D[D GAME
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
"HESPERIDUS" ACGREC ALTON
ROUNDED INTO GOOD FORM
AND PRESENT NICE ARTICLE
ON DIAMOND.


A small number of Leavenwortt
people were at Cashmere Sunday af
tenoon to witness the ball game
the number being limited on account
of the inability to secure gasoline fol
pleasure cars. Only those who has
conserved their supply were able tc
use their cars.
The little city, widely known
through mention as the Vale of Hes.
peridus in the Rim of the Desert. has
gotten together pretty good bunch
of ball players and they deliver 2
nice article of ball, showing what
can be done in small place through
cooperation and interest. But a;
that they are not so much better than
the Leavenworth team. were our BOYS
to have the support and encourage
ment necessary to round them into
shape.
The game started with Leaven
worth at bat. Sam Daily was first up
and went out. Jack Mahoney follow
ed and was retired on fly to center
Bob Smith followed and also wen,
out
Donovan was first up for Cash
mere and was struck out by DAILY.
Grondell followed and retired, short
to first. witt hit for two bags and
1itchner struck out
Miller was first up in the second
and hit to first and was retired. Wes-
colt flew out and Foster went out on
a slow grounder.
Golman went out on fly to cente
Peterson got to first on balls; Gre
berg went out, third to first and Red
head struck out
In the third Hummell went out,
third to first; Brown and Wunder
striking out.
Alexander and Donovan both hit
grounders to first and were retired
Grondell got on and Witt hit for
three bags, scoring Grondell. Titch-
ner hit for three bags and scored on
an error. Coleman hit for one bag
and was caught off a base. Score
, to 0.
4th. DAILY got on-error of short
Mahoney struck out and Bob Smith
got to first on error of pitcher. Mil
Ter went out on a fly and DAILY was
doubled on, retiring the side.
Peterson went out, second to first:
Greberg singled and Redhead struc'
out, and Alexander went out, second
to first.
18th. Wescott flew out to first; Fos-
ter retired, pitcher to first and Hum
nell struck out.
Donovan singled Grondell f1eN
out to short; Witt hit for two; itch
ner out, second to first; Coleman got
ON through a fuke; Peterson hit f.,
one bag and in the miXup Witt arr
Coleman scored. Greberg went out
pitcher to first. Score to 0.
In the sixth things were coming 50
fast that the reporter seems to have
become mixed up. Our score indi-
Gates that Brown got on; that Wun-
der struck out and DAILY and Brown
went out on double.
Redhead strunk out-the third time
in three times up. Alexander hit foi
one bag. Donovan struck out and
Alexander was retired on Grondell's
drive
7th Mahoney few out to first
Ditto for Bob Miller out second tc
first.
Witt went out on drive to first:
Titchner out, pitcher to first; Cole
man made first on error of left field.
Peterson hit for a bag; Greberg got
on through error of left and Red
head through error of second and r
this comedy of errors" Coleman and
Peterson scored. Greberg was pu
out in the mixup and that let Red
head to first. Score s to 0.
Sth Wescott out, third to first
Foster got to first by being hit by =
pitched ball A double play retire
both Hummeli and Foster.
Alexander hit for two bags; Don
ovan flew out to right; Grondell ou'
to left; Witt hit for bag and itch
ner went out, pitcher to first.
9th. Brown out. second to first
Wunder flew out and DAILY went out.
Final score: Cashmere 8, Leaven
worth 0.
Umpire, o. J. Schmoker.
The lineup of the Leavenwortl
team was: DAILY pitcher, Wund-,
catcher. Wescott first base, Fostel
second, Brown third, Mahoney centel
field, Bob Smith right. Hummell left
Miller short.
The gam was clean Throughout.