Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-07-01
Rv VIII Derrig


pond nlavers are said to have been
nU that town S baseball payroll
Eve of the players in Sunday s game
were from Lewiston. The aggregation
% included one colored gentleman.
Rut with all Ferdinand s hired pro
fossionals the locals trimmed them to
tbe tune of to I, and at the same time
Grangeville rooters pocketed hundreds
of dollars of Ferdinand money
Details of the game:
First Inning-Michaels took the
stick for Ferdinand and grounded out,
nitcher to first. Logan followed with
grounder to second, who threw him
ont at first. Sager placed his grounder
to third but died on first.
Jones' Grangeyille s first man up,
hit fly to third. Mclaughlin hit for
single Hazelbaker following with
like hit forcing him to second. A
wild throw advanced Mclaughlin to
third and Hazelbaker to second.
Ingram, next man up, broke Ferdi-
nand's hopes with a two base hit
bringing two men home. Moss flied
ont to centerfeld. j. Hazelbaker
struck out.-Two runs.
Second Inning-Pounds was given
life at first on fielder 8 choice, ad-
vanced to second on Litchfield' IS sin
gle. Fry hit to third forcing Pounds
out, and putting Litchfeld on second.
Kinzer famed, and Frost damned a
grounder to third, forcing Ltchfeld
out on third.
Grangeville's half was sad story,
Kabat and Feaster struck out and
Rambo grounded out to first.
Third Inning-Densow was given
life at first by catcher's muff. Ferdi-
nand s shortstop and shining left field
er couldn't connect and struck out.
Sager went to first ON single, fore
ing Densow to second. Pound S single
and wild throw from centerfield put
Sager and Densow over the pan.
Litchield finished the inning by
TOunder to frst.-Two runs.
Jones tried to hit, but the ball skip
ped to short who threw him out. at
first Mclaughlin struck out, and Ha-
zelbaker was out. pitcher to first.
Fourth lnning-Fry fouled out to
catcher. Kinzer was safe on first by
shortstop' error. Frost hit to short,
but short stops error put Kinzer on
second and Frost on first Densow and
Michaels famed.
Grangeville held a track meet in
their half of the fourth. Ingram,
first man up, hit to short but was
thrown out at first. Moss singled and
stole second Chiesman hit to third,
advancing Moss to third and was Civ
en- life on first by Kinzer's error.
Kabat hit to centerfield, scoring Moss
and CMesman, and stole second. Feast
er's hit and Fry s wild throw let Ka-
bat trOt across the plate Rambo struck
out, and Jones brought the inning to
close by fly to short.-Three runs.
Fifth Inning-Logan hit a dandy to
centerheld who caught it. Sager was
thrown out at first by pitcher on a
Pop-up. Pounds grabbed a two base
mt and scored on Litchfeld's two
base hit. Fry hit to leftfeld bring
ing Litchfeld home and getting on
second on felder's error. Kinzer was
out on grounder, second to first
Two runs
First man pop-out, second to first
Next man was out on a fly to second,
ingram hit for two bases and Chies-
man was out on a grandstand fly |
SNuOH 10 ROUNDS.
Sixth Inning-Kendall struck out,
ana Densow pop-out, pitcher assist
ing Michaels went first on first base
man s error. Logan hit grounder to
second, and Ingram couldn It find the
oal letting Michaels go second and
putting Logan on first. Sager was out
On grounder to first.
Aabat was hit by the pitcher and
LOOK first, Feaster's fly to second
1orced habat out on second. Rambo
was safe on first on pitchers error
ana took second on pass ball. Jones
IlV Tor two bases and Rambo trying
70 score was put out at home in
cloud of dust.
seventh Inning-Pounds was out on
q pop-up to pitcher. Litchfield took
nrst on single and went second on
d pass ball. Next two men did mt
see tirst-struck out.
Mclaughlin was cheated out of a
beautiful hit by Ferdinand's son of
H@m Hazelbaker went first on a
o ~ and stole second. Ingram walk
Gu, Hazelbaker went third on pass
DaD' and Ingram stole second. Moss
I!fuck out Chiesman sent two base
MI TO centerfield scoring Hazelbaker
"uu ingram. Kabat scored Chiesman
g On two Dagger. Next man famed
Three runs. ~
Lighth Inning s first
a,.n up was out on a fly catch to
enter held. Next two men were out
On grounders to short.
Na rIrst man up pop-out to pitcher.
c .s1t man dropped a little bunt at
So ner 5 feet who threw him out on
-is 81. Next man struck out.
g.. Nlnth lnning-Logan was out at
'' On grounder to pitcher Sager