The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-05-28
GLASGOW EVEN
With WOLVES
Saturday and Sunday Games Re-
suit in Even HOnOrs Between
Locals and Wolves.
BOTH GAMES EXTRA INNINGS
Teams Evenly Matched and Games.
Are Full of Thrills From Start
to Finish-LOcals Go to Wolf
Point Saturday

The baseball season for 1920 was
fittingly opened in Glasgow last Sat-
urday and Sunday when Hesters war
riors crossed bats with the Wolf Point.
aggregation in two game series, the
Wolves winning the Saturday game in
| ten inning contest 4-3 and the locals
taking Sundays game in the tenth
inning by the same score. Both games
were replete with thrilling situations
and at no time did either team have,
the advantage.
Every base was hotly contested for
and it took the last man out in the
last inning of each game to decide the
result. The locals will go to Wolf
Point tomorrow for two games one
Saturday and one Sunday, and large
crowd of Glasgow fans are planning
on accompanying them. An effort
will be made to have a passenger
coach attached to No. % Sunday to
accommodate the ball fans who wish
to go down.
Following is the story of the two
games by innings as reported by Of
ficial score-keeper, D. E. Parsons:
Saturdays Game by Innings.
First inning. Wolf Point-Loper
out, Godfrey to Hester, Burns singled.
took second when the ball got by Ing
ersoll, Shaffer taking second and
Burns third on the play. Zimmerman
got base on balls; Hester went into
box, pitching to Handler striking him
out; Boe returned to the box and Will
liams was out on grounder to Hest
er. No runs, one hit.
Glasgow-Reynolds out Loper to
Summers; Hester made 2-base hit,
Oriet sacrificed to Zimmerman, who
tagged out Hester but Oriet was safe
on the play; Oriet stole second; God
frey struck out. No runs, 1 hit
Second inning. Wolf Point-Sum-
mers struck out; Berlin out, Boe to
Hester; King struck out. No runs,
no hits.
Glasgow-Chouinard out on ground
er to Summers; Buckley walked and
went out on Jones' sacrifice to Shat
fer, Jones taking first on the play,
stole second and went to third on
Handlers overthrow; Ingersoll passed
and stole second; Boe singled scoring
Jones and Ingersoll; Reynolds out on
fly foul to Handler. 2 runs, l hit.
Third inning. Wolf Point-Loper
out on grounder Qriet to Hester;
Burns struck out; Shaffer out from
fly to Chouinard. No runs, no hits.
Glasgow-Hester singled and took
second on Oriet's sacrifice; Oriet out
King to Summers; Godfrey out on fly
foul to Handler; Chouinard out on fly
to Loper. No runs, hit.
Fourth inning. Wolf Point-Zim-
norman flied out to Godfrey; Handler
singled; Williams grounded to God
frey who threw Handler out to Oriet
at second; Williams out, Oriet to
Hester; only double play of game. No
runs, ! hit
Glasgow-Buckley singled; sacri-
ficed to second by Jones, who was
thrown out King to Summers; Inger
soil out King to Summers; Boe out
shaffer to Summers. No runs, hit.
Fifth inning. Wolf Point-Sum-
mers out fly to Ingersoll; Berlin
struck out; King singled; Loper flied
out to Reynolds. No runs, l hit.
Glasgow-Reynolds singled, took
second on Hester's sacrifice; Hester
out King to Summers, Reynolds go
ing to third on Kings wild throw to
second; Oriet was passed; Godfrey
flied out to Burns. No runs, hit.
Sixth inning. Wolf Point-Burns
famed; Shaffer grounded to Oriet
who fumbled the ball, Shaffer safe;
Zimmerman flied out to Chouinard.
Shaffer making second on play; Kand-
Ter singled, Shaffer going to third;
Shaffer caught on third Hester to
Buckley. No runs, hit.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Buckley and
Burns retired on flies to Shaffer.
Berlin and Williams. No runs, no hits.
Seventh inning. Wolf Point-Wir-
llams out on fly to Buckley; Summers
singled; Berlin struck out; King out
ODE to Hester. No runs, l hit.
Glasgow. Ingersoll struck out; Boe
out on grounder to Summers; Rey-
nolds out on fly to Loper. No runs,
not hits.
Eighth inning. Wolf Point-Loper
singled and stole second; Burns struck
out; Shaffer walked; Zimmerman sac
rificed advancing Loper to third, Shaf-
fer to second; Hester went into the
box to pitch to Handler, who knocked
out home run on first ball pitched
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