The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-15
JULEBURG WINS
THREE GAMES
OUT OF FOUR
BRUSH, DENVER GIANTS AND
HOLYOkE LOSE TO LOCALS
AND STERLING COPS ONR
GAME E-CHAPPELL TODAY

Well, well, three out of the first
TOUR games played is going some. Vhia
Is the record OF the rejuvenated jules
burg ball team under the etficient
leadership OF Manager Ben Diamond.
And the game that was lost WAS lost
mostly on account of bad brakes in
the luck OF the game. The fans real
ly believe that We have the best bad
club IN Colorado bar none and we say
watch their smoke from now on.
The first game was played with
Brush here last Saturday afternooa
and was won by our winners by q
score Of to l. 1t was as pretty Q
game as ever seen on the local diAe
mond. Mayor Delly pitched the first
ball and Rev. c. ii. Inman did tho
catching. Russell was on the mound
for the locals and pitched air tight
ball from start to finish. He struck
out thirteen of the heavy Brush bats
men and let them down with only
two hits. Bolyinger for Brush did
good work but was outclassed by Fus-
sell. BOlyinger struck out and a.
lowed but four hits.
The following is the score by in
nings:
Brush 5000 OlOOO o.
Julesburg . y o. 90 Ks
Sunday saw an immense crowd Il
fans from all over this section 70
witness the game between the Denver
Giants, the leading colored team Of
score Of l3 to 2. The Denver team
never had look in at the game for
the local team was entirely too fast
in every department Of the game.
Berger and Diamond were the battery
for Julesburg and Bennett, Duncan
and walker for the Giants. Clarence
Gray of Chappell did the arbitering.
Julesburg batters were credited with
II hits and the Giants with g. The
following was the score by innings:
Denver Giants 0 . U 0OOO o 2 o.
Julesburg 4 4 0 o 3 o l x-13
tuesdays game was won by Ster-
hing by score that does not in any
way show the relative strength Of
the two teams. Sterling won by q
score Of 10 to 2. Frank Newhouse
of the Denver Post did the umpiring,
Smith and Voorhees, were the oppos-
ing pitchers and Voorhees, had ever
so much the best of it. The game
was featured by much heavy hitting
but the Julesburg men had the hard
luck to hit hard drives into the hands
of the Sterling team without their
making move to get them while it
seemed that every ball that Sterling
hit was hard to get. The feature ol
the game was the two home runs Of
pitcher Smith for Julesburg and The
two triples and home run of Brown
for Sterling. Sterling got IA hits to
eight for Julesburg while Smith struck
out men and Voorhees, 8.
Yesterday at Holyoke we annexed
another win over the Holyoke team.
Holyoke had counted very much on
winning this game and had hired sew
eral outside men to bolster up their
team but they were not able to put
it across. Fussell was again on the
mound for Julesburg and had control
Of the situation at all times. Metz
the famous pitcher for Holyoke only
till the fifth inning and had to re-
tire in favor of Williams who did not
fare any better and Peyton was called
in to relieve him. Schoon6ver of Ster-
ling did the catching for Holyoke. The
following is the score by innings:
Julesburg j l 0 4 0 Ill
Holyoke 600 8 l 90 o.
Today Diamond and his crew are at
Chappell where they are expected to
have imported several players from
fast company in an endeavor to beat
our team but we look for Julesburg
to come out victorious.
Tomorrow and Saturday Torrington,
Wyoming, will be here with their
team to mix with Julesburg. Torring-
ton has the reputation of having one
of the best teams in Wyoming and
fast games are expected.
Sunday we 60 to Brush to play
them a return game on their diamond.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week Sidney will again come here for
games with Julesburg. We can pro-
mise them that they will find an en-
tirely different team than they de-
featsd earlier in the season and they
will know they have been in ball
game when they get through.
The fans feel that they now have
a team that is going to show up well
in all games played and they deserve
the support of everyone who enjoys
good. clean base ball.