Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-29

Roeendahl's mastery twtrlins. aid
ed by the heavy hitting of his team
mates resulted in an SIS victory for
the league leading Shops team. The
Shops star hurler was never in danger
with tho exception of the ninth frame
when he walked two men, Garey's
two Dagger scoring tho two players
who had received passes to first and
Barger's scratch hit scoring the Rail
readers catcher.
Rowley featured for the Shops
team with his stick work securing two
triples.
Barger was driven from the mound
in the third session when the Trades
men pounded in six runs, O'Connors
replaced the departed hurler and
emerged from the disastrous inning
allowing the only two hits secured
off of his delivery during the balance
of the game.
Tho Rail Mill lost an opportunity
to register their second victory OF the
season when they put UP weak de-
fense against tho Wire Mill. playing
weird and uninterestins game.
Barta pitched a good brand of ball
but was hopelessly beaten by his sup
port. The Wire Mill cinched the game
in the second frame when they drove
in four runs altho they were able to
get but one hit, tho runs crossing the
l.
Shoemaker made futile attempts to
catch n runner from third to the
counting station. Prosen pitched his
first game for the Wire Mill team
this season scoring a 1915 victory over
the tail cnders, holding the Rail men
to six hits after tho first inning and
striking out eight batters.
First Game
Herb Allen making his initial ap-
pesrance this year in a Shops uni
form was given walk as lead off
man in the first inning. Masar flew
out to Mays. Schupp sent high fly
to Kendall in left field but the out
fielder dropped the ball. Rowley
Allen and Schupp. With two run
lead the Rail Mill was unable TO do
any scoring until the sixth, Roscndshl
holding the Railrcadcrs TO one scratch
hit until this inning.
Six runs crossed the home plate for
the Tradesmcn in the third on a
fusillade of hits. and resulted In Man
ager Stuart jerking Barser and send
ing O'Connors to the rubber. Schupp
had whitfield when RowIey cracked
out his second triple off of Rarger.
Josephs caught ono Of Sareer's fast
shoots and drove 1t out to right field
for another three bases Eochcvsr
rihei'o anu NNtih W cs'VHu Vn pdsS-
cd ball.
Barecr answered the distress signal
sent out from the Trairmens dug out
and o'Conncra took up the burden.
Jones received a base on ball while
oConnors warmed UP on the pitching
mound. j. Mcdonald drove safe
rap thru short scoring Eochevar while
Jones slipped over the home plate on
Easendshf'g slow roller to the pitcher.
Allen was safe on Nays bobble and
scored when Masar singled tn center
field. tho contcrfielder overthrowinE
third base in his effort to get Allen.
Schupp scnt a long fly to Kendall
which he caught for tho third out
Hopkins started tho scoring for the
RaiIrosdcrs after Bsrrcr had struck
out In the sixth by singing thru third.
Perkins hit safe but O'Connors
grounder went to second base. Eoche-
var touching the bag hut threw Wild
to Josephs AZ first base for Tho PROS
pectivc double play Hopkins crossing
ming on his infieid crounder.
Tho Railroaders threatened to ~.
up tho game in their half Of the ninth
but foil short three runs.
Mays and Kendall the firs, two
hstters up wcrc given passes. Thomss'H
intentions we're ben, on delivering tho
necessary single but resulted In q
strike out, Hubbard flew out to
Nassr at short on an easy ,nfir'd fly
Carey sent out singing two haEEcr
scoring MsyS and Kendall Rargcr
boat out scratch hi, TO Msssr and
both Carey and BsrEer scored when
Schupp threw to ccnterfieli trying 70
get Carey mapping at second base.
both plsycrr scoring. Hopkins closed
tho inning m hts Srounder to third
base for tho final out on close dcci-
rion.