, 1921-09-01
WIN GAME
,(By Lee Methudy)

Last Thursday the play off of the.
tie game played the Sunday previous
was continued. AS most of the men,
bers Of both teams were stiff and
sore from the first game, there were
several changes made In the l%ine-ups.
For the Lions Martinez was at 1st
base instead of Haines, who played
the outfield, Jones not being present.
j.. w. M%cInturff played Bird base in
place of Martinez and it was his
double play unassisted in the first
inning which closed the inning, when
1t looked as though the. Rotarians
might make some scores. With
Alcorn having made the first out and
Rendle having scored, Fleischli. ar
rived at the 3rd bag when Anderson
hit . pop up towards 3rd which Nc
Inturff caught and retired the side
touching Fleischli before he could re-
turn to the base. Haines playing left
field, sprinting like q two-year-old
raced over towards center field and
gr0bbed one out of the air. which
saved another run. As.for the Rotary
Club. there were several faces,
on the evening previous 1t looked as
II they would not be able fOgput-a
fuli team In the field. Wisda, and
Johnston being ont Of town and
Stephenson still in bod, not having
recovered his exertions Of the first
game. But late that evening r. H.
Acorn and H. e. Dunlap returned
FROM their trip to Yellowstone Park
and without any practice got into the
game and It was to some good stops
and plays by Acorn at LIST base the
numerous outs were accounted for.
One stop and throw to the home
plate. cutting off a run was another
Of his plays. Dunlap in center field
was all over that section. backing up
end making several good plays. He
Vas also put In to run for several OF
the others who we're too sore to run
and he accounted for several runs for
his side in that way. The work of
the batteries was very good although
not having entirely recovered the use
of their arms from the other game.
they gradually grew weaker and
there were quite a number of bases
on balls given towards the latter part
OF the game. In the 9Th and 18th
inning, Rogner after having been
fixed up by DR.. Kell, pitched fine
ball. retiring the first three batters
up and In the 7th and Anal inning,
the first man. Mahan, reached End
base, but he got no further. he
watching the next three men 90 out
in order. In all it was q first class
game. there we're o SO many errors
nor wild throws. There was a larger
crowd present than on Sunday and
1t is expected that about $500 will be
turned ove to the hospital fund. A
vote Of thanks is to be given to the
band for their playing. which helped
to enltven the occasion. which did
mot need very much, for the crowd
seemed. to need no extra excitement,
but the game. The final score was
II to II with the Rotary Club lead
ink. The lineup:
LionsHBrimmer, 2b: Havrilla, IS;
PauisAn, D; Martinez, 1b; Evans, e;
Mclntufff and Leimbach, 3b: Haines
II; Mahan, RI; and Bible CT.
RctsryAAlcorn, 11b; Rendle, %:
EstDeA18, Q; Anderson, 3b: DUNLAP
al dsooksy, ~; Rognef. p; Breiten-
btein, n: Mcfarland, RI.
The NmRfginI Of Sohagen was first
lelaRS. stAere being NJ dtsputss as to
his ,dee1aSoAs, and the game went of
without httch. There was one
thing ,nDtiesabie a. this game. the
I4psetAtexs NerN kept Oft the side
itnsa "a TIT 1yaryone who paid adj
9s1SteA Wefs %ees to - their
monayss worth. NNEa hope ttis pfac-
.4toe Wtt3s ~ Ia eaf4Ds In the future.
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