The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-06-10
POOR SUPPORT
LOSES GAME FOR
PITCHER M'LfAN
CASHMERE TAKES LONG END OF
TO } SCORE. LOCALS HIT
THE BALL BUT GOT IN ERROR
COLUMN TOO OFTEN.
tBy AL. Hofman)

way to possible victory against
Cashmere only to kick it away witt
errors on easy flies and grounders.
The Leavenworth Club has madt
great strides with the stick since the
beginning of the season, but it seems
they have slipped back in fielding.
1t was close game with score of
5 to 8 in favor of Cashmere. But the
bad boots by the Leavenwolth boys
just when a nice play was needed
took the heart out of the followers.
Mclean pitched nice heady game,
striking out II men and allowing but
hits, besides making two hits. Bill
Wunder played a fine game. He not
only gave a good account of himself
behind the bat but made two nice hits
out Of three times at bat, one fo,
three bases.
Max Anderson was put in for one
inning in place of Douglas in right
field. Max handled difficult Hy in
workmanlike manner but was
pulled when he struck out The
short time in the game Max looked
like likely fielder and deserves a
whole game in which to show his
wares.
Jack Mahoney is the same old boy.
lie can always be depended on to take
care Of his garden and he came thru
with two nice hits for the locals. Cap
made two hits and one error.
Lcavcnwolth piled up T. hits and 8
errors, while Cashmere got away with
the game on hits and three errors.
Game by innings:
First-Grinnel up, walks, 4 balls;
Miller sacrifices to first; Hodge safe
hit to right, scores Miller; Sorenson
knocks grounder to Cap at first who
errors in handling; Sorenson safe;
Peterson fans, Carton fans. score.
| hit, / sacrifice, l error, base on
balls.
Cap draws walk on A balls; Ma
honey gets infield hit; Fromm sacri-
fees, Sd to LIST; Tule knocks one down
to pitcher, pitcher pegs Cap out at
home; Wunder hits to left field, scor-
ing Mahoney; Lake grounds to pitch
er; Barnes is thrown out at first. /
score, 2 hits, | sacrifice, base on
balls.
Second-Wright, the Indian, strike;
out; Palmer strikes out, Barnes
strikes out.
Douglas is hit by pitched ball, at
tempts to steal, is pegged out by
Grlndell to Castor at second; Mclean
knock grounder to third; Sorenson e1-
rors, Mclean safe; Thiel hits to pitch
er; pitcher to Carton at second, re-
firing Mclean; Thiel safe at first;
Thiel tries to steal second but is peg
ged out by Grindell.
Third-Grinnell tips a high foul
Wunder gets his eye on it and fields it
perfectly, making nice catch; Mil
lcr fans; Hodge grounds to Tulc at
second and is thrown out at first
Cap got clean hit to right field,
goes to second on Millcr's error, miss
ing Grinnell's peg; Mahoney flies
ont TO second; Fromm flies out to
short; Tulc strikes out.
Fourth-Sorenson gets 2-base hit
into right fied Peterson sacrifices,
Lake to Cap; Carton sacrifices, Nc
Lean to Cap; SorenSon now on third;
Wright grounds to Lake at short
Lake overthrows first, Sorenson
scores; Palmer gets first on dead
ball; Barnes flies out to Douglas il
right field One 2-base hit, 2 sacri-
fees, | error, | score.
Wunder knocks long fly to Peter
son in left and is out; Lake pops t.
Hodge at first; Douglas flies out to
Miller at short.
Fifth-Grinnel knocks high fly
Just back of first. II vas Caps bal
but Douglas in right and Tule on see
ond both made for it; Tule got his
hands on it but ran into Douglas al
the same time; error for Tule; Grin
nell safe on first; Miller got infielt
hit to Mclean; Hodge grounded tc
Pitcher Mclean, who retires Miller al
second; Jimmie beefs little just tc
show the fans he hasn't forgotten hi,
favorite pastime. Sorenson knock,
grounder to Cap at first; Grinne
comes home; Cap runs to back frs
before shooting it home; Sorensor
out, Grinnell safe at home, scoring OF
Sorenson's sacrifice; Cap figured &
bird in the hand is worth two in tn,
bush; Peterson grounds to Tule a
second and is thrown out at first. On,
infeld hit. ! error, | sacrifice, ! score
Mclean flies out to Miller at short