Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-08

Wretched. support back of EberlnS :
mastcrly pitching was responsible LOT
FIVE of the seven runs made by the
Shops team in the first game of sun
d.y's double header at Parks Field,
The Wire Mill taking II defeat from
the league leaders, Eberling staNing
off a shut out when he cracked out
timely single in the eighth frame scor-
ing Kuntz who had cropped scratch
hit in short center field.
Both twirlers pitch good brand oil
ball. Eberling having the edge on
Rosendahl. but costly errors wrecked
the Wire mems hope of tying the Me-
chanics for first position in the league
Eberllng was nippcd for three hits in
the ninth, allowing the Mechanics a
total of eight safetles. whiting seven
and allowing but one walk. Rosendahl
Welded nine safe blows, walking four
men and striking out FIVE batters.
Dunk Sabo's playing was of the
spectacular order and easily featured
the game. driving out three hits and
counting with two of the Mechanical
mems runs.
The Lithia team dropped an exciting
game to the c. * w. tam in
an exhibition contest by 81 score
The regular league scheduled game be-
tween tho c. & W. and Rail Mill being
called off because OF the death of one
OF the pfOlntrS on lil' iNdAA -'iill NAhtf
4 battling slow hall which Pitcher
Fritz uscd to treat advantage held the
In check for five innings
and the pottIers held a two run lead
UP to this time. the fielding being fast
and alright during this period. \
heavy hitting rally in the NTH netted
four runs for the Tvainmen on six hits.
A walk. single and two bagEer in tho
sixth frame cinched the contest for the
c. & w. crew.
Barrer held the Lithia battsrs to Nbur
hits two OF these coming in the sixth
inning and struck out nine men.
Sabo started the scoring for the
Shops team in the first inning when he
caught one of Eberling's low curves for
a single to right. Masar SACRIFICED him
to second and Ssbo slipped into third
on Camphell's roller down tho nrst
base line for the second out. with two
strikes on Kochevar. Eberling let go
OF Wild hesye and Sabo scampcred
home with the first run.
The Wire Mill threatened in their half
OF tho first inning but could not put
across the run. Pannunzio had whitfield,
but Yershin was safe at first when
Ilochevar booted his roller. Bado-
vinac drove out a long single to right
and Yershin was out at third when he
tried to stretch u for an extra hdss.
Rowlay got under ProSen's high ny
endinr the inning.
With two down In the fourth. the
Shops sent in another tally Rowley
sent n long fly 10 center field for three
staions. Josephs singled and was left
on base when Yershir caught Jones
long fy.
a costly error in the sixth donated
another run for the Mechanics. Koch
evar had popped out TO tho pitcher for
the FIRST out Schupp was given the
only walk issued by Eberiing, and pill
fcrsd second. Eawloy was out on his
crounder to Mishmash. In an attempt
TO catch Schupp nj second. Badovinac e
let tho ball go thru to center Held the
Shops cst>her having ample time to
cross the home plate.
Two runs came across in the Shops
half of the eighth. Masar had a
single. and had landed safely at sec
ond when Badovinac bobblod Camp
bells roller. kochcvar dumped ono
to the pitcher who threw Masar out
at third. Schupp sent a Erounder to
Badovinac and he threw to the home
plate getting Campbell Rowloy
drove one down the third base line
and was an easy out but the first
sacker let the ball go to the fence.
Kachevar scoring. Tho left fielder
dropped Joscph's fly but was able 10
get the hall to tho plate cutting off
Rowley for tho third out,
The Wire Mill's lone tally came In
their half Of this same session. Two
outs had been made when kuntz
dropped one of those spoloEetic flee.
Kochever. Jossphs and Rowley sur
rounding Il as n fell. Nssar's field
ers choice for the second out had put
out walters at the middle sack. and
with Kuntz on second and Masar on
first. EberlinE singled scoring kuntz
but waB caught at second on the re-
turn of the ball from right field.
The two final counters for tho Me
rhnnira rar,c in tho ninth. Lones had