The mirror., 1921-07-21


making the local fans exceptionally
happy. In the first stanza he struck out
one man and the other two outs were
made by some fast field work. The last
get the first score of the game. Hic
struck out, but Bon got a smash to the
left garden for three stations. Yves
struck out. Lob hit grounder to Bush
man that should have been handled for
the third out but he booted the ball, al
lowing Bon to score and Lob to get safely
on the runway. Sher flew out on pop
fly to Carve. One run, one hit, one error.
In the last half of the third frame when
the local warriors were at bat and the
way they continued to slam out hits for
safeties, much clamoring could be heard
among the FANS saying: "Give us
relief pitcher, take him out" and thus it
continued until Yves was thrown out for
the third out, which stopped all the fun
for the time being. Thorn led off by
nose for two stations and scored on Bur's
drive through Carve. Bur advanced to
second base while ON was being tossed
out, Carve to Jelieck. Hic picked out
good one and he wallopped it out between
center and right field for double, scor-
ing Bur- Bon got single to right that
he
peg to the platter. Yves got single to
left and Bon came galloping up to third
and made a big bluff to score, the ball
was pegged to the plate and on this play,
Yves scooted for second and by Carve
mufhng a perfect throw to that corner he
allowed Bon to score and Yves to reach
second safely. Lob lined one out to center
field and when Yves tried to score from
second on the hit, he was thrown out,
King to Myers. Six hits, four runs, one
error.
The locals scored no more until they
came to bat in the last round. Bur started
the fireworks with single through the
infed defense and went to third on O'N's
two-bagger to right While Hic was bat
ting, Thompson issued wild pitch, allow
ing Bur to score and ON advanced to
third on the same. Hic lifted high fly
to King and ON scored on the sacrifice.
Bon went out by the same route to Collet.
Two hits, two runs, one error.
The game opened up with Thorn on the
mound for the locals in the early chapters
of the game and he was all to the good
for a few frames and then he began to
weaken with the result of extreme wild
pitching which caused his retirement from
the game after he had passed the first
batter up, on balls, in the opening of the
sixth round. During the first three frames
he held the visitors hitless and scoreless
and had struck out five of the ten batters
who had faced him at bat. But with
the opening of the fourth frame he began
to get wild and passed Jelieck, the first
batter up, on balls. Jelieck stole second
base and went to third while liver was
throwing out Hider to Hic King struck
out but he finally hit Collet with pitched
ball. Molclone got hit past liver for
single that scored Jelieck and by Collet
overrunning second base, he was thrown
out, Bon to ON. One hit, one run, no
errors.
With the opening of the fifth, Bush
man led off by striking out. Myers got
beautiful drive to left for triple and
scored on Thompson's double. While
Carve was striking out, he issued two wild
pitches that gave Thompson\free transpor-
taton from second to the platter. Jelieck
was thrown out, Yves to Hic. Two hits,
two runs, one error. He pitched to only
one batter in the opening of the sixth
stanza and by him giving a pass on balls,
he was yanked from the box and San
was sent out to introduce his wares. While
King, the next batter, was taking few