Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-27

Texas Lacquer to center field, scoring
Campbell and pulling up. at second on
Rosendahl went out on fly balls. In
the fifth the Rail Mill sent in their
first run tying the score. Barnes the
first man up doubled, Masio whitfield
again. but Erickson's long single sent
Barnes home. In the sixth the Rail
them the lead. katen secured a
scratch hit thru the infield: Rosen-
dahl threw Johnstone out at first, but
Buchanan sent out a long clout for
two stations. scoring katen. Buch-
anan was caught when he tried to
reach third on the play to get -katen
at home and Barnes ended the session
by striking out.
Four runs came across the counting
station in the shops half of this ses-
sion. Jones and Sabo singled, the
Deacon taking second on Erickson's
balk. Masar flew out to Comiskey for
his sixth put-ou. kochevar's singles
scored two runs r. Mcdonald flew
tout to Barnes but his brother Johnny
made up for the family's deficiencies
here by making two-ply blow scor-
ing Kochevar and counting himself
with the fourth tally on bobble by
booting of the ball and wild throw
to home of Masio on Rosendahls $
gournder. Two errors, walk and a
wild pitch with three singles in
creased the Mechanical mems score by
four additional runs, Comiskey taking
the helm in the following frame. hold
ing the Shops scorclesS
Both teams in the second contest
went scorelcss to the nth frame.
otony with hard smash. sending
the ball over the right field fence and
thru the line of automobiles. sending
in the blonde third sacker from first
base where he had been sent on a
gift by Ebcrling. The following ses-
sion proved the undoing OF the big
Wire Mill slab artist. four runs cross
ing the plate. Allen Mays singled and
stole second. Kendall fouled off two
and was retired on the third strike
without swinging at the ball. Rich
ardson had been hit by a pitched ball
in tho second session but kept away
| from, four wide ones and walked.
Thomas singled scoring Mays. Gil
christ. a heavyweight and hard hitter.
was sent in for Castlcr but fell a
victim to strikes. Berg drove the ball
to the fence for three baggcr sccr-
\ ing Jones and Richardson. ,Barger
singled. scoring Berg. but Perkins
closed the inning by sending long ny
to Mohorcich.
Bsrgcr had held the C. 4 W. team
/ to two hits UP to the seventh, pitch
I
! frames by rtrikinS out three battcrs
| In succession. With twelve run lead
\ the big speed king cased UP in the
| seventh. and singles by Lamb and
/ Fannnunzio. after tho new huricr for
the Wire men had stolen second and
| Fshcy striking out, srnt the first run
over for the Wire Mil nine. Lamb
mot cruel treatment In his relief duty
for tho departed EberlinE. the Rail
readers punching six hits with "A walk
and Richardson's second bodily sc-
| qusintance with ono Of Lambs twist
crs. chslkinE UP Iiy runs.
Molly Mishsmash started the eighth
| inning for the Wire twistcrs with n
single. and Walters sent liner just
n few inches inside the foul line thru
hrts base. tho ball rolling thru tho
| foncc still. yet a small margin inside
the line. the hit going for homer.
Masar popped up 10 third base for tho
FIRST out: Mohorcich whitfield and "a
hey wen, to the dug-out. also com
planning. Richardson sent in tho finsl
tally for the RsilroaderE with tho IN
lucky thirteenth run when he fell n
| victim of tho bruisc ball for tho third
time. but tho injury did not incapsci-
tate him to the ability Of stealing se.r-
ord. Jones singled. C;ilchris, went
out a, FIRST on his poke to second.
Berg's single TO right sent Richardson
homo bu, trapped Jones at third on tho
return Of the ball RsrEer's long fy
TO Yersin closed the inning
In III. final inning OF tho game tho
Wire tvtsterp came thru with another
run. Psnnunzio was out. second To
nrst: Mays error put Yersiu on hrst
Dan Badovinsc singled: Mishrissh
came thru with mis- third hit on Of
Bsrger scoring Yertin. Barger then
settled down snd.struek out both Wal
tsrs and Mssar.
Fully a thousand fans Witnessed tho
opening game at Parks field There
being no street car service tho turn
out and enthusiasm in tho Steel league
at this carly part of tho season Mas
greater than contemplated by the Ath.
Irtic committees