, 1921-08-01

tors in every department. In losing
the SUNDAY game Casper outhit the
visitors and but for the numerous
walks. five of which developed into
scores. should ave won the game
handiy. B~luejacket. Geybulls big
chief. worked for the Bisons.
Greybun opened the scoring in the
third inning. After n man was
down Reagan walked. Crawford was
passed and Carrity vas hit. THIS
crowded the bases and two men scored
on Dutch NaEie's double to rightfield.
Ashland singled 10 left and o sec
ond on Hewitt's wild throw to Donics.
Two more men scored on the play.
Ashland took third on Br1stow's single
and came home on Merritt's sacrifice
NY.
One free transportation. Hewitt's er-
ror and a single gave Greybull two
more runs in the NTH !--in- Jobn
Mspel at this juncturc frightened and
gave his best. The resul was that
Bristow. Merritt and Halla retired in
order via the strikeout route. Grey
bulls next score in the seventh inn
ing followed a walk issued to Clarity
and Askland's double. Three hits and
an error gave Grcybull two more in
the eighth inning.
Casper threatened Il score In the
fourth inning. Slsttery got his sec
ond single Of the day. He o sec
end on Jackson's single and the bases
were crowded by McNcilI's short sin
gle. Hewitt then dumped the ball into
the infield for an easy out and the
inning was over.
In the fifth inning George Hale
opened with a single. John Mapel
raped the ball &c the shortstop who
booted IL and all hands were safe.
Hartzell then came along with a sin
gle and two men scored. Roy was
caught at second on Slattery's field
er's choice. Donica singled and Stat
tory transferred to second. Don
Flynn then scored both men with a
s~corching double and scored a moment
later himself on Jackson's single. Nc
Neil flied out to rightfield. Jackson
was caught going to third on the
throw in after Hewitt singled to right
field.
Hale opened the eighth inning with
a triple to centerfield ence. Brokaw
went in to hit for John Mapcl and
went out on an easy grounder Mer-
rift to Halla. Hundreds of the fans
for Bostick to keep up Hale's
work but Brokaw was Manager Arbo-
CASTS choice. Hartzell hit a sacrifice
fly to ccnterfield and Hale scored.
Slattery then crowned the ball for an
other single. Donica went out at
first.
C.. ". Jackson o. up mound duty
for Casper gnd held Greybu.l safe in
the ninth inning. Don Flynn was
robbed OF a triple at least. by Rabbit
Garrity's wonderful catch of his line
drive to the fence for the first out.
jackson singled, Mcneil flied out to
centerfield and Hewitt struck u for
the second successive time.
Casper's wonderful attack in the
Saturday game was just the opposite
of the playing Sunday. Spike Kelley
worked for Greyouil while Lefty Hew-
lit wa on duty for Casper.
BY punching hits in the second
fourth n fifth innings Casper took
an early lead of eight runs. Greybull
scored three in the fifth, two in the
sixth. two in the eighth and tied the
score in the ninth. For three innings
the visitors were held scoreless by
Dave Davenport. Casper pushed
across the winning run in the twelfth
inning when Don Flynn doubled to
center. took third on Jackson's field
er's choice and scored on Reagan's
error.
Casper's attack in the Saturday
game was made possible by the addi-
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up. Don Flynn made an suspicious
debut to Casper fans by getting three
hits, two singles and a double and
coming across with the winning run.
Hank Bostick, Casper's old reliable