The diamond drill., 1921-09-03

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stone 2. Hit by Pitcher-Loeffler
One out when winning run was scored
By innings 234 567 7S9 10
c. Falls 30 o OO0O o 90 IL
Gladstone :. 0O00O 100 o o 90
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FAN FODDER
The games Sunday and Monday prom
ise TO be the hardest fought OF any
games SO far. Crystal Fails has lost
games and Marquette II Crystal
Falls wins both games It means that
Marquette Is out OF IT, IL Marquette
wins both Crystal Falls is out OF IL. II
they split even the rubber must be
played at Marquette.
O.
Marquette and Ishpeming split in a
row last Sunday; Marinette beat Iron
Mountain 5 to 2; Escanaba beat New
berry to and Munising beat the
500.
Marquette comes here for two games
one Sunday and one Monday. Marqu-
ette stands next to Crystal Falls in
games won this season and much OF
the claim for supremacy viii depend
upon the outcome OF these two games.
II Crystal Falls wins both or splits
even she will play return game at
Marquette. II Marquette wins both
Crystal Falls will be out of the run
ming.
Escanaba beat Newberry last Sun
day by a score OF to 2 Eske Is play
ing fine BAH since she braced She
seems TO be the hoodoo OF Crystal
Falls for last year and this year also
she has beaten Crystal Falls every
game played although a hair one way
or the other would have given the
game to the locals, the last game being
lost OF play that our own umpire
didn't see,
Calumet Is to play here soon. Calu-
met IS the leader OF the Copper coun-
try league and has beaten Marquette
o.
The fates were against Loeffler
when he hit that ball into the tree.
AS Captain Demrosky said "He hit II
hard enough TO have had home run
In the sixth Williams was clearly
safe al third and certainly would
have scored, as there was none out at
The time That fluke OF Noldens kind /
of evens up for the bad luck that Loef
iler had when his hit tagged FOR d
home run, hit the tree
A perusal OF the box score would
Indicate that Crystal Falls was shy
some where in its base running with
Ten hits and only one score One
must have seen the game to appre-
,iate the circumstances Several
tines following singles the batter fol-
lowing hit TO first or second. causing
! double Twice had the bali gone
in inch higher II would have eVaueu
ne felders, but. like the ball that hit
the tree. It didn't. and double plays
resulted thus rendering the hits use
less
The most sensational plays OF the
game was In the second inning when
Slasner passed one man and hit the
next. The third man up sacrificed !
them along a base Glasner got busy
and after delivering a ball to the
catcher shot tho ball 70 Kenney and
the man OFF third about three
feet. Hank" Olmestead started in TO
pan the runner who was caught
and didn't notice al Annear sneak up
10 second. on a signal from Williams
Glasner wheeled and shot the ball TO
second catching the man there also. II
was partly Olmstead's fault for he
was coach and should have saved his
panning lecture until he got TO the J
dog house. 1t was also good base ball
FOR Crystal Falls.
Some OF our old time opponents at
Iron River can't forget their enmity
We would admonish those OF our fans
who resent the altitude 10 forget II
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