The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-07-25
CALDWELL GOES
IN I Q TIE FOR
SECOND PLACE
Weiser and Local Club
In Neck to Neck Race;
Parma Easy for Home
Team.

Caldwell and Weiser are tied for
second place in the Western Idaho
league standing as result of Sum-
days games. Caldwell won in walk
from Parma here and Boise, league
leaders, trounced Weiser at Weiser,
SO. Each teams final standing de-
ponds on next Sundays games. Cald-
we'll plays Payette and Weiser meets
Parma, the places having been left
without being determined on the sche-
dule.
Caldwell had an easy time with
Parma here Sunday although it took a
lot of innings before the Caldwell
swatsmiths really got into action. For
seven innings it was good ball game
although the two teams were inclined
to let the matinee drag somewhat.
Caldwell Scores First.
Caldwell was first to score. In the
second frame Cornell got blow that
went thru Bowers at second for hit.
He went to second on an outheld err
ror in retrieving the ball. Sherman
walked and Fisk got a timely blow in
to center field that Stockton heaved
wide and Cornell scored. With Sher-
man on third, Framback laid one
down the third base line and Dutch"
scored. Stewart and Hoard whitfield
to end the inning.
One more run was collected in the
third when Ansell walked and Webb
on hit and run play that was beau
tifully executed, pasted the ball into
center field. Ansell pulled up at third.
Benedict hit into double play but
Ansell came home while Webb and
the batter wefe being retired.
One Bad Inning
Hoard, pitching for Caldwell, had
lots of stuff on the ball and Parma
was having trouble finding the pellet,
much less getting hits. But in the
fourth inning, they suddenly found
him for four consecutive swats and
three runs. Three of the hits came
after two men were down. a
After that one bad frame, the little
twirler settled down and, although
Parma got two more safeties, they
were scattered and the visitors never
had a chance to add to their total
runs. Ten strikeouts are credited to
him during the matinee.
Caldwell got the winning runs in
the seventh inning. Stewart led OH
with neat single between pitcher and
first base that he beat out when the
infeld got tangled up. Hoard attempt
ed to bunt and, in doing so, Coovert
Parma southpaw, dashed in madly t.
field the ball. A little pop fly was thu
best Hoard could do but the veal
effort went for hit when it fell safe
w almost in the pitchers box. An
sell, acting under instructions, wen
out on the third attempted bunt blu
Webb connected for his second safet.
and the bases were filled. Renedic
drove one into right center that Shell
don, after hard run, got under bu
dropped and Stewart and Hoar'
scored. Cornell ended the inning b.
hitting into fast double.
Hit The Ball. II.
Whatever doubt that remained
to these two rallies being enough t
win were removed in the next innin
when Caldwell finally got to Coover
finding him for seven hits and 81
runs. Sherman singled, stole secon
and third to the delight of the fans
Fisk drove one thru third, Frambac
doubled, Stewart beat out blow
short, Ansell doubled and webb n
safely for the third time. Hoard ha
gone out on line drive right INT
Bowers hands, Benedict went to mr.
on a felders choice, Cornell uncorke
a long fly to center field that score
Webb from third and Sherman Il
second time up in one inning, answe
ed a clamor for another hit by whit
ing.
Parma could do nothing in the mint
despite Beaie's double to start the II
ming and the game was over.
Engle, Seattle scout, sat in u
stands watching Benedict perform, Il
local first sacker having last wei
signed a contract with the McCred
outfit. Benny responded without
hit and is credited with the only DO
BILE the home club made during q
game. Engle wanted to see Stewa