The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-02
CALDWELL COPS
ANOTHER CAME
IN FINAL DASH
Boise Victim of Final
Winning onslaught and
Loses in Eleventh by
III Score.

Caldwell's almost proverbial punch
won another ball game Tuesday. This
time 1000 Caldwell and Boise baseball
bugs saw the Capital City aggregation
go down to defeat after having the
game virtually sewed up. Eleven in
nings it took and three times the score
was tied. But in the eleventh frame,
Caldwell clubbers got to Wells and
Ashenfelter for -four runs And
Hoard, Caldwell recruit, turned
Boise batters back in the final half
of that eventful inning in nice shape.
There was more than just a ball
game at stake. Under arrangements
governing this special holiday matinee,
the net gate proceeds were to be split
between the contesting clubs, 6O-40
And both teams were out after that
20 per cent, neat little sum of almost
500.
Framback started the game for
Caldwell. He had more smoke than
against Parma but Boise batters hit
safely when they hit and breaks of
the game helped Boise to collect four
runs in as many innings. When
Zienke clouted the ball over the left
field fence, Webb took Framback out
and sent in Stewart, despite the fact
\that the left handed twirler had pitch
Ma hard game but two days before.
Stewart got away nicely. He was
hit spasmodically but managed to
keep the blows scattered and until
the matinee went into extra innings
and Stewart. began visibly to tire,
Boise garnered only one tally off his
delivery.
Boise led from the first inning I'M
til the ninth. In the initial frame, a
couple of blows, an out and wild
pitch netted two runs. Williams
scored on a wild heave which The
Statesman credited as a stolen home
base. Ashenfelter also scored.
1t was not until the first of the
seventh that the Caldwell team begar
to look as possible winners. Cornell
singled and Sherman doubled. An err.
ror followed and both Cornell and
Sherman scored. These two run.
left Boise on the long end of a A.;
score. Boise added another counter
in the last of the seventh and .increas
ed their lead to what looked like ar
impossible obstacle.
Neither team scored in the eight
although the locals collected two saf
swats and a run seemed certain. Blu
the ninth was different. Sherman lie,
~off with double, Stewart famed, blu
Webb got nice safety scoring Sher
man and HURT walked. Chapman
booted Anse1l's grounder and tn
bases were cluttered with two dow
and Benedict up. Mr.. Benny
got lucky swipe that plant
ed fly into short left Both infeld
ers and outfelders waited for the 9th
err guy to get the ball and both HOARD
running for Webb, and HURT scored
1t was nice blow that crossed up tn
infeld, playing in close and the Bots
left fielder, hugging the fence in ar
ticipation of one of Benedict's we
known line drives to the corner of III
lot. Nelson went out on cas-
chance for the third out.
Two two-base hits tied the scor
again before one man had been re
tired in Bosses half of the inning
But Stewart frightened up and pr'
vented further scoring, leaving tn
score sc at the end of the REGULATE
nine-inning game.
Caldwell counted again in the tent
when Cornell got beautiful triple IL