Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-05-18

AT Stites-Stites, 2; Winona, 5.
Next Sundays Games
National league-Grangevill at Fer
dinand; Cottonwood at Kooskia.
American league-Stites at Green
creek; Winona at Fem.
Grangeville baseball team defeated
Ferdinand in fast game at Border
Days park Sunday, to 2.
FIRST INNING
b. Fry, opened for Ferdinand with
strike out. e. Kinzer was the sec.
ond victim when Kettenbach brought
his high fly home. Moody took first
when RambO failed to block his
grounder. Addison, next man up,
went to first on Altman 3 error and
Moody passed second, but was thrown
out on third, Altman to Feaster.
Altman, lead-off for Grangeville
missed his three, but was out at first,
Fry to Bennett, and Eimers went out
on first, Addison assisting. Putnam
was safe at first, on a muffed ball by
Bennett and stole second Kettenbach
retired Grangeville by his fly to first. |
SECOND INNING
Ferdinand, ard took his place on the |
bench after striking out Bennett and |
Frank both were out on a fly to cen
ter field.
Wade and Basinger struck ont and |
Feaster took first on hit over second.
RambO closed the inning by a strike
and and Grangeville went into the
field again.
THIRD INNING
The third inning, for Ferdinand, was
snappy. Kerr famed, likewise Meak-
in. Benny Fry's fly was taken home
by Putnam.
Hazelbaker went out at first, B.
Fry assisting. Altman S grounder TO
second was bodied and he landed on
first safe, and stole second. Eimers
fouled out to J. Fry. Before Putnam $
fly was caught by B. Fry, Altman
stole third.
FOURTH INNING
Kinzer was thrown out at first by
Feaster. Addison advanced to first
Dn Feaster' s error J. Fry was given :
first base after being hit by pitched
ball and advanced Addison to second. h
Both died on their bases when Bennett
wheezed the air !
Kettenbach, first man up, famed
md Wade was out on a fly to third s
8asinger when first on a single, and :
vas advanced by a single from Feas-
err. Rambo closed the inning by a
trikeout. I
FIFTH INNING
Franks sent short fly over first, n
nd was thrown out by Ketetnbach. 5
Ierr famed also Meakin
Hazelbaker was safe at first after n
is fly was muffed in left field. Altman, s
ext man up, famed and Hazelbaker, =
l an attempt to steal second was u
irown out by catcher. Eimers closed n
re inning by a strikeout.
SIXTH INNING u
Fry was out on a fly to first. Kin 6I
'r's grounder was stopped by Basing- q
;, who threw him out at first Moody u
AIDE the third out when his fly fell ff
to shortstop's hands. 81
The merry go-round for Grangeville l1
arted when Putnam took first on iJi
1kison s error. Kettenbach went y
st and Putman second on Moody's VI
ror. Wade's single sent Putnam iJf
ross the plate, and Kettenbaeh 81
otted home on wild throw, left II
Id to catcher, while Wade went to NE
'ond. Addison gave Basinger first n
d Wade third when he failed TO siiT
,p Basinger's grounder. Feaster [lE
IS bumped out at first, Addison TO n
nnett and Basinger went second. IS6
mbo shot one through first base Us;
1t sent Wade and Basinger home, III
a in the mixup went on to second IN
zelbaker famed and Altman's Single Us
Rambo home. While Eimers was III
ldering at the plate Altman stole IN
ond and was thrown out, attempt vs.
TO steal third, Addison to f. IG
nzer. Pm
SEVENTH INNING 96Tl
Adkison started the seventh with a iUE
'-base hit. j. Fry was safe at first. ~
a grounder to short, when an 96l
empt was made to catch Addison u5
ng second. Bennett famed and 5HlYg
INK went first Fry second and Ad- S6
on third when Basinger dropped Q5
INKS fly. Ferdinand's hopes for ~
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