White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06
MG|lL SCALPS ELY
IN SPIRITED GAME

ernoon and drove the Ely baseball
players back into the cellar py d
score of IL TO 9. The attendance was
estimated at 1000.
The game was a good enc n the
McGill stars scored a clean victory,
outplaying Ely in the held o the
first to the ninth inning. Jenkinson
pitched an excellent game, holding
the McGill team down to eight hits.
After Ely had rollei up four runs
off Dubrovak in the secon inning
Crawford took the mound for McGili
and by clever work held his cppon-
ents down to a like number of runs
during the remainder of the game,
allowing them to oaly in the
fourth and ninth.
The weather was perfect. \ light
shower shortly after the noon hour
served to nicely settle the dust and
Old Sol was kind to- the fielders by
lust yelling himself sufficiently 10
making playing conditions ideal.
First Jnning-As soon as the molo-
dious voice of Hicks rang out play
ball." Cour stepped to the plate and
obeyed orders by sending a long
drive out to left field For as ilean a
home run as any aggregation OF fans
could desire to witness. Lee sent
one through Curtis and reached first.
Riley hit safely to the right field and
advanced Lee to third. Ginter sent
a high fly to right field and N. Her
man dropped il, allowing Lee 70
score. Glenn sent 4 hot one past X.
y. Herman on second, scoring Riley
and Ginter. Jones sent the oall over
to the track for a three-base hit, on
which Glenn scored. Mirch hit to
Conrad and was thrown out at first.
Jameson hit TO Jenkinson and in a
pretty mixup Curtis threw Mirch out
at second. Dubrovack famed. leay-
ing Jones TO die on third. and the
McGill players took to the held with
five runs to their credit.
Conrad hit 10 Riley and was
thrown out at first. On the run TO
first Conrad sprained a tendon in his
right leg. which later forced him to
retire from the game. Nj. Herman
famed, biting on tho third ole a mile
wide. rheobold hit TO second and
was thrown out by Jameson TO Glenn.
Second Inning-Cour and Lee
were struck out by jameson in rapid
succession. Riley was called safe on
first, where the margin was narrow.
dlHltI Iditit3ds itAiiih3 wv u
Groeschner sent a pretty long
drive to center. making first with
ease. Swenson drove II out 10 right
field and G%roeschner advanced TO
third. Curtis sent a high fly TO left
field and Groeschner. after waiting 10
enjoy the pretty catch by Lee, scored
the first run for the home team. With
r.. N. Herman up two passed balls
taarratftaI GNEnnonn IN ndV0nrn ng far
third. Dubrovaek walked Herman
and next struck Collins out. Jenkin-
son hit on IL for a three-bagger 10
right field, scoring Swenson and X.
y. Herman. With Conrad ut the bat
Dubroyack placed one ten feet high
and Jenkinson scored. Crawford then
replaced Dubrovack and walked Cen
rad. NJ. Herman was thrown out at
first by Riley to Glenn. The cor
board showed ) to 4, with the visitors
still in the lead.
Third Inning--Glenn sent II near
first but beat Collins to the bag.
Jones sent a high fly to center, which
Groesehner gobbled up. Jenkinson
Glenn 10 pal close while
struck out both Mireh and Jane
son and another doughnut was nailed
in the score board.
For Ely Theobold struck out and
Grceschncr sent up a fly behind sec
ond base. which Jameson took into
camp by a star catch. Swenson fam
ned ard the McGill boys remarked.
Now Just for that
Fourth Inning-Crawford took
first when hit by a pitched ball. Cour
sent a long drive 10 center. on which
advanced to third. Lee sen
il TO Curtis. who threw Crawford out
at the home plate, and cour advanced
TO third. Riley struck out and Gin
ter was thrown out at first b. Curtis
10 Collins, arranging the gooseeggs
three in a row.
Curtis sem a beauty midway be-
tween left and center. which looked
like the grapes but "All-Staf cour
fielded IL i'm like lightning. forcing
Curtis to stop on second for safety.
II. n. Herman sent q erOunder 10
and made first az Curtis ad-
vanced to third. Collins hit to Riley
and made first while Curtis tied the
score With Herman On second and
Collins on first Jenkinson sent Il long
drive out over first. After going clear
around, driving Herman and Collins
in ahead of him. ON arriving home he
received the encouraging information
II was a foul ball and the play
ers returned TO their respective STA
tions. on "A short drive to second
Jenkinson was thrown out by jane
SOL to Glenn. Conrad sem a long fly
center. evidently overlooking the
fact that Cour attends TO all matters
in that section. cour gent it back as
fast as 1t wen. out but II. N. Herman
scored and Collins advanced 10 third.
with NJ. Herman up Collins scored ON
n passed ball. Herman walked and
Theobold went out on a fly ball To
Ginter. This arranged the score Z 10
: i'm favor of the home team
Conrad retired from the game and
was replaced at third by Groesshner.
Culbert was assigned 10 enter and
took conrad's position In the batting
order.
Fifth 1nning-Gl.nl sent II out OF
the lot by the right field route and
went back to the bench with n home