White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-24

A01tIos u ------ "
Bourne, p ------ | Q 0 o 0 0
Totals ------3s 5 "a s. 4
Score by Innings
MeGill - 0 | 0 0 0 | 3 -
Ely-Ruth II 0 0 4 0 0-5
Summary-Strucko out. by Simmons
Cour, Swenson, Glenn; two-base hits,
Cruo, Swenson, Glenn; two-base hits,
Cour, White, Reed; double plays,
Meyers to Reed, White to Glenn;
stolen bases, Neuman, Cour, Mirch;
base on balls, off Crawford 1, off Sim
mons / hit by pitchers, Swenson by
Simmons, Brown by Crawford; wild
pitches, by Simmons /; umpires,
Thurman and Rowan.
There was but one really regretta-
BILE fact In connection with the ex-
cellent exhibition That was the lack
of interest in such an attraction. par
ticularly when 1t was given for a
player like Curtis. and when all the
facts are taken into account the In
jured shortstop, who has done so
much to promote the clean sport dur
ing the season, was entitled 70 far
more consideration than was given
Hill. 4AOEC VIM allCnuC0 Int iva
eft game, while not large in num-
bers, are certainly of the true sports
manship class and returned from the
game we'll satisfied with the exhibi-
ton and content within themselves
that they had given both their moral
and financial support up to the final
closing of the sport for 1922.
When the game was called Conrad
was first up and led of with
grounder. which Riley fumbled. and
Conrad landed safely at the first sta
tion. Herman struck out. Neuman
missed three times but it got past
Mirch and Neuman made his base.
while Conrad. who had worked his
way to third, scored. Swenson was
hit by pitched ball Funk struck
out but Neuman made third and
Swenson advanced to second. Reed
sent 1t to White and was thrown out
by White to Lee.
Cour sent popup which looked
easy, but Neuman dropped it and
Cour made first. Lee hit to Woods
and Cour, who had advanced almost
at will, scored. Bourne did not seem
to have an eye for bases and Lee took
second easily. A few seconds later,
after taking a mile from second. he
got third on balk to Bourne. Riley
sent it on the ground toward third
and 1t bounded in the air, but Con-
rad nailed II and threw Riley out at
first. Brown sent 1t to Newman, who
tried TO get Lee at the home plate,
but Lee scored. Glenn sent a high
fly out to Meyers and Brown was later
caught at second. retiring the side.
Woods. Meyers and Crawford
struck out in the one-two-three order.
White struck out; Mirch hit safely
to right field; Jameson went out on
fly and Mirch was caught at second.
Neither side scored.
In the third inning Conrad was
thrown out by White to Lee. Her
man went out in like manner. Neu-
man got a safe one out in left field,
but Swenson struck out, leaving Neu-
man on base.
Simmons was struck out by Craw-
ford. Cour sent a beauty out to
right for three bases. Lee was thrown
out by Crawford to Reed and Cour
scored. Riley struck out. One run.
Funk was struck out by Simmons.
Reed hit safely to left for one base
and advanced to second on a passed
ball Woods walked. Meyers hit to
second and a double by White to Lee
brought the first half of the fourth
to a close.
Brown was hit by Crawford but
later attempted to advance and was
captured by Swenson to Neuman.
Glenn got it safely out to center field
but White and Mirch were struck out
by Crawford and the score sheet
showed a gooseegg
The fifth opened by Crawford hit
ting a high fly. which Riley dropped.
Conrad made first when he drove 1t
over to third. Herman sacrificed
and Crawford and Conrad advanced
Neuman sent 1t ou to center, scoring
Crawford. Swenson sent a nice high
one, which dropped in Simmons NIT.
Funk sent II over to third but Brown
threw IL over Lees head and both
Neuman and Conrad scored. Reed
sent 1t out to left and Funk scored
Woods struck out after four runs had
been rolled up, leaving the score to
B, with the champions on the short
end.
Jameson drove 1t through Neuman
and made first. Simmons went out
on high fly to Neuman. Cour struck
out and Lee sent a high fly to Funk.
which retired the side.
Meyers drove long one ont to con-
ter but Cour was there and II only
counted one out Crawford and Con-