The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-02
CALDWELL WINS
FROM PAYETTE
IN FIN { RALLY
Rejuvinated Local Team
Wallops Ball All Over
Lot in Eighth Inning;
Score Ga.


soundly trounced Payette here Sunday
when sensational eighth inning rally
Melted three runs, enough to win by
a % score. 1t was climax that
comes only about once in season.
Caldwell trailed the visiting team
from the first to the eighth inning.
Payette scored twice in the initial
frame and added two more in the
third inning. In both instances, clean
hard hitting drove home the runs,
Perry, Bird and Potter proving for
midable group with the willow.
In Caldwell's half of the first frame,
Dutch" Sherman gave a splendid ex-
hibition Of speed on the paths for
Caldwell's first score. He walked
and then promptly stole second base.
The throw went through the second
baseman's legs and while the center
fielder was meandering in to gather
up the pellet, Sherman romped home,
beating the throw by a foot Hazel
tine, Payette's youthful twirler, be-
came unsettled and Johnson also drew
free ticket. Benedict followed with
a double and Webb scored the Sec
ond baseman with a nice clout Civ
ems and HURT failed to do better than
weak flies and promising rally flat
tened out.
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the third when he walked, was ad-
vanced on Owens neat single and
scored on wild pitch HURT follow
ed with a safety but Framback fam
ned for the third out.
With the score As, the game sailed
along almost without incident until
the eighth.
Webb started the inning by flying
out. Givens walked and fans came to
life in hurry. HURT connected with
safety into right field. 1t was his
third consecutive hit of the day, the
high school player leading local swat
tiers with three ~safeties in four trips
to the plate.
Framback, who had failed to touch
the ball in three previous times at the
rubber, got hold of one for a pretty
single just over short. And Field.
high school twirler, connected for his
second safety of the day while two
runs crossed the rubber. Cornell also
got hold of one through second and
Framback ambled home. Sherman
forced Cornell at second and Johnson
went out, short to first to end the
inning.
But the lead was enough to win.
Field, who had improved steadily as
the game progressed, handled the
heavy end of the Payette batting or
der in one-two-three order in the
ninth and the game was over.
1t was far cry from the miserable
exhibition Caldwell put up last Sun
day at Boise to the clocklike perfor-
nance Sunday. Only one error MARI
ed the dope sheet Sunday for Cald-
well and that was when Johnson, try
ing for double play, hurried himself
little and dropped the toss from Cor
nell on the pivotal bag.
Field, pitching out of his class,
worked effectively. He had two bad
innings. the first and the third. Con-
troll and steadiness pulled him out of
other holes and the team worked nice
ly behind him. In addition to his
baserunning, Sherman played stel-
lar game in center, covering lots of
ground, and snagging several flies
that had all the earmarks of hits and
getting the ball home once in time to
head off a runner and Webb's quick
throw nailed him at third.
Summary R H E
Caldwell 6 IL /
Payette 4 9 2