The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-20
idaho EVENS UP
WITH WASHINGTON
SNOW WINS FIRST GAME, 8 TO 2
VISITORS TAKE SECONDOF
SERIES 6 TO 8

SNOW WINS FIRST GAME, 8 TO 2
VISITORS TAKE SECOND OF
SERIES 6 TO 8
University of Idaho and University
of Washington baseball clubs spill
even on the two game series played
mere yesterday and today, Idaho win
ming the first, to 2, through the III
-dividual prowess of "Bung" Snow, and
Washington taking the second this
morning, 6 to g. The first game was
far and away the better ball game of
the two with Snow actually winning
his own game despite the five field
ing baubles of the Idaho team.
The second game played this
morning in the cold and raw weather
with disagreeable wind blowing
gustily, the Washington men took ad-
vantage of Marineau's bad inning and
counted four runs in the fifth on six
hits. Idaho scored three runs in the
first inning on three hits and two
Washington errors. Leonard, Wash
ington pitcher, after the first inning
pitched a nice game of ball, striking
out eight men and keeping the four
other Idaho hits scattered one to an
inning.
Snow Wins Own Game
In the first game everything was
Bung" Snow of Boise, who won his
own game. Snow struck out nine
men, allowed but two scatchy singles,
and pulled himself out number of
bad holes not of his own making. With
better support Snow should have won
a shutout victory. Not only as a
sstar moundsman did Snow star but
also as a hitter He hit for a single
and double in three times at bat
and scored the winning Idaho run
himself in the eighth inning.
Edwards was the longest hitter Of
the day with three bagger to deep
center field. Idaho was first to score
in the first game. Edwards clouted
out the ball for a three Dagger and
scored when Marineau made the pret
tiest hit of the game, two bagger to
right field.
Washington evened up the score
to 1 in the first half OF the fifth when
two Idaho errors brought across a
Washington run. Idaho came back in
their half Of the fifth when Snow
drove across run with his two bag
ger. Wicks reached first on an err
ror and scored on Shows hard hit
Washington counted her second run
in the sixth inning on a single and
two Idaho errors. The winning run
for Idaho came in the eighth inning
when Snow scored. He cracked out
single, went to second on Washing
ton error, was sacrificed to third and
came home on an out at first.
Washington tried hard to stage q
ninth inning rally with three pinch
hitters, who however, made the three
outs of the inning.
The second game was won by
Washington in the fifth inning. Bar
rett, clever first sacker and lead of
man of the visitors, singled. Success
sive singles just over the infield, an
out at first, another single and a
double accounted for the four Wash
ington runs
Stivers, Edwards and CBrien scor-
ed for Idaho in the first inning, Stiv-
ers and O'Brien scoring on Edwards
hit and Edwards coming home on
Cobley's hit
Fielding catches were good in the
second game. "Rich" Fox made a
pretty catch Of a foul fly well within
the race track and Miles, Welts and
Harper robbed Idaho players of hits
with pretty catches. A neat double
play, Harper to Barrett, after Harper
had shared Marineau's liner ended
the possibility of an Idaho ninth in
ming rally.
Scores:
First Game
r H E
Idaho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 5
Washington ...... 2 2
Batteries: Snow and Fox, Idaho;
Seltzer and Maloney, Washington.
Second Game
r. He
Idaho 3 2I
Washington ................ 6