Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-11

Alex Remneas' twirling was too
much for the Electrics Sunday at
Earring park and a crowd of 1900
fans watched the Eagles win a 3 to 0
shutout and the City league %pennant.
Remneas moved down opposing bats
men, registering a total of IL strike
outs, which is the season league rec
ord. Both pitchers were touched for
seven safe hits, but no Electric got
more than a single, while Moe clouted
one over the left field barrier for a
home run on Chamberlain, this being
the second hit of the season to clear
the Outfield boards. Duckett got the
only other extra base clout of the
afternoon. a clean two-bagger which
went to the left field fence. Chamber
lain twirled a good game, although
lacking the control with which he had
the Eagles well in hand on Labor day.
The Eagles looked like a different
team with Remneas in the box and
Laughlin gathering them in out in the
center garden. Adamson contributed
the sole Eagle error, muffing Knights
%grounder in the first of the second
frame. but then. the Eagles practi-
cally had a day off with the majority
of Electric batters whiting; They
were a nervous club facing the vet
eran big Lacquer and it showed all the
way through. Men who have been get
ting hits in every game for a month
came up with an evident utter lack of
confidence, and Remneas had no trou-
bic in sending them back.
Chamberlain ruined the only real
chance the Electrics had TO score in
the first and third. The first three
men up gathered singles and Martin
came TO bat with the bases crowded.
{ III mhprloin hainu on third Martin
lifted a long high fly towards Sam
%uelson in left field. Instead of obey
ing knights coaching orders and stay
ing on or getting back to the sack.
Chamberlain WIS yards off. so far that
Buckley ran over to third from short,
look the throw IN from Samuelson and
tagged the Electric twirler for the sec
his toes. he would have had an elegant
chance to leg it for home after the
fly was caught. Daniels retired the
other two base runners and himself
with a high foul.
First Inning
Pete BroSs was the first excursion |
alist to the plate for the Electrics
and drew a quick trip to the bench
after three futile swipes. Dill and
Martin both faced Remneas as though
they expected to do the same, and
did.
Adamson led the Eagle batting or
der and knocked UP an easy fly which
Knight absorbed on third. Laughlin
grounded out via the mound. Macrae
drew the firt hit of the game with a
fast single past the initial bag. He
started for second when Oriet ground
ed to short and was tossed out easily.
Second Inning
Daniels opened with a fast single
past second. Knight cracked a ground
ball at Adamson, which the latter
muffed for the only Eagle error of the
afternoon and recovered too late.
knight beating out the throw and Dan
iels perching safe on second. With
things getting a bit dangerous. Rem
meas frightened and famed Shorty Bross
and Anderson. Sohl retired the side
by a baby fly to the pitcher.
Moe opened by lifting the horsehide
over the left field fence for a home
season the ball has been sent over the
fence. Duckett drew q pass. Buck
ley grounded to short. Martin allowing
it TO trickle through. The throw in
caught Duckett trying to make third
from first, Buckley going down to
second on the out. Samueis0n got a
nice single past second on which Buck
ley scored. SamueIsOn making second
on the throw to the plate to catch
Buckley. Samuelson advanced to third
on a fast ball which Duckett failed to
hold. Remneas struck out, and Adam
son retired the side when Sohl made
a pretty stop of his liner back of sec
ond and beat the speedy Eagle to the
bag. Two runs.
Third Inning
~bor,borla nro,oJ nil
which skidded by first. and Pete Bross
followed with another between first
and second. Dill was credited with a
hit when he laid a perfect punt and
beat it out. With three on bases and
none out. Martin lifted a fly to Samuel
son in left field. Chamberlain was off
the bag at third and was tagged out by
Buckley when Samuelson threw in to
him at third. Daniels popped a foul
back of first base for the final out.
Laughlin lifted an easy fly into the
right garden which S. Bross muffed,
Laughlin going to second. Macrae
popped an infield fly out to Anderson. +,
Oriet laid a bunt to the pitcher and
out, LaughIin going to third, Moe .
retired the side with a long fly into c
right field.
Fourth Inning e
iAdieht NO1hNNtVN " n DItllN SlISle 4
over second and reached that base {
S. Bross grounded out, Adamson !
to Macrae. He died here when Ander- &
and Sohl whitfield. t
Duckett hit safely for two bases.
the ball going clear to the left garden
Buckley famed and Samuel c
son flied ont to left field. Duckett q
scored on Remneas' single to right t
field. 1t would have taken a perfect +
brow to catch Duckett. Adamson c
aid a grass cutter down to second. and d
Sohl missed Anderson's peg to first, f
he ball rolling to the bleacher fence q
pack of first, and Remneas and Adam v
son residing on second and third when v
t reached the infield again. Laughlin v
matters by striking out. One
'un. a
Fifth Inning t
Chamberlain. Pete Bross and Dill t
Ill famed in quick order. D
Macrae grounded out to second. d
0riet placed a pretty single between q
bird and short, but was out a moment :,
stealing when Daniels peg to b
Anderson was slapped on him. Oriet b
protested the decision, claiming to have
rot under Anderson, but Base Umpire il
Porter waved him to the bench. Moe I
lied out to center field, n