White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-06

both first and second occupied.
was called out by Thur
man at third and a large number OF
real fans put their 'kerchiefs to their
nostrils. Crawford famed Herman
the side retired without scoring.
Sixth Inning-Ie sent a nice
practice fly to center but Culbert
failed to get under 1t. Riley drove 1t
over to Curtis and Lee was thrown
out by Curtis to jameson. G1nter
went to first on a hit to left field and
Riley advanced to second. Glenn
went out on u popup to II. N. Herman.
Jones Sent II to second and made first
with a close call, filling the bases.
Mirch drove a hot one between first
and second but II. n. Herman made
a brilliant stop and by a throw to
Collins headed Mirch of and retired
the side.
Collins found the ball but was
thrown out by Crawford 10 Glenn.
Jenkinson headed enc for the hay
but chose the dangerous left field
route and Cour's rapid work again
prevented q home run. forcing Jen-
kinson to camp at third Culhert fan
ned and with X. Herman up yenkin-
son was caught trying to pilfer home.
Seventh Inning-Jameson SEN II
to Jenkinson and was promptly
thrown out at first. Crawford hit to
X. N. Herman. who threw TO Collins
and stopped Crawford. Jenkinson
permitted Cour to walk. Cour was
then limping and jameson was as
signed to run for him. Jenkinson
tried to nail Jameson on first but
Collins dropped ii and jameson ad-
vanced to second. Lee sent the ball
to third and Grocschner picked IL up
but threw il away and jameson
crossed the home plate for Cour. tie
ing the score. Riley placed IT over
by third and was thrown out by
Groescner to Collins. McGill took
the field with the figures 7 to :.
NJ. Herman drove IL oyer to first.
where Glenn nailed IL To- the plate.
Theobold was thrown OFT by Ginter
to Glenn and when G%roeschner step
ped up a like play between Riley and
Glenn ended the seventh with the fig
urs still I to 7.
Eighth Inning-Ginter sem n
right through Groeschnor and took
first. Glenn placed II between first
and escond and Ginter va thrown
our at second by X. n. Herman to
Curtis. Jones sen il out To the rail
road tracks for a homer. scoring
Glenn ahead of him. Mireh drove II
v IN The region where Curtis pre-
sides but by the brilliant work of the
Ely man AT short Mirch was thrown
out at first. jameson drove n hot
one. which struck Jenkinson's glove,
but Curtis was again right ON the jog
and by a throw 20 Collins nailed jam
go, nit 1T - IL - a-.-..
put the visitors in the lead and the
score stood 8 10 Z in favor 81 the
McGill team.
Swenson sent IL over - Riley. who
threw to Glenn and headed .iwenson
on by a long margin. Curtis sent n
beauty out TO center. Cour got a
trifle too far under II and Curtis
marched To the sea of honor wearing
the home run colors. II. y. Herman
was thrown out Mt first by Jameson
to Glenn and Collins met a like fate
when Gintor threw 10 Glenn. The
end OF this inning showed the score
. TO 3, with honors naturally TO the
guests. and both sides then settled
down for the grand windup.
Ninth Inning-Crawford was hit
by n pitched ball. Cour drove a hot
which bounced three feet
Gr~oeschner's head but Groesch-
ner went in the air after IL like n
and pulled IL down. lie tried
TO head Crawford off at second but
lost by a nose. jameson sgain re-
placed cour M the base line. Lee
famed and Riley nit 10 right field.
Crawford. Ginter was hit by
a pitched ball. which filed the bases.
Glenn sent a high fly. which was
nicely gobbied up by Theobold In left
field as jameson, running for cour.
on the long play. Jones fan
ned. which was the eni of a perfect
day for MeGill.
Jenkinson nailed II on the ground
in front of the home plate and vas
out by Mirch 10 Glenn. Funk
then n5hered in To save the Gay
but Crawford famed him. NJ Her
sent a fly To Ginter ard the cur
tain rolled down.
Official Scorekceper Stephenson
summarized the uroppplfur4 rs fol-