The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-07-18
CALDWELL COPS
SUNDAY BATTLE
OFF BOISE, 8-3
Wyman Given INCEST
Drubbing of Season; a
Ninth Inning Hitting
Cinches Good Game.

Four consecutive two-baSe hits,
clean hitting that no major Lacquer in
the world could have helded, brought
Boise bacon home to Caldwell Sum
day evening after ninth inning rally
had definitely sailed away baseball
game. The score was 8-3 and, The
Statesman sports editor notwith-
standing, it was clean hitting, not in
field bungles, that gave Caldwell the
game. incidentally, Jack Wyman got
his first official humping Of the sea-
son and incidentally, Caldwell now
leads the Capital City team on sea-
sons series performance. having cop
ped three of the five games played
thus far.
! Boise followed the p~overbial custom
against Caldwell and annexed couple
in the first frame, Williams, first up,
hit safely. Then. Wells and Ashen-
felter whitfield and Zienke connected
safely for a single. A wild pitch that
rolled to the grandstand and that
Webb forgot to chase in the absence
of ground rules, let both runners
score. Nadeau walloped one for two
bases but Chapman struck out to re-
tire the side.
Caldwell never got into action until
the fifth inning although the locals
were persistantly populating the bases
and Wyman was working all the
while. Two double plays nipped pos
sible scores for the home team in these
early innings. But in the fifth three
! safeties and bobble netted two runs
! to tie the score, Hoard and Franz
back checking in at the pan on An
S sells terrific wallop. Boise came
3 back in the next frame and again took
the lead when Nadeau's poke, an error
t and another wild pitch, netted Bosses
< third and last tally.
Things drifted along that way until
the eighth inning when the home club,
: hitting Wyman freely all the while,
: really began to paste the, pellet where
: fielders weren't standing squarely in
3 the path of the ball Benedict, Cor
I nell, Sherman and Fisk, coming up in
n turn, touched Wyman up and two
n runs scored Stewart was going
smoothly and Boise never had a
chance to get even with that one run
handicap.
But Just to prove that the scores
were not fluky, Caldwell started some
thing right away in the ninth after
Stewart had been retired. Hoard got
a life on Chapman's error and then
Ansell, Webb, Benedict, Cornell and
o Sherman, in turn advancing to the
l. plate, connected for two-base wallops
$ for four runs. It was beautiful hit
&c ting for the home club but disheart-
L ening for the Boise fans who began
y to leave the crowded grandstand in
y hordes without waiting for Rosen.
z heim's men to come to bat for Their
3 last try. 1t is quite probate that Cald
o we'll, once in the habit, might have
> been polling out two-base hits yet Blu
m for the fact that dutch" Sherman
III tried to stretch his blow to three base
q and the side was retired when h
ie found out he couldn't make it.
: In all, Caldwell collected Is hits OF
!. Wyman, the worst drubbing tina
young man has received in severa
seasons while Stewart was goo
enough to let Boise down with
measley seven blows. incidentally
a. not one of the Boise tallies was a
" earned run.
III The score. H