Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-12
.COLFAX WINS OUT
IN EXCITING GAME
Walsh Scores Winning Run When
TRICKY NIisiudgcs High Fly i'm
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WHITMAN COUNTY LEAGUE

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When Trigby misjudged a high fly
in the eighth inning of Sundays
Pullman-Colfax league baseball game
Walsh crossed the pan for Colfax and
tailed the winning run. Score: Col
fax ), Pullman A. 1t was a game
that was brim full of thrills and SEN
satiOnal plays and was anybody's vic
tory from the time the first man
faced the pitcher until the last man
was out in the ninth. A good crowd
witnessed the game and everybody
felt that he had his moneys worth.
McCutcheon, first man up for Col
fax, singled, stole second and scored
on an error by Dow in center field.
Moss Dow and Austell failed to CON
meet for Pullman.
COltaX went out in one, two, three
order in the second, with Pitcher
Trigby working like big Lacquer
knight singled for Pullman and Jen-
sen drew base on balls, but Daubert
frightened up and struck out Trigby,
Stairett and Muller in short order.
McCutcheon started the third in
ming for Colfax with a strikeout, but
Griffin and Pace drew singles and
Walsh raped the ball for two bases
Stapleton was hit by a pitched ball
and Faus singled three runs COM
ing across during the melee.
Roberts, first up for Pullman,
drew a base on balls. Moss was out
on fly to second and Dow singled.
Austell was safe on fielder's choice
Roberts going out at the plate
Knight connected for a double and
Jensen and TRICKY singled. scoring
three runs and making the count
to 3 in favor OF Colfax
ColfaX went out three in a row in
the fourth. Muller was safe for Pull
man on an error at first and Rob
erts sacrificed, advancing Muller to
second. Moss was thrown out at
first and Dow drew a base on balls.
Austell struck out, spelling Pull
mans chances to tie the score.
Pace singled for Colfax in the
fifth. Griffin went out to short stop,
! Walsh was out when Dow grabbed
his high fly and Stapleton was
! thrown out at first by Knight Knight
and Jensen failed to connect for Pull
man. TRICKY drew a base on balls
/ but was out on Stairett's grounder
ito second.
Faus, Squires and Snyder were
easy outs in the sixth. For Pullman,
/ Moss single went for naught when
Muller, Roberts and Dow failed to
negotiate.
Daubert hit for two bases for Col
fax in the seventh, but died on base
when McCutcheon, Griffin and Pace
were easy outs. For Pullman. Aus
tell went out, second to first, and
knight connected for two bases.
Jensen singled and knight scored,
| tying the score at 4 all Trigby sac
rificed to first and Stairett went out
at second, leaving Jensen on base
Walsh hit for three bases for Col
fax at the opening of the fateful
eighth inning. Trigby struck out
Stapleton and Faus. Squires hit a
short, high fly which Trigby mis-
judged in the high wind and Walsh
crossed the pan with the winning
run Muller singled for Pullman but
was caught OFF first. Roberts and
Moss went out.
TRICKY whitfield Daubert at The
opening of the ninth and McCutch-
con was out, second to first Griffin
singled and Dow erred on PAGES lily
to the outfield. Walsh ended the
inning with an out from short stop
to first. Dow Austel and Knight
failed to connect for Pullman and
the game was over.
The two teams were fifty-fifty on
hits and errors, each securing . hits
and being charged with three errors.
Colfax ALB. r. H.
McCutcheon. IF ........4 1 l
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