The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-05-08
CALDWELL AND
VISITORS TIE
IN TWO GAMES
Baseball Teams Divide
Week End Series Fri
d ay and Saturday;
Scores lis and 80.

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baseball teams divided honors in a two
game series played here Friday and
Saturday. Caldwell walked off with
the first weird matinee by il-S score
but Twin Falls copped the Saturday
morning game. so.
Garrity and Musse. the Twin Falls
battery for the Saturday morning
heart breaking contest, are both Cald-
well boys, grabbed for Twin Falls by
the system of athletics in vogue there
that prompts the school to comb the
state for athletic material And that
the battery is good one is evidenced
by the fact that only three hits were
garnered of Garrity's speedy slants and
only once did Caldwell work a man as
far around the diamond as third base.
But for three Caldwell errors, every
one OF them expensive. the Saturday
game might have been one of these
long drawn out no-scorc thrillers that
you read about and seldom see. For
Earwood was himself going great
guns. He struck out IL Twin Falls
hittcrs and let the visitors down with
four binges. Earwood had lots OF
stuff and in addition was fielding his
position well. grabbing off six ground
balls for put-outs.
Boots cost Caldwell the game. In
.l. IL
Jarman's grounder long enough to
live that man a life Mussel followed
with a high fly in left that Mutch lost
in the morning sun and finally drop
ped. Atkinson advanced both run
ners with sacrifice drive to Kim in
deep second and Hammong scored
both with clean single to right field.
G.. Jarman counted the other run in
the sixth frame when Morris again
booted his easy roller. went to second
On a sacrifice hit and scored on two
passed balls which Smith let get away
rom him.
That ended the scoring Only in
me inning did Caldwell really threaten
o cross the pan. That was in the
bird when after Nickle had grounded
nut, Lawson walked, Lowell hit and
ensen walked. In the meanwhile
Kim had lined to Nye and the best
:arwood could do was to force Jen-
en- at second base.
Friday afternoons game was COM
dy OF errors and the greatest run
citing roundup seen locally in many
Moons. Boots behind Bardsley. fol-
owed by timely bingles. accounted for
very one OF Twin Falls runs Four
l the first, two more in the fourth and
mother in the sixth looked like an
npossible handicap.
But the fireworks started in the sew
nth inning. Caldwell base runners
hased around the bags, crossed the
an so fast that scorers could hardly
eep up with the procession. With
lie bases filled with Caldwell runners
nd none down, the Twin Falls in
eld made the mistake of trying to
i've Jarman a shut-out and played in
ose to nail runners at the pan. Blows
trough the inheld followed in rapid
accession and before the side was fin
ly retired, Jarman had been der
cked, Is men had batted and i runs
I'd been scored.
Week after next, Caldwell high
hool team is invading the Twin
alls territory. From present indica-
ons, the series that will be played
Twin Falls will determine the state
again this season.
Both games here were generously
tended. Five hundred hectic fans
w the Friday afternoon game and at
asst $50 turned out for the early Sat
day morning contest. in spite OF the
,mpetition offered by the Founders