, 1924-08-07
INDIAN SIGN
PUT ON HANNA
SUN.

Real league baseball, that Is the
brand OF baseball the Rawlins team
showed the Hanna team last Sun
day afternoon at the Rawlins rdia-
mond when 1t put the Indian sign
ON Hanna by beating them 8 to s..
In nearly every inning there was a
distinguishing feature and in the 9Th
inning there was q play n will
see In only about n out OF 500
games. From the spectators point
Of view 1t was by far the most inter-
esting game to watch that has been
played on the Rawlins field this year.
Playing In a fair wind, a bit too
strong for good baseball but moi
half as strong as the team has play
ed In at different times this year.
and Kingsley. the Indian pitcher. for
for Hanna. There was q fair sized
crowd but not one-tenth as many
people at the game as there should
have been, or would have been had
they known what kind Of baseball
was going to be played.
0askell. the Hanna short stop
vent to bat first and made . hit:
he was followed BY Rider who also
rot . hit. Rider was touched out
between second and third. making
ths hrst out for Hanna while Gaskell
succeeded In making the first run
for that side. B. Cook got q hit
and went to irst. Briggs came up
next and knocked . fast grounder to
short stop who played It. threw II
to second and second to first making
Q double play out OF II.
Cullen was the first man to bat
for Rawlins. he went to frst on an
error on third baseman. Waite went
out at irst. johnson got on and
Cullen came In making the FIRST run
Cor Rawlins. Thompson walked and
the next two men were caught out
tho score for the first inning /
to /.
In the second inning Hanna went
out one. two. three and only four
Rawlins mon were 1t bat before the
side retired. The third inning end
Cd with seros tor each side-bsth
teams were playing nne ball. In the
fourth inning Il looked bad for
RAwlins. the Rawlins short stop
felded q fast groundsr and badly
over-threw hrst base. This seemed
to have the effect Of q bad start.
for after that play Hanna succeeded
Ia ACkhtnR NV eho a1
Rawlins came 70 bat only one run
was made-the score 4 to 2 In favor
Of Hanna. In the NTH inning Raw
Inns turned the tables on Hanna by
making Jour scores to Hanna's one;
this put the score for the game so
far. 6 to s in Rawlins favor.
In the sixth inning II when the
play Of plays happened = J. Cook.
Hanna catcher made . hit and went
to frst: q runne was put In 10 run
for him. Tho next man struck out.
the following player got 70 hrSt on
~ error on second baseman while
the man who had taken Cooks place
worked around to third. Rider. tho
next man struck out. making two
outs for Hanna. Kingsley. tho
Ra<lins pitcher looked At the Hanna
man on third, then was getting the
signal from the catcher. He WAS
standing In . half turned position
but vas still In his box when he look
Cd again At the man who was On
third. BY this time the Hanna man
vas only . short ways from homo
-steaaine homo - Il wsre Kings
10y throw the bail wide 10 Try 70 get
the mAn who was stealing home:
the man u the bat reached Tor the
bali and hit Il. Schmidt On arst
was closely watching the play and
saw tho ball coming toward him.
He reached ~ with m hand and
pulled Il out Of the air. making ~
pretty . catch and third out - one
would want 10 soeelt ~ the kind
Of . play that MAKES baseball the
great attraction that Il u.
The rest Of the game was fast and
Interesting. Hanna fnished the
gane By making no lore runs while
Rawlins continued 20 play big
league ball. II the eighth inning
Cullen cane home 81 Q bunt ~
waite. another god DaAy ~ 0ooA
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