Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-29
A. c. \. TRIMS
LOCALS 8 TO 5


Belt lost to the A. C. NJ. team Sun
day on the home grounds by . score
Of to 5.
The new manager acted for the first
time and had an opportunity 10 see
some Of the Belt players perform some
of their classiest stunts
The day was rather cold and chilly,
not just the kind Of day for air tight
ball and . little too cold for good
pitching.
Humphreys started for Belt and in
three innings allowed six hits and
three sacrifices which netted the A.
c. Ms four earned runs. Gaugler
batted for Humphreys in the last half
Of the third and pitched the remain
ing six innings with erratic support.
IN the fifth inning when Belt had
an opportunity to tie the score. john
ston stopped to fix his shoe as he
stood ten feet off first base and was
out by six feet
First inning: A. C. Mn Morgan
dOWbled. Harvey out short 10 first
Snyder sacrificed to center. Mattick
singled and H0uck grounded ont to.
first l run. Belt Johnston ont
pitcher to first. v. Daniels out short
to first Adamson few out to left
Second innings A. G. NC. Nor
gan flew TO Harper. GrsssesscAi cut
same place. Ryan out knight 20 An
Serson Belt Spec euk by WAC efl
third. Anderson famed Harper
grounded to short.
Third inning: Wade singled. M.
Morgan grounded out to first, sending
Wade to second. Harvey singled
Wade scoring. Snyder sacrificed
Mnttick sent three bagger over vsrn
Daniels head. Honck singled and G.
Morgan flew out to center. s runs.
Belt-EOwry singled and stoIe second.
Knight whitfield Gaugler singled but
was caught stealing. Johnston fouled
Out.
Fourth inning; Gressesschi singled. |
Ryan famed. Wade sacrificed Gres-
sesschi to second. NJ. Morgan sent !,
three bagger into centerfieId and
Harvey went ont Adamson to first. 1
run. Belt--V. Daniels ont short 10
first. AdamsOn was passed. Spec
got q free ticket. Adamson was caught
stealing third, and Anderson famed
Fifth inning: Snyder got first on
an error. Mattick and Snyder were
safe when Johnston fumbled. The
bases were filled when Houck got in
front of the ball. G. Morgan drove a
hot one to Gaugler who threw home,
catching Snyder and Spec completed
q double play by catching G. Morgan
at first. Gressesschi famed Belt
Harp singled. Lowry was given q
free ride. knight doubled, scoring
Harp and Lowry. Gaugler struck at
three bad ones. Johnston, was safe on
Harvey;s errer but was canght nap
ping at first. v. Daniels sent three
bagger to the frog pond. AdamsOn
doubled, scoring vern. and Spec flew
oat to left. 4 runs
Sixth inning: Ryan was passed butl
was forced by Wade. M Morgan
singled. Harvey grounded out to sec
ond and Snyder flied to Lowry. Belt
Anderson sent q high one 10 G. Nor
gan. Harper's bat hit it while he was
trying to dodge and he was ont. Low
" was thrown out from short
Seventh inning: Mattick sent hot
one to Anderson who missed it. Houck
sent hes one to knight who missed
Il. G. Morgan advanced the runners
with sacrifice. Gressesschi got IN
the way Of one, filling the bases.
Ryan Was given his base, forcing IN
one run. The second dorsbls play IN
the same game and an unusual way
resulted when Gan8isr Aslded WaAsss I
bAow and cam9hk Houck coming hozme
while Spec ghen dBublad wade ne fSEsE.
rzm. Belt Knight hit feeble sse !
10 Wade who fhrsw him out~ Gaak- I
ler Tanned. 1oanston singsed yaFn
singled. Adamsen fouIed ont Il
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