Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22
Prom the Great Falls Tribune

or the West Sides feelings and aftel
the losing hurler had donated tn.
visitors two runs to tie the score N
the fourth inning they hit him for !
double and q single and put one mar
on through catcher's interference Il
run up a five total. sufficient a. it wa.
10 win the game. All Of which hap.
pened with two men ont.
In the following inning Belt war.
riOrs started out again with twO out
put over one run and filled the bases
but was then set down with a strike
out
Up to the fonrth inning Hanson
worked 8 good game with the excep-
tion Of two walks with two ont In tza
second, which did no damage. In the
fifth, after the fire works were shot,
Hansen tanned the first and last man
of the inning bat after that wasn't as
effective as at the start.
Up until the fourth inning Caugler
showed practically nothing. He had
trouble getting the ball where he
wanted it and when he did didn't have
anything on X But from the fourth
on--aweet papa. Had he started like
he finiahed he would have naade Hook
CoFTy's strikecut mark Of II men look
sick. He Tanned nine men ~ II was.
eight Of them after Belt took the com
manding lead.
Tommy Adamson was put out Of the
game by Umpire Pearce in the second
inning Ia q dispute over a decision Of
the official on q man at second.
West Side took the lead in the first
inning by putting over two runs wlsis
the help Of Anderson and q wild pitch.
Baxter led off with single TO short
right. Din fliedsout to first and Weir
doubled to right. Reppy forced Bax-
ter at third but Weir scored when An
dersQn panfted Hogan's fly Bair laid
one down in front of the plate and
went safe when Vern Daniels wrapped
il up. Reppy came home on a wild
pitch. RestelIi famed to end the
frame.
West Side held the lead then for
three innings with some snappv field
ing. Three men were set down in
order in an inning with the exception
Of the second when Hanson walked a
pair but pulled out unscathed- After
the first inning West Side did little
70 speak OF at the plate, GaueIer keep
ing their three hits well apart. Then
the visitors won the game, something
like this:
C. Daniels led off in the fourth,
grounding out to third. vern tried TO
duck one, the ball hitting his bat and
rolling to the box for an easy second y
out.
Anderson touched off the fireworks
then by beating out single to Res
tell. the first hit Of the game off
Hanson. Strizich's only error-aside
from it he played pretty game-aI-
lowed knight the initial bag. Harper
hit a high one to the box for a single,
Hanson barely knocking down the ball.
he recovered It behind the mound and
made wild heave at Baier on first |
Bis aim was quite punk and Anderson
md Knight crossed the platter.
Hogan got his nit IN the way Of !
1uIver's bat then and gave him q base
SaukIsr drove IN Harper and Culver
With the winning runs with a double
o left center, and himself crossed the I
platter ON L.owry's single to center.
Lowry was pegged At second for tire :
bird out
In the fffth, after two men had set =
Iown, Belt scored the last run Of the .
Earne and the only earned counter
7ern Daniels hit by the mound for one
ias6 ard s&ole second. Anderson poksd &
love fIy through Baxter IN center for
wo baRns scoring vern Daniels. Bezt
illed the bnses but Hanson ended fsse 2
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