Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-10
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! H'NNt'l Hui p'N'lN' lining inc DJStN.
! Krcmcr up. kremer famed.
One run, two fits, no errors.
The Washington fans were game
and kept shouting encouragement
( to Ferguson, yelling, "give it to
EN-, boy. give it to EN- Every
body got Il laugh while Smith was
being passed. A yell went up when
Kremcr was disposed of.
WaShington-Meyer up. Peck up.
! Peek forced Never at second,
! Wright to Moore on 4 fast play.
j Ruel up. Peck died stealing. Smith
to Wright. Ruel flied to Barnhart
! No runs. no hits, no errors.
Army and navy uniforms were
! Sprinklcd through the stands usual
" in the center of bevies of pretty
girls. The latter chose gright pur
pie as favorite and neutral color
] for the game. The man who had
the "icc cold pop concessions
closed up shop and watched the
game.
Fifth Inning
! Pittsburgh.-Noor up. Famed
Carey up. Doubled past second when
! Rice was slow in fielding the ball.
! Cuvler IN. Cuvler out. Meyer to
Judge Carey reached third. Barn
hart up. Barnhart fouled to Judge.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
Johnny Never had his first chance
Of the series when Cuyler hit to
him with Carey on second. The kid
took the ball rs nonchalantly as
the Oldest veteran and got his man.
acknowledgement up. Fer
ruson famed. Rice up. Rice beat
out hit to Kremer on slow hit
bail. s. Harris up. Harris lined in-
TO Il double play, Moore TO Grant
i ham.
10 runs. one hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning
Observation-Disclosures up. Tray
nor flied to Rice. who ran clear
back to the center field wall for
the catch. Wright up. Wright beat
out a hit to Peek. Peck made bad
throw TO Judge and was charged
with an error. Grantham up.
Grantham famed on 4 wide curve.
Smith up. Singled to right, Wright
making third with q long slide.
/ Kremer up. Singled past Harris,
scoring Wright. Harris slipped and
fell irving to field the ball. Moore
up. Walked. Filling the bases. Car
ev UP. Famed and was out at first
Ruel TO Judge when Ruel dropped
the third strike.
One run, two hits, one error.
! The fans in center field got 4
/ chance to cheer their hero. Sam Rice
! when he saved 4 home run by jump
! ing for Traynor 5 fly on the edge
, Of the bleachers. II was so cold
bv this time that other fans were
yelling touchdown, - as though at
a football game.
Mrs. Coolidge dressed in black
fur coat and a close fitting black
touuo. with black ribbon down
the side. kept score throughout the
game with little silver pencil. She
is a real fan. Max Carey explained
his muff by saving to McKechhle
"mv hands are frozen out there =
| Washington-Goslin up. Goslin
bounced a home run into the right
field bleachers. Judge up. Judge fill
ed TO Carey. who nearly lost the
ball. J. Harris up. Harris singled
through the box. Meyer up. Famed.
Peck up. Singled past Travnor. j.
Harris stopped at second. Ruel up.
Hit to Travnor, who retired j. Har-
ris at third.
One run, three hits. no errors.
President Coolidge applauded and
The rest of his party cheered and
the local fans went wild when Cos
lin hit his homer. It was the first
real demonstration Of enthusiasm
over the sY~ies that the town has
shown.
A pigeon flew back and forth
over the field. battling vainlv
against the gale. The dust blinded
the infielders. Judge Lands was
hunched in his overcoat in q box
near the Coolidge party.
Seventh Inning
Pittsburgh.-Cuyler up. Cuyler
! ont Peck TO Judge on a close play.
Barnhart up. Barnhard flied 10
! Coslin. who made long running
catch and fell down. Travnor up.
1ravnor popped 10 S. Harris.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
! When the seventh inning arrived
the fans stood and tried 10 veil the
Senators into rally. Everybody
was grateful for a chance to get up
and stamp their frozen feet.
Washington.-Le:jold batting for
Ferguson up. Lcibold walked. Rice
! up. McNeelv running for Leibold.
Rice up. Rice flied to Barnhart,
/ who made 4 spectacular catch near
! the foul line. s. Harris up. Harris
beat out slow roller down the
third base line. McNeelv stopped at
second. Goslin up. Goslin beat out
a bunt to kremer, filling the bases.
Traynor was caught flat footed and
was completely crossed by G0slin.
Judge up. Judge flied to Carey
McNeeley scoring after the catch,
Harris and Goslin holding the bases.
j. Harris up. Harris singled past
Traynor, scoring 8. Harris. Goslin
stopped at second. Mver up. Myer
out, hit by his own batted ball.
Two runs, three hits, no errors.
Eighth Inning
Observation-Disclosures went TO
the box and McNeeiy to center for