, 1925-09-10

staged a great comeback def
Ehtch's. This string of victories
brought them to the final game which
was played with Lubbock the latter
winning after a hard fought battle by
a score of 3 10 0.
On Tuesday. Sept. list. the Oil Cans
defeated the strong Cheyenne team
by a score of G to 4. Sanders on
the mound for Parco pitched an ex-
cellent game holding the Indians in
until the seventh inning when he
wabbled for a short time, finally pull
ing out OF the hole after they had
managed to score three times.
Parco Gets Away to Early Lead
Parco got away in the lead in the
very first inning when with two out,
Anderson booted Turner's grounder.
Then, Lyle Bigbee. other star pitcher,
playing the outfield because of his
low left field fence.
The Indians got one OF these runs
back in the second. One out, E. Muir
ray was safe on ~Stanaker's error.
Peterson wen out, Webb to Turner
to Webb. the ball first hitting Webb's
glove and then rolling out towards
right field.
1t was a close play at first and
Umpire Jabe Sasaday's decision call
ing the runner out was the signal for
the Indians to rush him. Provence
took a punch at him and was i'm
mediately chased from the game, or
der being quickly restored. E. Muir
ray had taken third on the play at
first and he scored on %Spencer's sing
lie owe second.
Oilers Get One In Their Half
Wakeman's infield hit, Webb's sac
%rifice. al infield out and Paul's in
field hit enabled the oilers to- get the
run back in their half. They scored
again in the fourth on a single to
right by Wakeman. Webb's sacrifice
an inield hit and Paul's long sacri-
flee fly to Spencer.
A mighty homerun to the score
board by Skies with Turner on base
scored the last Parco runs in the
fifth. With Roy Sanders breezing
along In fine style. this five-run lead
looked as big as Pixies Peak. but two
innings later Roy weakened badly
and the Indians scored three runs
and would have scored more II they
could have hit In the clinch. But
they couldn't. and that's why they
lost.
Pearson was taken out in the fifth
after Sanders had singled. following
Skies homer. and Liz" was sent in.
He pitched no-hit, no-run ball the
rest OF the way. He also started the
Indian rally in the seventh with u
single to center.
Pearson was safe ON Sanders err
ror and j. Murray singled to center.
filling the bases. Anderson forced
Smith at the plate. Stanaker to Cox.
the catcher making a fine play on a
high throw. Brown popped out. but
Pickett. who had previously struck
out with the bases full. singled to
center. Pearson and j. Murray scor-
ing. Sanders was growing wild. He
walked T.. Murray to again fill the
bases and then pitched four straight
balls to Gewecke, forcing over a run.
Spencer however. ended the rally by
popping out to Turner.
Indians Fail in the Eighth
Again in the eighth the Indians
had "A chance TO tie the score. but
with men on second and third. Brown
took "A third strike with his bat on
his shoulder.
r. Murray singled inneld with one
singled into right. but Il. Murray.
out In the ninth. Then Gewecke
foolishly trying for third. was out.
Skies to Paul. the former making
q good but high throw. and the latter
making a leaping glove-handed
catch and then putting the ball on
Murray ms he slid In. Spencer popped
out to end the game, and n new
Wyoming champion was crowned and
the king that ruled for no many years
was dead.