BALL TZM SCORES SEC GUO VICTORY OVER SKAGWAY, 9 TO 1:
Selmer*s two-bagger, followed by Phelps1 single gave Skagway their
only run in the game with this post last Saturday at Skagway; while the lo
cals, with everyone nitt^ng, piled up nine runs, six jf them in die sixth
inning* In that grame the Kooties, starting off with Schumacher, batted
around, Chamberlain and Wilson gettmg two-baggers, and Schumacher, Philips,
Porter, Emerson and Clarke landing for singles.
BY INNINGS:
1st Inning: Prie3 fgymed; Maxwell’s fly was nailed by Emerson; Geo*
Rappuzzi got a single to left field, but Grant* s peg caught him stealing
second. Porter walked and took second and third on two wild pitche, so
that Wilson, following him, brought him in ^vith a single. Chamberlain fan
ned. Grant* s tvo-bagger brought in Wilson, who had gone second on a wild
pitch. Emerson got a single. Grant 'nas caught between bomeru and third,
and slipped in the mud which mars that part of the field during the tag
game that ensued. He was out, while Emerson got to secodd duri.ig the play.
Morris singled. Clarke walked. Bruhn went down, Kappuzzi to Phelps. Score:
3-fl).
2nd Inning: Gole fanned; oelner out, Wilson to Clarke; Phelps out,
Emerson to ^larke. Valkley fanned; Phelps nailed Porter unassisted; Wilson
got to 1st on Cole's error, but died there, Chamberlain fanning.
3rd Inning: Phillips replaced Y/aikley in left field, Johnson fan
ned; Blanchard was hSt by a pitched ball, Rappuzzi singled. Pries went out,
Morris to Clarke, Wlaxwell fanned. Grant singled but was caught stealing
second. Emerson hit and stole second, Morris went out on a fly to Cole.
Emerson slipped in the mud coining home, and was tagged out repeating the
history Grant nade in the 1st inning.
4th inning; -Geo. Rappuzzi's fly Was safely handled by Porter. Cole
fanned. Beluer, Skagway' s boy marvel, drove out a two bagger. r-&en Phelps
singled, bringing him in. Johnson was hit by a pitched bail, forcing Phelps
to second. Blanchard out, Porter to Clarke. Bruhn out, Geo. Rappuzzi to
Phelps. Phillips hit by a pitched bail. Geo. Rappuzzi nailed Porter’s fly.
Wilson down, iincweii zo Phelps
otii inning: Giarke pitching, Moms playing 1st. Schumacher replaced
Bruhn in cancer field, Rappuzzi fanned. Pries* fly was nailed by Schumacher.
Cole fanned. Chamberlain knocked a fly to Maxwell. Grant rode the ball fvr
two sacks. Emerson went 1st on C0le* 3 errorf Grant getting to third.Emerson
stole second, morris walked, filling then up; but ^ole nailed Clarke’s drive
in the air and threw to 1st, catching Morris for the only double play of
the game, retiring the booties without a score.
6th Inning: Geo. Rappuzzi got to 1st on h’ilson* s error, and second nn
a wild pitch. Cole walked. Selmer knocked a fly, caught by Emerson. Phelps
got to 1st 0.1 a fielder’s choice, Geo. Rappuzzi being forced out at 3rd. He
was called safe at first by Umpire Frank Hoffman, but the urnps saw the light
and reversed his decision. Johnson fanned.
Then the booties came into their own. Schumacher bunted unexpectedly
and went to 1st like a shot. Phillip*s little hit to right field filled
the first two sacks, and Porter’s single brought in Schumacher, Uilson slam
med a two-bagger and brought in Phillips and Porter. Chamberlain also hit
for two bases, cringing in Jilsoii. Grant fanned. Emerson singled, brining
in chamber lain, morris ouo, Rappuzzi to Phelps. Ui&rke .singled, bringing in
^mer-son. Blanchard* s peg to ^ole caught Clarke stealing second* Score: 9-1.
Seventh Inning: Blanchard out, Clarke to Morris. Ranpuzzi fanned.
Pries hit and stole second. Maxwell went to 1st on Porter’s error. Geo.
Rappuzzi out, Porter to ^rris. Final score: 9-1.