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wcro scriouT* Miller____C. I. Tar lor.0 *•» UP TO NINTH INNINGTbe hard timing Sprudol! from On haw IhrfH-ill lone*’ futnilj of W'WI Bndtn save the Grty» an C»-!hi- grounder and Manager Taylor bibltlOD of a real ninth lulling rally Immediately put fenipnon. one of hi* Sunday *; Wood In wo. piiinc up sot- fastest base rr.antft on firm to run in runt In the flna! chapter and co:-!Itc Miller Slmp-on stole strond andbrougut home tlie run ibat rled the 'I'liC the game, fatal ninth the of U*b one run cr allp throughIf to 1 Up to tie Ormyi had tbe best . Joni* let J ground-him in ta* flm halfTotal* v . Id 10 13 2'Batted for Blnslum In ninth (■nine I’.j Inning-.' Inning RH£SprudiU . .0 » « 2 0 0 t 0 I—10 15 5 . Otar* ... .ooojoojo t-~ i «:Summon'.I III lb: 00 Slsoon. 16: oO Taylor. 6.Strang rul: By Ssron. C: by Taylor. f. Baser on hall*: OB Mason.1: off Taylor, t. Hit hy pitcher::Leul* and ArranrOBI SlBson. Stolen baie*I; Simpson. BdoiondHnn.|ani1 ArtUrtroog. Stewart. S»cri-I ll 15 **w i been uorklngcr* crnwlai onto mode uiac anil o penned In. engineer nc Injtry.Tlin wrec uaa called f of clearing )n condltlor whlls nnoth Injured trj l«cli to Soy tlou. Pircn hoi.1. later Wild fll.-li.i ”UB Shively. l: IWrUne cue;Saturday'. Cone. Waahlnuton BdruouiHOD. lb Scalar. *» ,Soutcr. lice III*.AcwM.\BRHPOAR•0:110I»013-u10011011)00204I00111131®,3T1100311IIIn0uO1X. tec.Total*of tbu ulutli however aaJ the Spru-del* llien rtarlcd a baiting rally which- netted them eight hit. and Bryant, lb .-oven run* Slxon did bit Mure In Jones. :b . .Sbo ni;iih for he elrulk out two of St.wnrt. rf .the Sprude.B. bill the local lad* eould Armrtrone. lt;not v« wntle-r tbe b-11 and all hut Mn-crhoB. If two cl tbe Sprn If I* gol hit*. ,Hlck». ifSlnon held the V.--1 B.tdtn boys Umavter,. p hitter* up until the fourth inning, wbfb they -ior.il mo tun. on r.a error, a Ml an 1 a nae rider. From llteo ou tbs colored gon'mon poled out r iK- or more ail* In each inning hut good Adding on the pun uf the Grayu kept them from Brorlng .veepl In the»cirath when they cot two hub and out run The Sprodelt too* the lend In vlrelr hnlf of in. fourth but tbe Gray*, in tho atmo inning, cot in two «•©! *■* on i vo hit! and an error, tying tbe uore. TOO load' ucut to the Sprudei* agnlti In Iht aevcoth when Tutal* they rc' ied another run b~; in the Met half oi the ►evcnit tbe Grays, got two Si-on.* acr©« bomrplair; runklnc the wore 1 to 3 In Ibefr favor. The Grays pluyed real elaroy ball tbrrugh the Pith. Math, -event h Summery,and clghlh InoingB hot the slt;rle* o' j Strm k oui B 1. raiuten. S: by hit* In the ninth «*• mere than they Slni|*on. I!lt. Oil LemsnterB, conltl boodle, M. oII Slntpeou, t. Bnsej on balls:Thei perform.tn- of Sower al Oh I*-u»*im». 3. Hit by pitcher, shcrt **- about the rankest that him ntuisbaai by t-rma.tern: O'Neall. I: been -fill for nouic time. F.ve cr- Arm.irons. I T»n baw; hit': Kin-SpiuJcl* Shlroly. If . Brown, rf , 'Cum. s* . . H. Taylor. 11. hr* I*. 3b Klndla. 3i. . O'Neall. i ' Bingham, rf 'simpvou. :■ . ..331«IT131vr.11H POAK152•00uI~000•013—1•01to01•11lt;1103-*2;l. —3U-*1t00100X1»•0-0631011ITII3tbe wreck © cldcnt was ■ of tbe cnli Both Fire: Darling arc ml railroad been runnln Coyer lias s* on the Indii ton I* tbe w Indlan.v dlvl lt;mt Boyer ItM. city Sintbe men bid SouthWBMerr ordoi*t.uim By Inning..Inning. I 3 : t 3 « 1 3 P' Gray* •* 0 m o 3 0 • • •Sp. ml. I. 0 2 w 1 « 3 u Iit H »: :s ». t o ii arorr a:v eharged against lilr.i rnd hi. die floldlng pereentago *111 nmMtnly take a: corre*iiondins dropFor [aomc ro^. c or oih»r M»n wa* taken from the ent'iier'b hov In tnc porontli Inning and Aftuiioiit j'as hrpuRUI In from right fi.td to ill! Ui-i plmv. Illrkn MVo.- iIn vacancy In toe rlplii garden. The Change did not v.rengthen l.ie Irani any. Plrs'-n had been Komg with Mnyer rcwolvlag but *iifler 1 .1 flump ifier the midget partner u*» removed. Conujerlng ibe fan that ft was hi* .etocd came In tlmw -Ins* lime. at»on did well lb Sunday ! game. jHe h»4 the Sprudela going long toward! the )a»l »ad It leokel like tho,game belonged to the Grny*.Monagor Taylor uj» *omc uneasy alio, ail Ibai Is eometbtng onoauat for hlBiJwiico hi* team i» up «ealn»t the overage iudcpendoot club. Tbe fact fhal he w»» uneuy wo* demon-Mrated when he look ninghaju out In tbe Ursl liolf of lb* ninth 'nd oal llieeham, rf Miller In to bat for him. Miller got J,Taylor, pO'N-all. Itro*ii. B Taj Ira*, hit-: Shively. SlfflpBOnhoB. IIoiih- runs: ShlrelyWachintton Rdmomlr-o. lb Spvilet. »«Bryual. OhArnixrong. tf*iSjewart. efif tho management of tho ball rtoh eipecfa irowds lo attend ihe games It Will ha* to malm aomo arrangement for sprinkling fhC diamond and setlllnc the dual. People arc not going to pay to get'ioto tbe 1J i.o«arbera and grandstand and ftavcf tbclr vision hindered by targe' clouds of' white dust that (weep In from the lie)J. For the lo-t twoi r'lsi’i now me dust lia* beeti -o die-!• cgrceahle that tba Ians haw corn-! nu-nrcii kicking Severn I linn* ln|Sunday'* game the rontcit wn. stop-, l-d until the dull had cle#ied ihe i field nnd *lt;ttl»d on the clothing and —In tbe «•e* of the spectators. Tl'e . . fan« have patronlred the amusement, “ liberally anil their comfort thoulJ be looked after. *It la said that an cOort I* to be- j made thl* cck to get to o- three players who will atrcngthe Grays. Judging from tliolr last fow j performance*, ttiey need acuietbliic to hra.e tlVra up.And a* the time draw* near for the «!*•»! hnllt© that will bo pulled off at LoonoMW. Snaday. July 30. when no doubt tunny III S« from :hl» city. It I* nothing but propriety for the local management to make •mb arrangement! with the |l A O.South*eatern railroad to hav« ampta ' | na, borrfacilities to Inal tho crowd;‘to and ana ,arc || from tho game. The fnn« all jlllta an Hnre held oflTO Til II have con for the nomt eral of India Ion of the d tinn I look to the rank tho several c help In sccui tb« Bclcetion In my candidor Three ou,lDR [.ooKraotwe e.h*ro lliey cv-|Icrn).Mayor-CmplrcIf clotMayer, i .lone. 51. Slfl.vemr-B. SIbkip pIllik. rfItTotal* BpruJcIt Shively II Djowt. if Clark, si . n! Tavior. 1-fwls. 3b Kindle. II. O'Neall. einVIIRHPOAK, 3111:0ii. 1112331n1130.. -tu*00. 11111V■13•l021II10I1311«01»ni100•»«101I-lt;11S-1cST13AB11 H POAK. C130n•. 111••0.■ii2-*r.3i ;23nI01n013•I. *lI.»ulj. »11300 •. ;S00201. !412-*o'pect to ree hull playing between two i Melon to in* team- where rivalry lia* worked it-’office and to •elf up to -mil a pilch that It t* In-.fcreo (h'j i*» totmUas, but loyal a» the fnn* nee terest of the nnd u» lud n» they want to go to Loo- honor, credit SOOttc. many will stay at homo rath-1'note, and aha cr th:u in try nnd make the trip In’ j „ «uho . ooo or l«o nn.l rnaj be u* ruaoy a. j ||lt;v,. Bcxi ,c; ill ret- ot til one old-lime i-oaehe» that year 4ni] that• are crowded when a bakers' iloion tlcally miro «* rets Into them. Ha«c tho rallrond ,ho ,^0,104- c :company pul on cur- noough so that; Rici every pusM'ngvt will luif 1 teat — Ithey pay firm class faro and nr. on-. _titled to It. i. Took 3:vrre dcmlghl. ’ \ Mnscentlne.IajOSOOIco took nil three games of |c!n,cr of ,M tbe wrlM with the E.anvrllle Seat of the country Bucks by defoatlng them Sunday by mrxrl of the the georo of I 10 3. The came was (Tho buttons evetUag from start to flntsE nnd wan/’kells of frtal played boforo a good crowd. rSitnr- . are fcuod In day's game wa» won hy Loogootec by1 Mlml»lt;PPl | tho reorc of 6 to I. i i . |ty ibou.and ■ - i 'lore oKd annO' Dally IXmoerwc lO.oents per week buttons.
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Washington Democrat
Washington, Indiana, US
Mon, Jul 07, 1913
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