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retired with three runs to their credit. The sixth innings still showed the score 4 3 in favor of tin Plains. In the seventh Van e again hit hard toright field hut could onlv make a single out of it, and before the side was retired succeeded in crossing the plate, and tieing the ore. Things from this on tj the last half ul the eleventh innings were at high tension neither team being able to get a man around the t ircuit. and some verv * brilliant play wa, seen. When i K‘lt; aShW€Si6.1Cameron took the willow in theopening of the east hali of theeleventh he evidently'thought the onlv ' Al thing of any use would lie to simpl) Mlust try and 1 tse that hall in the Sihigh water wav beyond the s h ol house. He waited until the fourth ' pellet was propelled his wav before* it seemed t » his firry cv.t-hmgj the ball full face oa, akiu it went sailmg away down centre field out olAquite a lt;hase by the fielder. lt;ameroii I had hoped to wind uf the long-1 drawn out game with this drive, but! the fielder got the ball baa k before Roy could more than safely • apture third. Harper was next man up. and alth cigh he hail been playing m hard batting lu* k al! through, he seemed to catch the spirit of CameronS effort, and the third ball pitched he hit for a clean single, bringing t micron and the winning run home.Thus ended a game such as is but seldom witnessed. It wa, full ol ginger from beginning to end, and never was greater satisfaction rvmlt; ed than by our people at the resultw, wT,w i « rlt;-trorIntrFollow ingwas the s. ortGrandviewIKHRoHumer01}4cliaw =-n5103(anieron5314lt; Harper5I04Taylor ...1012—\ aoeo ....44)«*OCairn** .40041M. Harper4113Fit*( Jerald... 411_?l1 tflIt400r»30 |Struck out by Hutchinson, tj. Left on bd»t*s, 5.1 iilbert Plain-AMHKt Ireenw «y8014Mai tmo10Corve.113Iwbert/sOh5n11lt; ireen.1V|09Nordstrom•r)(104.J Ea* le........ 5005Hu viao0ohS. EagleIi4473433Struck out b» ('ameroij.t.*1/VIr¥£T.yy y*Left lt;u Iwst-s, 10. r*v.Sc©re by innings— c,C rand view 000 am 100 01 ¥Gilbert Puuo* Afg uo0 iJOU 00 4 ^LrThere wa n t a pa , to hr ' on ’•dlU. although 1 ‘atnerun ill -wed threef the vi-;t0rs to get the initial ?.»ah by hittirg iheru with the bail, one of'hesc pa-ses forcing the first ran over the plate.yyyyyyyy
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Grandview Exponent
Grandview, Manitoba, CA
Fri, Jul 13, 1906
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