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Grandview and Dauphin Play a Snappy Game.%«The league game tie re !a»t Friday (aevening ti ooe worth travelling ton « distance to ve* end up to the eighth -vinnings the score stor'd 11 Io the pfourth innings thing- looked a little oertooe for the home team. The fif'd mar up hit to pitcher, and was thrown out at first. The second man pot the ooly paw* to tirat of the game 1 he third bit a alow grounder to short, who failed to handle it speedily enough. Hutchins was bit bv a pitched ball till iog the bases. Bowen picked out one that didn't seem to have too many l»en 1-. for him. and swatted it out to left field Taylor aecured the sphere however, and by a long swift throw to home plate caught the runner ere he patted the plate. Still the base* were full, and the situation dangarous. Cameron saved the empendiog disaster by causing Ball to awat the atmosphere three successive limes and everyone breathed more freely. AnotLer very pretty play during the game was when FitzGerald want out after a hot grounder between first and second, and Cameron scorched to the bag in time to cut the runner off In fact the game was interesting from start to finish, and replete with clever plays. In the eighth innings the borne team's boodoo took a Land in. and the game was lost. Edmunds made three swipes at the elusive ball, but the catcher failed to hold it the third time and did not get it to tirat in time. White drove one out to field, and advauced Edmonds. Nicholson fanned, but was thrown out at first by catcher. Hut- hi *00 counected with the first ball over the plate, the fielder failed to handle it, and Edmonds scored. Bowen tested the air twice before fiuding the ball, and through a field error he got his sack, and White came home. Ball was again retired. Richardson got first on a short bit, and waa advanced by Barlow doing ditto. There were three runs in, and the bases full. Fagan fanned three times, catcher did net hold the ball, but got it to first in time to retire the side before Bowen could reach the plate.Iq their ninth the three first men up were thrown out at first, one by short and two by the pitcher. The home team did not take kindly to Hutchinson's delivery, only Hume and M or ran escaped strike outs. In the sixth they scored their first run. Morran coming borne on an overthrow to first of Cameron’s hit to short. It looked as though the aeventh should result in a tally, but with third and second bases occupied by Harper and llume, the Dauphin pitcher took advantage of a lapse of» memory on the part of FitzGerald and slammed the third strike over the plate, and Fitz. had been bittiug him every time previous to this inDinga. It was 10 the eighth that our boys scored their second and last tally—and tho only earned run of the game. Rawson got a eleao base hit. The fielders were a tittle slow in handling the articles that Cameron and Vance provided for them Taylor fanned. Johnnie Cairns swatted the ball for a single bagger, and brought Rawson home. Caraeroo, Vance and Cairns were holdiog down the sacks there was ouly one out and it looked a-, though tbero were hope of victory yet But, alas. H*rjer's bat had lost its cunning Fitz. had learned a bad habit the previous innings, and *• three strikes- tbs batter out,” iu each in stance gave the finishing touches to a 4-2 score. Eveo with its few costly errors ’twas a game to be proud of. aod we believe with a little more 0 practice and the increased confidence gained therefrom the Grandview niue will yet turn the tables on that swift Dauphin bunch. Notwithstanding they IV hive not yet scored s win this season the Exponent believes we have the best lot of ball players io the league—taken from’ ! svery view point.aISlejt11I-OtoO-oorOJOwISrrIt-e.rirs'rukJata*atielit»t.OBAVDVICW -AWR0Hume904Morran .............»10Rawson ...............413Cameron..... .......4yel*.Vance — .4o# 7Taylor......404Cairns ...............4o#1v)Harper............FitzGerald4o3402127DAtrrai* .»*•K0Edmunds.............I, *White..................514Nicholson ..........«*904Hutchtosoo..... .....4iBowen ............40n4kBall..........404Richardson.....4i11Barlow ...............4011 •»Fegae..............404»427Dauphin - - 000000130-4Grandview oooOOI010-2Ml«Struck out—By JHutchioaoo JiBy Cameron .. 9 Left 00 bfc*e»— Dauphin 12.Graudview 0.Bases 00 balls- By Cameron I.HuWfciaioo ....... * \ o
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Grandview Exponent
Grandview, Manitoba, CA
Fri, Jun 22, 1906
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