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Nesseth Triples And Scores Tying Run On Groth’s Outfield FlyBill msicim i triple and “Coppy cnoth*« outffeid fly in the itn half of the ninth inning gave the !* Cro**e Troubadour* • 5 In i draw mltfe the Hoy** of ftgvtd at Copeland park Friday afternoon The game m** railed at the end of the ninth on io-ou«! of darknessIn the early inning* the lead aee sawed. but the Pavftda took a to I advantage In fbe first half of the stMh. and wet out to hold It the rest of the way Hut In the ninth Kenneth led off with hu three bagger and Cappy'* drove out a ffv to Finton on which Ne**eth scored the tying run.Jackie Mitchell, hefty feminine southpam of the traveling club,pitched the ffmt tnntng agalnat the Troubadour*, mho mere not particular! v gentlemanly and hatted out tmo runa. Hhe got Abraham out on a roller, hut Finton dropped McKenri#'* fly and then Glashrenner. _ .. ....... Dunham and Moore *fngled in sue-rr,v4oB to tie the acore, the David* having scored twice in fbelr half of the roundHorn «ver. U art in bee plaed Sir (.alahad and at ruck out. and llt;ar*on grounded out, m hereupon Fiauleis Mitchell departed from the lineup In the second inning, batting against • tall right-hander. Miller, the Troubadour* grabbed two more run* on .Vesselh'* single, Abraham *1 double, McKenzie* fly to Finton. [.and GI**brenner * ee.ond hit.1 The long-bearded crew was given ■It* •rut two run* by may of a gift.through four error*. Anderson hit a grounder at Han*o«. mho let the ball go through him into right field, Andcr -.*n taking second Then Scott drove n hard aingle down the third base line MrKtntie knocked domn the ball and trapped Anderson betmeen second and third In the run domn. Uartlnbee came up to cover third and dropped the hall at the vital Meanwhll#Scott vii heading for second Hanson dropped U'artinbee * throw and Scott ma» safe at the middle station Anderson scooted for home and !l*n*on three mild agalnat the grandstand, both runner* scoring.Miller winded in the third, meat to third when U'art In bee overthrew second after Anderson had tingled and scored on Croat s singleThe traveler* went into the lead in the *uth. La Fleur got a life on Neiipeth't error. Holland singled, and after Hmmer fanned and Finton ffyed out. Fleming drove a single into oenterfield. When Glaa-brenner hooted the hall, both La PINT and Holland acored.BOI Koaaeth followed with the fSneet play of the day. e catch over hi* shoulder lu *hort right field on Miller'* pop-upFielding of Mike Abraham, who snared seven file* in left Held for the Troubadour*, and of Croat. «a*hy Houm* of David flrat baaeman. «a outstandingAfter the game, the David* demonstrated their devteritv tn a * pep per game which ««i the moat interesting thing of the afternoon.TMUt H4IHH MS (l«la m m ro a acvar«a««M. it .. ...... i i t i •M«Kc«»te. :tfc ____ %i.laOnearr. rf ... 4• Mt«S»t*i. IS ......44a i• 24 # ea a2iMrmmm.UrWrt.a aa. .«•UfWk p ...a2a a aT*t*u .. . a* a ai 2? ia ahoi *•: or 1*4% n* hiAM M •• ro 4 r:is .. I 2 2 I **lt;«ii, mm ... .. .... 4 I 2 2 2 a»•*. is ... a e 2 a a eI al i**t. H ........ 4 1 I 2 e •H«4t*«4 rf ........ 4 I 2 2 e al aaw. g* ......... 4 e e a 3 aHaim, if ...... 4 a i 3 e In»ilan. r ...... 4 e i % I aWMr-srii. P........e a e a a aMttirr. p .... ... 4 I I • 3 •Teal*r i««»i«c*t ItaiM ..» a is 27 a 2Hum limirf Im. INiiSani. U**r*. • k'Mtr, t.t«*Srr«»err. lt;.r«lt;S. « »•I TSerr Sk*» Sit*. ItT«*-lw«t Sit. 4SreSem. Mt-*l«r. Miller »*» S.tetwer i«Mite. «•* MltrSetl. tSrer Im tut f *«r*.S *»**!. S* «.r..»S 4| S« Miller, i Sy MlffSrtt f. Mewr* mm eO«.r#,«S. |. • Niftier*, Marti mm4 Merge,lee •»« «at»r. I tW.
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La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Sep 23, 1933
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