THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
C0RNHU8KER8 WIN IN
NINTH INNINti FINISH
(Continued from paRO 1 )
but Hankcll bent tho throw Under
wood nt tho bnt Bignnlod for a hit
and run. but llankoll misjudged tho
pitcher and wan caught coming in
home, making two out. Hyde and
Oliver in the meantime, advanced a
bane Underwood then rapped one
on tbo noHe, bringing in Hde and
Bcoring the winning run.
The score"
Tarkio.
AH R II I'O
I'jrcs, p
Morebead
Kirk. If
"Wit brow, c
PeterBon, cf
Gelvin, lib
Murchie, hb
Lnnnn lb
Wilkin, rf
Totals .
Frank, If
Flory, bh
HaHkell. lib
Towle. l!b
Van Cleve,
Hyde, rf .
Olher, cf
GroveB, lb
Underwood,
Hnrte. c .
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Shmra, p 1
Hodman, p 2
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Nebraska 0 0 :: 0 0 0 1 7
Tarkio 1)00022011 C
The miininiirj Tso base lilts,
Frank, Towle, Wit brow, three base
hits, llartc, Wlthrow , stolen bases
Frank 2, Haskell (Iroes, Peterson
Lillian, Wilkin, W'ithiow 4, sacrifice
hitfl, Towle Oliver Harte, llrst base
on balls, off Schmidt 2, off Pyres 4,
struck out, by Schmidt 4, by Hodman
4, by Pyres 4; left on bases, Nebras
ka 8, Tarkio 7; double play, PyreB to
Withrow to Lunan, hit by pitcher
Hodman, Haskell, Kirk, hunan Um
pire, Clarke
Notes of the Game.
That catch, of Floi's was regular
league stuff
Several overealous battalion cap
tains tried oMra hard to exhibit their
companies to the eager crowd, and
incidental to break up the game
Hj tie made a record by scoring a
run when he was not lecorded at bat
In bis only time up he got a walk
Things began to look bad In the
ninth, but the mascot, Dr Maxey,
foreordained a ctory and tho bos
pulled through.
Six co eds braved the elements to
witness the contest.
A rumor was spread that n grand
stand spectator was frozen to death,
but later reports denied tho fact.
"limps" Casper Clarke, when not
trying to keep warm, endeavored to
olllciate Once in a whllo tbo steam
from Ills breath made him glvo sev
eral dubious decisions, but they were
excusable
Tarkio's battery was tho whole
team.
Towlo hit one to Tarkio's "Utile
Ixrd Fontloroy" In right field, but ho
got lost In "Dog" Imager's lumber pile
and Towlo landed on Hecond.
Coach Stiehm was rather excited
over tho first game, and between
keeping track of foul balls over the
fence and warming up pitcherB, was a
busy man.
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