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Pnnce
Rwert
two
hits
for
that
number
of
runs
to
take
the
lead
in
their
half.
Vancouver
was
on
top
again
with
two
runs
in
the
seventh
and
Prince
Rupert
evened
it
up
with
one
in
the
eighth.
Thus
they
stood
three
all
until
Denny
Wendle
busted
up
the
hectic
party
in
ihe
eleventh
by
knocking
out
a
homer
with
nobody
on
board.
fir
rT
inner
a
Of
Exciting
Baseball
Game
from
Vancouver
Eleven
Inning
Encounter,
Memorable
In
Sporting
Annals
of
City,
Broken
Up
Yesterday
Afternoon
By
Benny
Wcndlc's
Circuit
Clout
In
the
most
wildly
exciting
game
ever
played
in
the
baseball
history
of
Prince
Rupert,
Prince
Rupert
beat
the
stellar
Vancouver
Athletic
Club
nine
by
a
score
of
four
to
three
yesterday
afternoon.
It
was
the
second
game
of
the
series
of
three
which
is
being
played
in
the
Fair
Week
sports
program
here.
A
crown
which
packed
the
stands
cheered
themselves
hoarse
and
hoarser
from
the
very
start
to
the
eleventh
inning
finish
of
an
encounter
which
virtually
scintillated
with
thrilling
situations
and
brilliant
plays.
honors
to
date
resting
easy.
Richardson
pitched
fine
ball
and
got
himself
out
of
some
terrible
holes.
On
two
occasions,
with
a
man
on
third,
and
one
of
them
Vancouver
made
10
hits
and
!
with
the
bases
loaded
and
none
out,
Prince
Rupert
11.
One
error
wa3!ne
held
the
locals
scoreless.
Lamble
marked
up
against
each
side.
Van-
pitched
a
fine
game
also,
tightening
couver
had
its
pitching
ace,
Bill
j
up
m
the
pinches
Richardson,
Big
League
recruit,
In
,
Por
the
locals.
Downie
and
Lob-the
box
while
Prince
Rupert
pitch-
iick
each
hit
safely
three
times,
the
cd
its
own
Bill
Lambie.
former
getting
two
doubles,
while
The
third
and
final
game
In
the
j
George
Howe
got
two
safeties.
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Assistant
Rapid
Dental
Srrvlec
XerTSKfffraWd
Cole
each
collected
two.
hits
for
pie
visitors.
'
First
Inning
Papke
hit
the
first
ball
pitched
to
deep
centre
for
two
bases.
Cross
lifted
one
out
to
Arseneau.
Jacob-sen
hit
a
high
fly
which
Lamble
caught.
HaU
drew
a
base
on
balls.
Lewis
struck
out.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Wendle
fouled
out
to
Hall,
W.
Mitchell
and
Downie
both
struck
out,
Richardson's
drop
completely
fooling
them.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Second
Inning
V:
A.
C
Perkins
hit
the
first
ball
to
centre
for
a
single.
Cole
doubled
to
right,
Perkins
stopping
at
third.
Richardson
hit
one
to
Bill
Mitchell
which
he
mUtOd,
Perkins
scoring.
Mitchell
threw
home
to
eaten
Cole
at
the
plate
and
Downie
threw
to
second
and
Richardson
was
caught
out
at
first
by
Lobllck.
McKissock
walked.
Papke
was
thrown
out
at
firsts
Lamble
tj
"Lgbjkk.
One
run,
two
hits,
one
error.
11
Prince
Rupert
Lobllck
singled.
Vancouver
opened
the
scoring
with
a
run
in
the
second
Lambie
walked,
ftowe
struck
out
while
Prince
Rupert
clouted
outo
:L
j
Arseneau
was
tnrown
out.
Hall
to
series
will
be
played
this
evening
I
Cross,
both
ruwwn
advancing.
A.
and
if
ever
there
were
prospects
for
Mltcjiell
hit
a
Tsqras
Leaguer
to
left
a
big
attendance
at
a
ball
game
in
I00
runners
scoring,
and
he
took
this
old
town
it
is
today
with
the
second
on
the
throw-In.
Chenoski!
went
out
to
Cross,
unassisted.
Two
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Third
Inning
V.
A.
C
Cross
struck
out.
Jacob-sen
rolled
one
down
the
first
base
line
and
hit
the
ball
as
he
passed
it
and
was
called
out
for
interference.
Lamble
threw
out
Hall.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
RuperWWendle
fanned.
W.
MLtchell
went
out
to
Cross
unassisted.
Richardson
threw
out
Downie.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Inning
y.
A.
p.
Lewis
singled
to
centre.
Perkins
made
his
second
single
of
the
game.
Cole
and
Richardson
both
were
out
on
infield
flies
to
W.
Mitchell.
McKissock
drove
one
out
to
the
left
field
fence
which
Arseneau
caught
without
having
to
move
10
feet.
No,
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Lobllck
went
out,
Jaopbsen
u
Cross.
Lambie
struck
but.
Howe
singled
to
right.
Arsen-
jau
struck
out.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Fifth
Innlnj
V.
A.
C
Wendle
threw
out
Pap
ke
at
first.
Cross
was
out,
W.
Mit
chell
to
Lobllck.
Jacobsen
filed
out
to
Chenoski.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
rors.
Sixth
Inning
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Downie
drove
one
down
the
third
base
line
for
two
bases.
Loblick
was
safe
on
an
infield
hit
along
the
third
base
line.
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Hill
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In
Connection
With
Fair
Vancouver
Athletic
Club
Versus
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
This
Afternoon
Friday
5:30
p.m.
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to
Capitol
Theatre
Try
Our
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Price
plate.
Jac6bseft
singled"
to
"right
Cross
scoring.
Hall
flicd'out
to
Ar
seneau:
It
was
a
fine
catch.
Two
runs,
three
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Chenoski
struck
out.
Wendle
tiled
out
to
Cole.
Bill
Mitchell
struck
out.
No
runs,
no
hita,
no
errors.
Eighth
Inning
V.
A.
C
Lewis
struck
out.
Perkins
went
out.
W.
Mitchell
to
Lobllck.
Cole
singled
and
stole
second.
Richardson
struck
out.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
Downie
singled
and
went
to
second
when
Cross
let
Richardson's
throw
get
past
him.
Lobllck
hit
one
down
the
Uilrd
base
line
and
Downie
was
safe
when
Richardson
tried
to
catch
him
at
Prince
Rupert
Richardson
tos-1
third.
Lamble
struck
out.
Howe
hit
sed
A.
Mitchell
out
at
first.
Chen-
to
right.
Downie
scoring.
Richard
-oskl
singled
through
the
pitcher's
!
son
threw
out
Arseneau
at
first.
A.
box.
Wendie
was
robbed
of
a
hit
by
Mitchell
hit
one
to
Richardson
who
Jacobsen
s
fine
catch
In
left
field,
i
tagged
Loblick,
trying
to
make
W.
Mltchcil
hit
a
hard
drive
to
right
:
home.
One
run,
two
hits,
one
error
which
McKissock
caught.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Ninth
Inning
V.
A.
C.
McKfcsoek
was
out
on
a
liner
to
Lambie
who
made
a
nice
top.
Straight,
batting
for
Papke
filed
out
to
Lamble.
Perkins
walkSl.tHmv.
.,
t..3?u
wV-
r"!
raV'
y
10
vv
Mllcneu-
him
out
too.'Cross
was
out.
Chen
Howe
and
Arseneau
both
struck
out!
lout'
?tots
.
Lcw,i?
Ale
Mitchell
was
out,
Papke
'
to
Cross.
No
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Seventh
Inning
oskl
to
Lobllck.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Prince
Rupert
McKissock
now
playing
second
base
and
Straight
In
right
field.
Chenoski
was
thrown
I
caught
Wendle's
fly
to
centre.
W.
i
Mitchell
was
out,
Richardson
to
Cross.
No
runs,
no
hits
no
errors.
V.
A.
C
Richardson
struck
out.j.
Tenth
Inning
McKissock
was
thrown
out,
Chen-
j
V.
A.
C
Jacobsen
walked.
IlrWi
oskl
to
Loblick.
Papke
singled
to;
struck
out.
Lewis
was
thrown
out
centre.
He
stole
second,
and
scored
Lamble
to
Loblick.
Jacobsen
going
on
Cross'
single
to
centre.
Cross
go-
to
second.
Perkins
hit
a
hot
one
t
lng
to
second
on
the
throw
to
the
short
that
Wendle
got.
maknm
wonderful
catch.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors,.
Prince
Rupert
Downie
hit
his
second
double
down
the
third
base
line.
Lobllck
repeated
hti
former
trick
of
an
Infield
hit,
Downie
gw
lng
to
third.
Lamble
struck
out.
Howe
struck
out.
Arseneau
walked,
filling
the
bases.
A.
Mitchell
struck
out.
No
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Eleventh
Inning
V.
A.
C
Cole
file
dout
to
W.
Mit
chell.
Richardson
hit
a
double
to
left
and
went
to
third
on
slow
fielding.
McKissock
struck
ou.
Downie
eaught
Straight's
foul
near
the
fence.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
er
rors.
Prince
Ruoert
Chenoski
struck
out.
Wendle
hit
one
to
deep
centre
for
a
home
run.
One
run
one
hit,
no
errors.
It
was
a
great
pitchers'
battle
all
the
way
with
honors
even
until
Wendle
smacked
that
one
In
the
eleventh.
Qorge
Arseneau
nailed
a
couple
of
pretty
ones
In
left
field,
the
one
Hall
hit
along
the
foul
line
and
Mc-Kissock's
fly
which
he
was
camped
under,
sitting
on
the
fence
post.
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V.
A.
C
Prid;.
Papke
2b.
Cross
lb.
Jacobsen
s.,
Hall
3b.
Lewis
cf.
Perkins
c.
Cole
If.
Richardson
p
McKissock
i
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Straight
rf.
Totals
I
One
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In
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P.
It
Wendle
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W.
Mitchell
2b
Downie
c.
Loblick
lb
Lamble
p.
Howe
rf.
Arsmeau
If
A.
Mitchell
cf
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3b
Totals
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Cole;
base
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j
Richardson
bie
8,
Rich
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bases.
VA
C
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j
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Downie
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In
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,ir
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M
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extending
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town
visitors
for
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patronage
and
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