Taxi
Goes
One
Up
In
Lively
Fastball
Semi-finals
Match
Defeats
Grotto
17-0
Before
large
Crowd
at
Gyro
Park
There
was
a
large
,crowd
on
hand
to
see
the
second
game
in
the
fastball
semi-finals
at
Gyro
Park
last
evening
and
their
anticipations
of
a
hard
fought
game
were
fully
realized.
A
disastrous
second
inning
for
Grotto
brought
In
eleven
runs
for
th?
Taximen
and
Murray's
men
were
never
seriously
threatened
from
then
on,
the
final
score
being
17
to
9.
This
put
the
Taximen
one
up
on
the
two-out-of-three
series,
first
having
been
a
tie.
Kerr
scored
in
the
Grotto's
first
inning
on
Ralph
Smith's
single
while
99
Taxi
went
scoreless
though
Calderone
hit
a
2-bagger.
Both
Moxley
and
Beynon
were
finding
difficulty
in
control.
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the
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ond
Grotto
went
scoreless
and
then
"came
the
flood."
Windle
walked;
Smith
and
Dominate
hit.
Beynon
flew
out
but
Ratch-ford's
2
-
bagger
brought
1
n
Windle
and
Dominato.
Houston
hit
a
2-bagger-
to
bring
in
Dominato
and
Ratchford.
Calderone
walked
and
Montesano
hit
to
fill
the
bases.
Pcstak
hit
a
2-bagger
to
bring
in
Houston
and
Calderone,
and
then
Windle,
up
for
his
second
time,
hit
a
2-bagger
to
score
Montesano
and
Postak.
The
worst
was
not
over
as
Smith
and
then
Dominato
each
hit
a
3-bagger
with
Windle
and
Smith
both
scoring.
Moxley
now
took
himself
out
of
the
box
and
Bruce
Simondsen
took
up
the
pitching
chores.
Beynon
hit
and
Domin-
i
ato
scored.
Ratchford
flew
out
'to
Simundsen
and
Houston
was
out,
Kerr
to
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and
bad
throws
contributed
to
the
disaster
for
Grotto
but
tHe
Taximen
were
hitting
hard
and
running
strongly.
In
the
first
of
the
third
Grotto
staged
a
small
uprising.
Simund-son
hit
a
2-bagger.
C.
Smith
was
out
to
Windle.
Kerr
was
walked
and
R.
Smith
hit
to
score
Simundsen.
Dell
was
walked
and
the
bases
were
full.
Moxley
hit
a
2-bagger
to
score
Kerr
and
R.
Emith.
Holkestad
flew
out
to
the
a
2-bagger
to
score
Dell
and
Moxley.
R.
Duncan
was
out.
pitcher
to
first.
99
Taxi
added
one
run
in
the
third.
Grotto
scored
twice
in
the
fourth
with
C.
Smith
and
Kerr
crossing
the
plate
but
the
Taximen
got
three
more
in
their
half
with
Dominato.
Beynon
and
Calderone
scoring.
Both
went
out
in
quick
order
in
the
fifth
and
sixth
but
Windle
and
Smith
scored
for
99
in
the
eighth.
The
best
Grotto
could
do
was
to
add
one
In
the
ninth
though
they
filled
in
the
bases
on
three
walks
and.
a
hit,
but
Duncan
struck
out
with
three
men
stranded.
It
was
a
crucial
situation.
Scores:
Grotto
AB
Runs
Hits
B.
Simundsen
5
11
C.
Smith
5
1
3
Kerr
;
5
4
2
R.
Smith
b
1
5
Dell
5
10
Moxley
5
12
Holkestad
5
0
1
H.
Duncan
5
0
1
R.
Duncan
4
0
0
44
99
Taxi
AB
Houston
6
Calderone
6
Montesano
6
Postak
6
Windle
5
Smith
5
Dominato
5
Eeynon
5
Ratchford
5
49
9
Runs
1
3
1
1
3
3
.3
1
1
17
15
Hits
2
3
4
2
3
3
3
3
0
23
Batteries
Grotto:
Moxley,
B
Simundsen
and
H.
Duncan.
99
Taxi:
Beynon
and
Postak.
Umpires
Neil
Ross,
Lambie,
W.
Johnston.
There
was
a
lot
of
heavy
hitting
with
Simundsen.
Kerr,
R.
Smith,
Moxley
and
H.
Duncan
all
getting
2-baggers
for
Grotto.
For
FREW
AND
BENSON
RINKS
WINNERS
Advance
In
Men's
Singles
of
Lawn
Bowling
Two
games
in
last
evenln?
's
bowling
In
the
men's
singles
produced
two
close
matches,
Benson
winning
from
Skinner
15-K
pitcher
and
then
h.
Duncan
hit
i
and
Frew
from
Forbes
35-10
The
Benson
-
Skinner
match
found
Benson
piling
up
an
early
11-0
lead
but
Skinner
began
t.c
creep
up
and
it
was
anybody's
match
before
Benson
finally
reached
the
needed
15
points
to
win
by
.the
parrowest
possible
margin,
one
point.
The
Frew
-
Forbes
match
brought,
together
two
bowlers
who
have
been
playing
consistently
good
games
all
season.
Frew
generally
was
in
the
lead
but
Forbes
never
gave
up.
One
end
when
Frew
scored
three
was
the
most
decisive
one.
The
flnai
score
was
15-10
and
Frew
is
now
in
the
seml-flnais.
99
Taxi
Smith
and
Dominato
each
hit
a
3-bagger
while
Houston,
Calderone,
Postak
and
Windle
each
had
a
2-bagger.
Beynon
gave
up
seven
walks,
struck
out
five
and
allowed
15
hits.
Moxley
walked
3,
struck
out
1
and
gave
up
10
hits
for
11
runs.
Simundsen
walked
1,
struck
out
1
and
gave
up
13
hits
for
6
runs.
Arrangements
for
the
next
game
have
not
been
decided
upon
yet.
It
may
be
played
as
a
fea
ture
during
the
Carnival
week
as
the
game
could
be
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off
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tonight
from
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Interior
to
commence
a
four-game
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series
with
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?amej
tomorrow
one
In
the
afternoon
and
one
In
the
evening.
The
series,
being
heralded
as
the
outstanding
baseball
classic
of
the
year
here,
will
be
resumed
with
two
games
at
Smithers
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following
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and
Postuk
cf
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and
Henry
of
Moose.
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Smithers
team,
under
the
management
of
Wilf
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which
has
been
cutting
quite
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