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Show i 1 I I - . - f v , ' ' I . - ' s , - , - a ... " ?.- .. ? . .;. . ' ' j '' , - v , ' f '; . . W. ... ''- " - ' .. - TED TAYLOR'S FOOT wins as it reaches first base before Brent Labrum'sfoot, left, hits the bag. Young's Paint beat the Basin Bailers, 12-9, in a home run filled game. Labrum had two homers in the game. The Basin Bailers-Young's Paint game was only a consolation game and the loser returned home, but the encounter en-counter would have to be given membership in the Strange and Unusual Hall of Fame as the game contained almost everything a Softball fan could hope for. Bill Wilson singled and scored on a base hit to give Young's Paint an early ear-ly 1-0 lead, but the Softball fireworks didn't start exploding until the top of the third inning. Young's Paint committed com-mitted two outs, but shocked the Bailers with three homers in a row by Burke Buckalew, Danny Long and Brent Labrum for a 4-0 lead. The Bailers retired Bill Wilson to get out of the inning. Tony Wright was the Bailer pitcher, who gave up the three homers to Young's Paint in the top of the third inning, in-ning, but he gained revenge when he struck for a home run. The Bailers scored another run to cut the Young lead to two runs at 4-2 and then a two run homer by Arvel Tassainer over the right field fence tied up the game at 44 in the bottom of the third inning. Levi Smuin hit the telephone pole in an attempt at-tempt to get to the ball. A great play by Long at second base robbed a base hit from Ron Baker, but I . f ' -r - .... ... ...v - ..... . .. . . . . .. . . . .... - ...s ... ..? .. . : . ; ... " . ...v . . ..." "K ... .' v ... ...s- . ........ ... .. S' ' j " " ' " ; I N v .J.'. I'-'SS .... THE SOFTBALL gets clobbered by Young's Paint athlete, Chad Labrum, Saturday during a game with the Basin Bailers Saturday which contained nine home runs. Monty Lee hit the fence and gained a Soub e. Ben Lawson singled to drive in Lee with a 5-4 lead in the bottom of the fourth inning. Bill Smith of the Young's Paint crew singled with one out in the top of the fifth inning, but Chad Labrum Hied out and right fielder. Ted Tay or, ran a long distance to snare a fly ball by Rick Gardner. The bottom of the fifth inning was a family affair. Tim King led off with a homer to give the Bailers a 6-4 lead and then his father, Dave King, came to plate and his fellow teammates said, "Show him how, Dad," and father became like son as Dave King drilled the ball over the fence for a homer and a 7-4 Bailer lead. Wayne Reid and Tassainer Tas-sainer flied out and Dave King's son, Shawn King, hit a fly ball, which stopped stop-ped short of the fence for a third out. Young's Paint had only two chances left to win the game and they took advantage ad-vantage of their first chance as they scored six runs in the top of the sixth inning for a 10-7 lead. Buckalew was walked and Long singled. Young's Buckalew moved to third base on an error and scored on a single by Brent Labrum. Long scored on a fly ball to cut the Bailer lead to one run at 7-6. Mark Sterbank . ripped a single to drive in Labrum and tie up the game at 7-7. Carlos Reed was the next batter and he broke the deadlock in quick fashion as his homer presented a 9-7 lead to Young's Paint. Smuin and Frank Young singled. Smith hit a shot to second se-cond base and Young was forced out at second, but the ball didn't arrive at first base in time and Smith was safe. Smuin scored to give Young's a 10-7 lead. Chad Labrum flied out for the third out. Ted Taylor gained a W play at first base and Leehv taken away from him on! ding catch at the fence bvRP: However, Lawson singled outs to score Taylor and Wh' the base paths on an error? drilled a shot down the Wi-to Wi-to score Lawson and narrow " lead to one run at 10-9. Dave King delivered a sk third baseman Reed's legSf' and Wright scored to tie unr at 10-10. However, a laJ, j screaming, "He missed the. I missed third base!" Your-' made an appeal and fired tt third base and the umDirP, Wright for the third out Mr was changed from 10-10 toil, of Young's Paint after six j.' An error placed Gardner base paths, but a liner by Burt snared at third base by However, Young's Painty home run route as Brent Lab-nected Lab-nected on a two-run hornet outs for a 12-9 lead, Wilson, out for the third out, The Bailers had one moref. the bottom of the sevenths Wayne Reid led off with a bv ' a single. Tassainer poppeduo ny Long at second base l 1 Young's Paint ended the & ' winner at 12-9 on a doublept, s Nine softballs left the plar 1 for home runs in the game b 3 Basin Bailers and Youngs : S which made a fan remart should get some donations . 2 softballs." J , d ; di ,. Ti Bl i 5- st . " is i Hi , M I'.-- . ' 4; ' I ' i ''tO 14 - : , Df I ! Ihi ' " . . sti fe. . . ' - - , .,, , an : ' " ... h : ; . ..... ( - ' - . ' pl i Sei I Sa ? is: r ' wi ' ' t ru im W3 YOUNG'S PAINT Bill Smith swings at the Softball and ho;;: tjo that it lands on the other side of the fence. tor '' ' " rej se , Ba boi 5 , wj . cy . ' 1 , the ,. " fee . ... . .... .... r . , ... ere lim 5 . . ' Ri 1 ! 1 i . " ; ' " , '. . tot . of, i v'r , inn be Pn i tha ,. . ; flv - - ' I sti( 1 - SUB 1 ''..., - .. Thi; ? , cha : 1 ' bei( A ; . ' Riv I . " fici; I ' ; . "5 ; info I lect , I dau H Aug I I "Itt j ad : s ' i Mi ; ; ttlh , " -.,-..... poini , , ; Ho. fela; As . emh; star,t ARVEL TASSAINER uses his hand instead of the bat as ; C catches the ball instead of hitting it because he decide0' umpire would call it a ball ni |
