The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-07-09

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the bad on strike to first, followed by
fan by ]. Castner. Goldendale came
up with yell and Sanders at the bat.
Fabric on first made "beaut" Of an er-
ror, and Sanders landed safe at first, fol-
lowed by Dunbar, Goldendale's lightning
pitcher, who made one bagger. San
ders went down on second by bit OF
quick work on the part of Haynes. w.
st. Johns came up, tapped a ball to j.
Castner and was stopped at first. Walt
st. John put one in right field Castner
muffed the play and Dunbar galloped
home. Stringfellow hit little one to j.
Castner and died on first.
Second Inning-Fabric took the stick
and famed the dust. Hemman got a
ball on the arm, which sent him limp
ing to first. Morse stepped up and then
down again. L. Haynes made two
bagger and brought in Hemman with
the first tally for Hood River. Martin
famed out and left Haynes on second.
Crooks opened the second half and went
out at first. Garner fanned Spaulding
back.
Third--Roy Haynes took first on three
strikes. Strong came to bat and struck
out. G. Castner tipped foul to Catcher
w. st. John, and went to the bench. j.
Castner knocked a strong one to second,
and was put out on first Baker tapped
one to Morse and went out on first. San
ders knocked one to Pitcher Haynes,
who threw him out at first. Dunbar
knocked daisy to center field and on
an error by Herman he got to second.
w. St. John put hot grounder to G.
Castner, who threw him out at first,
leaving Dunbar on third.
Fourth-Fabric put one in the short
stops way and went to the bad on first.
Hemman struck out. Charley Morse
made first on neat little one. Through
an error by Dunbar, l.. Haynes came
up with three bagger and ran Morse
home. Martin knocked little sick one
to first and wet out. Goldendale came
to bat with Walt St. John up, who took
one spot on balls. Stringfellow knocked
one to short stop, where a tumble gave
him first. Crooks put one back to
Pitcher Haynes and got thrown out for
mis- trouble. Garner made a safe hit,
which brought in Walt st. John.
Spaulding and Baker went out in sue
ceesion on easy ones.
Fifth-Roy Haynes made a safe hit,
and Strong struck out. Roy tailed on
a wild throw. G. Castner tapped bird
to third and went out. J. Castner drove
to the right for two bases Fabric famed
out. Sanders went to second on nice
one, with nobody there. Dunbar made
a safe hit, and Sanders tailed. Both
st. John boys followed with safe hits,
and Dunbar tailed. Stringfellow made
a safe hit W. st. John went out near
home. Crook made foul to Fabric and
went out Garner came TO bat, rolled
one to Roy and was out at first
Sixth-Hemman got to first, and
Morse struck out. Herman, on account
of his air pump, could not run, and
substitute o. p. Haynes was started
from first to finish the job. Morse mis-
understood certain signs from Captain
Castner, and Haynes hit the grit for
second base, and the way he went re-
minded one of an ice wagon going to
fire. He went out between first and
second L. Haynes tapped an out to
left. Spaulding came up with a conf
dental air (or DUST, but died at first
Bakers fly to right field was gathered in
by Strong. Sanders drew a two-spot,
with nobody in the field. Dunbar
landed safely. Morse tried to throw the
ball to first to stop Dunbar, but instead
he nearly killed the umpire (and Justly,
tool by hitting him in the small Of the
back. The decisions were better after
this. w. st. John made a safe hit,
bringing in two scores. Walt st. John
knocked foul, but forgot to step out of
the box, and went out for the oversight.
w. st. Johns Immediately went out for
not touching the plate as he came in.
Excitement ran high with the red-faced
rooter in the gallery.
Seventh-Martin made a safe, but
was stopped at second. Martin is a
dandy on long drives. r. Haynes made
a safe hit. Strong followed to first on
wild balls. c. Castner famed. j.
Castner made Il hit. forcing Strong up
the line, but he got dust in his eyes and
lost out on the run to second, retiring to
the bench. Stringfellow landed safely.
Crook followed suit, forcing Stringiellow
to hit the pike, but he died Of heart
disease at second. Garner drove to left
field, and got to first on Haynes error.
Spaulding forced a run, and Garner was
out. G. Spaulding struck out.
Eighth-Fabrie missed the balls and
sat down. Hemman's short to Dunbar
retired him at the initial sack. Morse
walked to third on a fly to short. Dun
bar came up and out. w. st. John
would have been ont, but Fabric muffed
the ball, allowing him 10 get 10 first.
But Morse got him ont at third. Walt
St John made a safe hit and the boys