Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-05-16
THE PULL|aaH Herald.
4 Saturday, May TO-, 1903
The Whitman w. A. O. Game.

AFTERNOON by watching the local team
eplav an errorless game of ball Little
rln4atnblin was in the box for w. A. c,
aand for eight innings straight he shut
sout the boosted Sous of Marcus sand,
.wonld have made the last a cipher score
f5r Whitman chad his catcher not FUN
tbled. Hanbliu was in the game all the
,tin,e. and was accorded the best support
that has been given w. A. c. pitcher
lthis year. Some of the features of the
locals playing was Thorpe's handling of
ahot grounder at ord, Walters fine work
at short, Sargent's play at end and the
work of Anderson and Mcintosh in the
field.
man and pitched good uphill game,
but had poor support from hiss team
Ringers throwing to second was an ex.
ception.
lsUmpire Griffith officiated in very sat
isfactory manner, and the new score
board made it easy for the fans to follow
the game.
The game started off with Mel ain, for
Whitman at the bat He hit hard to
Thorpe and by good fielding was thrown
out at first. Brown followed and was
thrown out by Miller on three strikes.
Butcher hit to Mcintosh in.right field
and was also, thrown out at first
81 Waller was first up for w. A. c., and
went to the bench on three strikes.
Thorpe, Sargent and Anderson followed
with a hit apiece and scored OH Millers
two Dagger. Prof was safe on fielders
choice. Barnard famed out and Mac
was put out at first. The first inning
looked good, with w. A. G. in the
lead.
nIn the second, l.. Switzerland famed,
RaSoutherland and Ringer hit safe, but
Perringer hit to Tip, who retired Ringer
ata2nd and Perringer at Ist. w. A. c.
went out i'll one-two-four order of pop
ups.
tobat and four for w. A. c., neither side
scoring, notwithstanding Miller's nice
two-base hit.
In the fourth, the first man up for
Whitman was retired on the first three
balls thrown, the second hit to Ole and
was out, of course, andsthe third was out
on pop-up to Barnard. For w. A. c.,
Mac walked after two strikes were called
and stole second a moment later. Mr..
Ringer then had to consult the umpire,
and when it was all settled tho game
went on. Tip was ont at first, Waller hit
safe and Mac scored. Thorpe flew out 10
Riser and Sargent was out at first.
In the fifth, Perringer hit to Tip and
was out. Riser took three broad swipes
at the ball and was retired, and Hi
Brown was out at first as a result of
Walters fast work around short. The
band played during this bout. w. A. c.
went out in one-two-three order, Ringer
getting Anderson and Prof at second.
In the sixth, McLain hit to Ole and
was out from the start Brown got in
front of the ball and walked, but was out
at end OIL butchers hit to Tip. l.. South
erland hit away over by Ist, but little
Simmie was there and the runner was
just out Barnard came to bat for w. A.
c. and played a funeral march for Whit
man, hitting the ball over the right
field fence, but was thrown out at grid on
Macs hit to Brown. Brown retired Tip
at Ist, and Waller struck three times into
vacant atmosphere.
In the seventh, the first two Whitman
ties were put out by Jimmie Sargent and
Chief Barnard retired the third OH
pop fly. w. A. c. Jared no better, and
Thorpe, Sargent and Anderson went out
in order
In the eighth, Hamblin famed one of
the visitors and Waller retired two more.
In this inring Miller walked, in spite Of
the protests of Ringer, who called him to
come back. Miller did come back few
minutes later, but it was from third and
the fifth score for w. 4. c. was made.
Prof and Barnard were out at first, but
Mac was safe OH Switzerland. Mac stole
second and made third on another error
to Whitman's first baseman. Hamblin
then played foxy, and while he was
lodging around between Ist and and,
Mac scored
In the ninth, Whitman succeeded IN
getting one man around, and, much to
the sorrow of Miller, the score was to
I. One. of the surprising features of the
game was the small number of errors.
+ W. A. c. has credit of zero and Whit
man credit of three.
w. A. c.
ALB. R. H. P.o. A. e.
Waller, s. s.f.a..a5
Thorpe, b,........3
sargent, b."."...4 III q Q
anderson, c. f..."..4
Miller. c...s..".,....4 IL S
Proff, |. f...............4 o. o Q