The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-14

lout to Morton Harry Graham hit on
to Simon, who failed to handle II
IRoxy Graham was thrown out at first
while o.Toole walked Flannigan's a,
to Magson was dropped. filling th'
bases Halderman then hit hard ons
Ito Magson. whose wild throw let II
four runs. Ross got to the first stop
ping place on Magson's error whils
lTruninger singled. Ferguson few ou'
to center field and Trulllnger died try.
ing to so home, Morton famed.
In the fifth one of the visitors, Mag
son, got as far as third. norner walk
ed. but was thrown out while endeav-
oring to pilfer second. and Magson was
also allowed to walk. He stole second
land succeeded also In stealing third
simon hit one to Brother Harry that
was fielded. and when Day famed the
visitors retired. Magson dying on third,
In the Commercials half Harry Gra-
hams long fly to Day put him out of
| II, Brother Roxy famed and o'Toole
few out to Costello.
Brother Roxy's failure to stop two
grounders gave the visitors a score in
the sixth. Day hit to o'Toole at first
and the baseman was unable to ham
die the ball, falling when he went
afterit. Costello sacrificed him to Sec
ond, and Houghton was thrown out by
Ross. Abbott hit to Brother Roxy, who
let the drive so by Day scoring. Roxy
repeated the error when Brown hit to
him, but Dorner was thrown out by
Harry Graham. Flanagan famed
Halderman flew out to Costello and
Ross famed.
The visitors scored nothing in the
seventh, but the locals piled up four
runs. Trullinger and Ferguson SIN
gled, and Morton's liner to Smith was
not handled. a wild throw letting in
both Trullinger and Ferguson Brother |
Harry singled. scoring Morton; Roxy
hit to Costello. whose mum gave the
captain one sack. Brother
Harry scored on a wild throw. 0'Toole
was hit by a pitched ball, Flanagan
was thrown out at first and Halder-
mans infield liner retired the side.
In the eighth Ross slowed down.
Houghton was thrown out by 0'Toole.
Abbott walked and Brown went to
frst on a passed ball. Dorner walked,
illing the bases. Magson was allowed
% walk. Abbott scoring. Simon hit to
Brown scoring, while Day
lew out to Morton. Smith famed, re-
iring the side. The only double play
vas made in the last half Of the eighth.
Ross singled. Trullinger hit short
me to Abbott, and. falling to try for
lrst, allowed the double. In the ninth
costello famed, Houghton was thrown
ut by o'Toole and Abbott famed
The score by innings was follows:
49,. 1 0 A 0 O 10 s-15l j
Iount Hoods 80 0 0 o / 0 2 o. 8 h
r. II. e. 4
Commercial ......., ........lo ~ ols
Mount Hood ............... IL IL
Ross allowed the visitors but two {
its, of which one was scratch. His !
upport was excellent, except when e
'rother Roxy let two grounders go Y
through him. AS this is an offense Of t
'hlch Roxy is seldom guilty, no charges @
ill be preferred against him. Brother d
fairy, unfortunately, made no home h
lns Sunday, but hopes to put the bali y
yer the fence week hence. e
The teams lined up as follows:
Commercials - Ferguson. catcher; n
[orton, left field; Harry Graham, third
ase; Roxy Graham, second base; .
'Toole, shortstop; Flanagan, first s
ase; Halderman, center field; Ross, n
itcher; TruIlinger, right field. /
Mount Hoods - Smith, right field; Ic
osteio, second base; Houghton, catch b
r; Abbott, pitcher; Brown, center f
ED; Dorner. first base; Magson, short 2
top; Simon, third base; Day, left field. Il