Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-24
LAWSONS REMEDY SENATOR Mitchell ABERDEEN Wins TWO
GAMES FROM OLYMPIA AT ELEC.
trio PARK.

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). Aberdeen Fans Entertained.
Notes Of the Game.
The Senators laid aside their official
duties Saturday and came down to Mr..
]. D. Crary's ball park to assist the
Pippins furnish amusement for the fans,
and especially the fair fans. as that day
has been set apart as ladies' day.
Dean and Brown, the battery for the
Pippins, and Porter and Edwards for
Olympia. The Senators failed to score
until the third inning; in this canto they
made four hits, and three runs we're
credited 10 them. This ended the run
getting for the law makers. Aberdeen
got four in the frat, and one in the
fourth, one in the fifth and one in the
seventh. These seven runs were the
result of four safe hits and five errors.
The pitching was exceptionally good.
Dean issued no passes, bnt hit one man.
This shows splendid control, and with
the well balanced team composed Of the
Pippins ought to win any game. The
ten hits made by Olympia were well
scattered except in the fourth. when the
Senators got their runs. Porter put up
a good game. allowine but feur safe hits,
but right here let US say that Aberdeen
hit the ball, and good and hard too. but
most every time somebody got in the
way and cut off hit.
The attendance was light. owing some.
what to the raw day; but methinks more
to the fact tina. the train bringing the
Olympia team was late, the people real.
izing that they would likely be very late
for their dinners, il indeed, they did not
miss that meal altogether. A week age
when Montesano played the P. G.'s, at
the park, the train was more than an
hour late, and many people left long be.
fore the game was over. Some arrange.
ment ought to he made by which the
game could be started on schedule time.
as these long delays are very irving on
the patience and good nature of the pa.
irons OF the great national sport.
sundays GAME.
For some time Dad Brown has been
holding heart to heart talks with his
basket Of Pippins; has been cultivat,ne
them; encouraging them to grow, ma
ture and ripen. The result of all his
skill in agriculture, or horticulture, was
seen Sunday, when he did things, and in
big hunks, to the Senators. Instead ol
laying down the law to the law makers,
they laid down hit after hit, and gather.
ed in run after run. Why, they made
six safe hits in the first inning, which
netted five earned runs. In the fourth
inning they fattened their batting average
by making six more. yielding seven more
runs. The hitting was not confined to q
few men, but everybody took hand in
hitting the ball. Broadhurst got four,
Harper and Titus three each, one of Har.
per's being a three bagger, sullivan two.
one for three sacks, Swartz two, one for
two bases, Brown two, Dean and Whalen
one each. and Ford one for TWO bases.
With all these hits. and so many of them
for extra bases, it is no wonder the Pip.
pins won. The fielding of both teams
was splendid; the error column showing
but two errors for Aberdeen and five for
Olympia. Titus pitched a good pane,
allowing Olympia to bunch hits only in
the fou'th, when they scored three times
on four hits; their hits amounted to
nine, but were not costly, except in the
inning referred to. Broadhurst did not
seem to bave anything but slow ball !;
he was not wild, only one man walked
to first. As his delivery was to the liking
of the Pippins they made total OF seven
teen hits in five innings. Quick pitched
three innings and was found for only two
hits.
NOTES ON THE FIELD.
1t seems to US that the PIppins are
about ripe enough now 20 take few
games from wee Willie Cam mpbell's Fa, m
ers when they come down here next
Saturday and Sunday. Brown NAV be
ont OF the game for week or two; in
the sixth inning of Sundays game he at.
tempted to bunt and caught the ball on
the middle finger of his right hand, tear.
ing it open to the bone. it being neces.
sary to have several stitches taken in it.
But he will have to be nearly dead be.
fore he will stay out of q game. You
remember he hurt his knee SO badly on
the Fourth that for week you could not
tell whether he had wooden leg or was
just lame, he limped 80. but when play
time came again no was in the game and
just as full OF pepper as ever.
Montesano took two games from the
P. G.'s; one Saturday, the score being
to l, and one Sunday, 2 to J.. This gives
the Farmers good lead. Aberdeen lie
now in second place, Olympia third and
Hoquiam at the foot OF the class.
Dad Brown took his entire team and
the official scorer over to the Olympia
cafe last evening and treated them to
music and chicken dinner, with oysters
as a starter. The good feeling and COM
radeship Of the team was so manifest
that the fans can feel assured that where
such harmony prevails success must