The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-06-26
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landed in Kennewick Monday of
this week and won the second game
that Kennewick has lost this year,
at a score of u to 6. The former
students can play ball as is shown
in their past performances, having
won every game on this tour and
the large per centage during the en-
tire seasons games. Pasco was add
ed to their list of scalps Tuesday.
At three O'Clock Monday after
noon all the business honses closed
and both teams congregated at the
Antlers Hotel and Band in full uni
form played a selection, after which
they lined up, followed by the stu
dents and trailed by the home team
all marched to the ball grounds to
the sharp notes Of the drums.
The home team tried hard and
did some good playing'at times but
the students were trained to the
minute and were full of confidence,
which quality was somewhat lack
ing in the home bunch. Then, too,
the main trouble with Kennewick
lay in not having man that was
proficient in stopping Hart S
pegs"
Tripplett, first man up for the
students, made scratch hit and
on bad plays and on a final wild
throw crossed the plate and sue
ceeded in making the next three
bite.
Easterly, first up for the berry
pickers, scratched a hit in the Sec
ond base-man region, and the
next man up, Kelsey, scratched
one also, advancing Easterly, who
came in on Anderson sacrifice hit.
Kelsey stole third and came in on a
wild throw from catcher, making
the second score. Huntington hit
to pitcher who fumbled it and got
safely around to third but couldn t
get in as Bower bunted and got out
and Shanafelt popped a little one
to short.
Root, first man up in tbe second,
famed, but Dalquist connected and
on a series of wild throws crossed
the pan. Fullerton hit to short,
who fumbled and advanced on
Hahn hit and came in on a pass
ed ball. Big Hahn stole second
and got to third while Patten was
agitating the atmosphere and came
in on Triplett's hit. Buck follow
ed :Patten's pattern and retired the
side. .Squires, the gardener in the
Kennewick left wing, hit an easy
one to first and was out, Norton hit
a liner to left, stole second and was
tagged trying to duplicate his stunt
on third and Hart at bat gingerly
stepped back and wiggled the hick-
ory.
Rogus, in the third hit a safe
one to second and H Rogers got
there on a hit to Hart who threw
wild to first. Root famed, Dalqu-
ist hit and Fullerton got hit fore
ing Rogers in and H. Rogers came
in when Patten hit to short, who
made a bad throw to first. Hahn
famed and Fullerton was caught
from catcher to first. Easterly fan
ned for once, just to share the
sensation, and Richardson flew out
to left. Anderson hit a grounder
once second and was advanced on
Huntington,s hit, stole third and
came in on a wild throw from short
g., Shanafelt s hit. Meantime Boy
er cot hit and base and Hunting
ton came in on Squires scratch and
a fielder's tumble. Norton LETT
Boyer on third, Shanafelt on sec
ond and Squires on first by missing
three.
Hart famed the first. third and
fourth men up in the fourth, the
second man getting to to third
meantime. Hart was just up and
hit high one to center which was
caught and Easterly hit safe one
but was forced out on a double on
Richardson 9 hit to short.
Root biffed her out for two sacks