The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-06-30
INDIANS WIN
EASY GAME
bat tIlfNSBURG 9 TO O
Pride of Kittitas Numerically Wal
Iopcd--Iiftccn Hits of Mctcalfc-
Olson Pitches Good Game.

der sunday afternoon by numerically
walloping Pitcher Metcalfe of the Ell
lcnsburg Colts. Metcalfe has been
sailing along in smooth waters, with
lots of luck, but Hilyer's braves trim
med him good and plenty by collect
ing fifteen hits off his delivery. Johnny
Nissen. formerly right fielder with the
Tigers. played second base for Top
penish. and made two hits, and not an
error. Olson pitched another of his
good games for Toppenish letting Ell
lensburg down with five hits. A thou
sand people saw the game.
Story of the Game.
Woods, the first man up for Ellens-
burg, hit a long fly to center field
which. after lorg chase. was cap
tured by Kruse of the Indians. Dun
can followed with a grounder to Mis-
sen and was thrown out at first
Brown the short-stop duplicated the
trick and the side was retired.
Wilgus opened for the Indians by
driving the ball to Brown who Jug
gled and allowed the runner to reach
first. Bolin followed by driving the
bal swiftly into Woods hands who
threw to first and caught Wilgus off
mile. Mackey was walked to first
and was quickly followed there by
Price who made sharp single. Mac
key reaching third by clever base-run-
ming. Nissen sent a long fly out to
center and was caught out by Dale.
In the second, Goldie reached first
on lp1. .lNn
Maggie then hunted and Goldie was
put out at second from Bolin to
Moore. Nick sent an easy fly to second
Freeman the next up sent a hot single
to center on which Maggie reached
second where he died after Dale
went out at first.
Kruse opened for the Indians by
dying to Woods. Olson famed. Moore
hit safely and was followed by Jae-
ger who reached first on an error in
left but Moore in trying to reach
third was put out.
I'm the third Metcalf famed and
was followed at bat by Woods who
reached first on balls, but was i'm
mcdiately nipped at second while
stealing. Duncan famed. Wigus for
Toppenish was thrown out at first, Bo-
lin following suit and after Mackey
and Price had reached base Nissen
| sent one to Goldie who retired the side
! by a throw TO first, In the next Brown
and Goldie were dead at first and Ma
gel famed. After Toppenish put two
| men ON base Wileus sent one to Goldie
and WAS thrown out at first
In the fifth Olson struck out Free
/ man ana Nick in succession. Dale then
made two base hit and was followed
at bat by Metcalfe who was famed.
Foln started things for Toppenish in
their half by getting two base hit.
and after Machcy went out on foul
to Goldie. Price singled. placing Bo-
lin on third At this stage Nisson
! came through With the needed hit
scoring Holin. Kruse followed. scor-
/ ing rice and kruse. then the side
was retired by Olson tanning
In the sixth Woods went out at first
! but Duncan took first on Jaegers er-
ror ANA Brown walked. Duncan was
put out at third and Goldie flied to
I>Rolin. For Topponish Moore walked
| ana went to second on wild pitch
Jacgcrs was famed. Then came the
| mighty Wilgus connected with one
and the last seen of the ban it was
/ sailing Sainst a head wind for Wapa-
/ to. This of course scored two more.
After Holin lied out. Mackey was
walked and was Immediately caught
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