Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-07-14
Standing of the Teams

Rosalia ......2 6 $50
The superb pitching of Marsh, i'm
ported from NezPerce by Colfax,
proved too much for the hard-hitting
Pullman Boosters last Sunday, and
they lost the game and incidentally
first place in the Inland league pen
nant race to the Colfax Cardinals.
The final score was to 0. Marsh
allowed only two hits and had excel
lent control, being ably supported by
every member of the Colfax team.
On the other hand Bryan was decid-
edly off color and was replaced by
| Moss in the first of the fifth inning.
Moss finished the game in good
shape, only three hits and two ruus
being secured by Colfax after the
fourth. Pullman's only chance to
score was in the sixth inning, when,
with two on bases and two out, San
ger struck out. Opinion was divid-
ed as to whether or not Gaddia
should have been credited with a hit
in the second inning. He hit hard
grounder to Jones, which the latter
inggled, Gaddis beating the throw t.
first. 1t looked to the scorekeeper
as though Jones could have handled
the ball and an error was charged to
his account
BY winning this game Colfax takes
first place in the Inland league, with
Pullman half a game behind. This
condition necessitates playing over
the protested game with Rosalia,
which will be played at Rosalia next
Sunday Should Pullman win this
game the Boosters will be tied with
ColfaX for first place and the pen
nant and post season game would
be played at ColfaX on the 18th to
decide the winner. Should Pull
man lose this game, Colfax will be
the pennant winners by a healthy
margin, with Pullman second.
The Score i'm Detail.
For Colfax, Cushman took four
balls and walked, taking second on
Graves infield out, pitcher to first.
Morley grounded out to first, Cush-
man taking third. Jones was hit by
a pitched ball, stealing second, and
Cushman scoring when there was no.
body at second to receive the throw.
Canutt was out, shortstop to first.
VanDorn, first up for Pullman,
flew out to shortstop. Gaddis was
safe on first baseman's error, but
was thrown out at second. Sanger
was out, second to first. Score-Col-
fax ! Pullman 0.
In the second Wynne was out,
third to first, Small flew out to right
field and Marsh singled. Stapleton
retired the side, going out pitcher
to first Score Colfax |, Pullman 0.
Boiler flew out to shortstop, Brad
ley to left field and Knight to right
field
Cushman, first up for Colfax in the
third, was out on a pop fly to first.
Graves singled and took second
while Pullman was booting the ball
around the diamond, but was thrown
out at third Morley was an easy
out, pitcher to first
Rosenoff struck out, Bryan went
out, second to first and Boyles on a
grounder to first. Score-Colfax l,
Pullman 0.
Jones started the fourth by strik-
ink out. Canutt was safe on first
basemans error and took second
when Knight muffed Wynne's long
fly. Canutt stole third and Wynne
pilfered second. Small was out on
pop fly to pitcher and Marsh sing
led, scoring Canutt and Wynne.
Stapleton singled, advancing Marsh
to third, and stole second. Cush-
man singled, scoring Marsh and Sta
pleton, and Graves ended the scoring
with a long fly to Knight.
VanDorn, Gaddis and Sanger were
easy outs, VanDorn on fly to pitch
err, Gaddis on a grounder to first and
Sanger on a fly to right field. Score,
Colfax 5, Pullman 0.
With Moss pitching in the fifth,
the world began to look brighter to
Pullman. Morley was out, pitcher to
first, Jones to left field and Canutt
third to first.
Boiler was out, short stop to first
and Bradley third to first. Knight
was safe on Morley's error and stole
second. Rosenoff was out, third to
first. Score-Colfax 5, Pullman 0.
In the sixth, Grimes. who had re-
placed Wynne in center field, was safe
on third baseman's error. Small went
out, pitcher to first, Grimes taking
second. Marsh again connected safe
". scoring Grimes, and himself taking
second on the throw in. Stapleton