Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-04-21
Pullman BOOSTERS"
LOSE FIRST GAME
FIRST Game in Inland League Goes to
CeIfaN After Ten Innings of
Play--Score y to q. &


hn in the history OF Pullman mark
d the opening of the Inland league
season last Sunday, when Colfax got
of with the long end Of a to s
score. The first five innings of the
game were played in a high wind,
which made air-tight fielding an i'm
possibility, and was responsible for
at least one of the four errors charg-
ed to the Pullman team.
The Boosters went on the fiel 4
with no preliminary practice, but the
way they handled themselves both
on the field and at bat brought JOY
to the hearts of the loyal fans. With
little practice the local team will
be hard one to beat, and after the
game of last Sunday it is the con-
census Of opinion that at the close of
the season Pullman will be a con-
tender for the championship. The
team is composed of old hands at the
game, and all that was lacking Sun
day was the team work that comes
only through practice. Moss pitched
a consistent game, but was trife
wild, his wild heaves being respon-
sbe for one of the scores made by
Colfax. He had the speed and the
curves and little steadiness will in
crease his efficiency to great extent
The game was hard fought and
close, it requiring ten innings for
Colfax to win. The game in detail
follows:
Morley hit the first ball pitched for
two bags. Cushman drew a pass and
both men advanced a peg on a passed
ball by the catcher After Hamblin
had famed the air three times Nor
ley and Cushman scored on aNpassed
ball and Wynn's infield out. Staple
ton hit for two bases, but died on
second when B. Canutt famed
In Pullman's half of the inning
VanDorn, first man up, raped the
ball for single and advanced to
second on Gaddis neat sacrifice,
Buck got to first on an error and
took second on a nicely executed
steal, VanDorn going to third and
scoring a second later on Stapleton s
error. Buck scored on Rosenoff' S
infeld out. Thompson scored and
Klossner hit out, retiring the side.
Score-Colfax, 9; Pullman, 3.
Second Inning. Wynn went out,
Van Dorm to Thompson, McCutcheon
out, grounder to first, and V Canutt
made it three straight by a fly to
VanDorn.
Moss went out, pitcher to first and
McCieary struck out. VanDorn got
sizzling two-bagger and scored on
Gaddis single. Buck went out
grounder to first. Score-Colfax, 2;
Pullman, 4.
In the third Morley fouled out tC
Buck, Cushman got a single, Ham
olin got free pass and Cushman
scored on Wynns single Hamblir
scored on single by Stapleton and B
Canutt struck out. j. Wynn sent an
easy one down the first base line and
retired the side
For Pullman Thompson famed
hosenoff made first on an error
pristine struck out and Klossnel
went out on an infield fly. Score
Colfax, A; Pullman, A.
In the fourth McCutcheon wen
out short to first, V Canutt tool
hrst on hit. Morley went to frs
ana Canutt to second on Moss wild
heave to second. Cushman famed
ana Hamblin made it three out OF
nigh fly to center field.
Moss and McCleary hit out anC
'anDorn took first when Morle!
NnsJudged his high fly. VanDorI
S'oie second and scored on Gaddis
two-bagger, Gaddis going out a
.hHd a moment later. Score-Col
TAX B. Pullman, 3.
ruth Inning Wynn hit for twt
o"Ses and Stapleton took first on in
"eid error. Wynn was thrown on
the plate on Canutt's infield hit
9'apieton scored on a passed ball ant
wynn and McCutcheon hit out.
rullman went out in one, two
,niee order, Buck and Thompson hit
lug out and Rosenoff tanning
'oore-Colfax, 5 Pullman. 5.
~ the sixth Canutt and Morley hi
u' ana Cushman singled Hambli
S oooA hrst on fielder's choice an
'apleton retired the side by hittin
FOR Pullman Dirstine went out
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