The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-06-09
OROVILLE VS.. CHESAW.


confronted the Okanogan team the
week before, which may have been
through lack OF practice. Errors were
made by players not in the habit of
Juggling, and had not the visitors like
wise oeen somewhat sloppy in fielding
the final result might have been 1iffer-
ent. Anyhow, the score would have
been much closer. However, after the
Okanogan game the fan may be look
ing for too high class ball, and are dis
appointed when the boys do not keep
up the pace set at that eventful meet
ing. Still for all the several slips, the
game was very interesting, and a big
crowd rent the air with acclaimS
whenever the ball was touched up, or
neat play made. The chief feature
in the batting line was a home run by
Geo. Bartell, with two men on bases.
Hart lined out triple and Folsom got
in double, both of which brought in
runs. p. Mcintyre took in a foul fly
after a long run, and Blackler did his
usual sensational stunts in left field
The game was played from start to
finish without a wrangle, which is
creditable to the players and appreci-
ated by the lockers on. Dr. Masters
umpired and apparently gave general
satisfaction to both players and spec
tators. This is the way it happened:
First Inning-Chesaw- Mcintyre
punched up fly to third and was re-
tired; ID. McCrory reached first by
wild throw from third; W. McCrory,
hit for base, sending his brother to
third; p. Mcintyre hit a hot one to
pitcher and was out; Hedland popped
up fly that was taken in by first; no
runs. Oroville-F. Bartell made first
on safety, and was caught stealing,
catcher to second Powell tried to
stretch hit for two bases and was
thrown out at second by short; Will
son put high fly to right and was out.
No runs.
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rolled a ball to pitcher and was out at
first; Mitchell reached first on an in
field hit, but was apprehended trying
to steal second by a peg from catcher;
Turner reached first on hit, but was
left when Rahaley popped up a fly in
the neighborhood of third. No runs.
Oroville-Quinn got first on a hit and
stole second; Hart sent to first on four
balls; Geo. Bartell drove the ball out
into the brush for home run, scoring
Quinn and Hart; Folsom flew to cen
ter; Hedger could not find the ball
and was out on strikes; Blackler
reached first on error by short; F.
Bartell hit safely anG in trying to
by short. Three runs.
Third Inning-Chesaw- I. Mcintyre
given a life by bad throw of pitcher;
ID. McCrory out on fly to short; w. Nc
Crory safe on tumble by pitcher; p.
Mcintyre lifted one to left and retired
Hedland struck out. No runs. Oro-
ville-Powell tapped a little one to
pitcher and never reached first; G.
Bartell repeated the play; Quinn put
one to third and it was lined over in
time to cut him off at first. No runs.
Fourth Inning Chesaw - Moore
cracked a grounder to short and was
outat first; Mitchell's high foul was
taken in by the catcher; 'i'urner placed
a grounder to second and was out at
first. No runs. Oroville-Hart out at
second to first; Geo. Bartell sent fly
to left, which Moore dropped, but was
forced out at second when Folsom hit
to pitcher; Folsom stole second and
was left when Hedger was thrown out,
second to first. No runs.
Fifth Inning - Chesaw- McDaniels
put in to pitch for Oroville, relieving
Hedger. and struck out Rahaley, the
first man up; NJ. Mcintyre out short to
first: ID. McCrory reached first on a
safe hit; w. McCrory took first on
tumble by third; P. Mclntyre's field
drive was fielded by short, but the first
baseman let the throw get by and ID.
and W. McCrory raced in; Hedland out
second to first. Two runs. Oroville-
Blackler hit ball to the plate and was
out catcher to first; F. Bartell could
not find the ball; Powell cracked one
to short and died at first. No runs.
Sixth Inning-Chesaw- was
hit by the pitcher, but in trying to
steal second was thrown out by the
catcher, short covering the base;
Mitchell dropped fly over into Black
ler's territory, and was out, of course;
Turner ended the inning by striking
out No runs. Oroville-Wilson reach
ed first when his grounder was fum-
bled by second; Quinn hit to pitcher,
forcing Wilson at second; Hart placed
pretty drive over center for three