The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-06-16

Dmak team and hackers had IA hard
n IA long pull making Oroville in
river trip in Lee Ives launch.
y almost steamboat in its carry
Rcity. as there were Is excursion
board. The party left omak at
&k in the morning, reaching OrO-
>Out p. m, landing ut the rail
1idge. as the water was found to
|ohallOw to run under and beyond
tthe intention. AS soon as the viSi-
Nd get something TO eat they has
> the grounds. it beng necessary
J the game as soon as possible. so
down river run could be made
De event lG. 1t was the husliiest
EST squad of ball players that has
8nced ovnr the grounds. and their
Dpearance practiclng created
smong the lookers-on as to the
Df the home team to win out in
ding struggle. AS whole. the
alnch are pleasant, jolly. good fell
Enough one or two may haveSmo-
Qy displayed that coarse, beefy.
ring disposition that is more ap-
te 10 the professional graduate of
u lots than to the amateur player
Hin the game for sport. They all
y game with snap that helps to
Id ON this occasion at least ham
1he ball with n vengeance. This
Exhibition may have been owing to
okness of the locaI pitcners, who
I'd little practice this season. and
mo condition to go against such
!. In Davis Omak has a left
Epitcher. who was stronger at the
the game than at the beginning.
the locals guessing, and some OF
set down against him would nave
1t outs had his support been a lit
= ao tive al times in handling in
rs. Some of the crowd feel that
naks did not put up as strong
= the Okanogans, when the home
.Dn by a score of to 0. There is
1hing, the home nine did not show
fdefensiv3 and aggressive front as
u upon the occasion of their meet
with the Okanogans. For some
<they were off coIor. Neither in
Etice before, or the playing during
he did the nine display the snap
ually marks their performance on
Il the viewpoint OF the grand stand
ne vas both interesting and eN-
md the rooter was IN his element.
ed up ve.y favorable for OroVllle.
IS coming across. due to some rag
Iving on the part or the opponents.
Il lead soon went glimmering as
11ghtened up and commenced swat
y pitchers all over the field Cap
Iackler tried to stem the tide by
I all his pitching staff. but Omak
I to win and could not be headed
ght hits were registered against
I'm four innings: five against Nc
! in two innings, one home run
D three -bagger; and two off Hedg-
4three innings, one a home lun.
4 bombardment meant runs. no
Hwhat the fielding might be. Both
tere criminals in the act of base
:. although the Orovilles took the
|chances in this felonious perform
n looked several times as though
might have made a score or two
Mad not the players huSged the
10 closely. The following is the
of how it was done:
-Omak-Staton hit safely
no strikes had been called on him.
y pitcher trying to catch him on
lost the ball and the
Reached second: Danielson hit to
4 who was slow in handling the
n the runner was safe. station GO
fthird on the play: Danielson stole
I Conn dropped a Texas Lacquer
& second, scoring station and Dan
Simpson struck out; Wise rolled
.third and Conn was caught at sec
{1se stole second. but was left when
~ struck out-two runs. Oroville-
Bartell reached first on a safe
md Immediately stole second; PoW-
Y Egiven his base on four balls; VIII
q for base. scoring f. Bartell,
taking second. and reaching third
'orror of second; Wilson stole sec
frank McDaniels lined out "A safe
scoring Powell and Wilson; Nc
y stole second; Hart put little one
her and was out at first McDan-
ling third; the right fielder drop
%. Bartelrs fly, McDaniels scoring
krtell reaching second: knauff
1out: Neidermeyer went out second
I Four runs.
I'd g-Omak-Gassor out sec
4 first; Kinnie hit safely; Davis
eout; station dropped a short ny IN
Kinnie taking second; Danieison
Il first on an infield hit advancing
a the runners a base: Conn was
d out short to first. no runs. orol-
Blackler failed to locate the bali
ltell was given "A life when the f1rst
m dropped his foul fly, and follow
making a safe hit: Bartell stole sec
Il was left there as powell knocked
ninky fly to the pitcher. and VIII
dDye a ball over to second. and was
3 out at first. No runs.
II inning -Omak-Simpson hit l,
= and out at first; Wise put a hoo'
own to third. but Powell shot 1
q first in time to head off the run
kearney dropped IA fly into shor
which was repeated a number o