The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-08-25

ANN bartell, through a wild throw
py pitcher Mcdonald tried to reacl
nome, but was nipped at the nIata
Hart TO Bartell to catcher: no runs
oroviiie-The hope of the local fan.
scared high in this inning. McDania
mt TO third, McKenna slObbered ovo,
tne Dali and then threw wild to first
NC taxing second. Wilson drove !
long NY near the foul line to left plai,
MADE a mighty effort, but dronned n.
pail, Mcdaniel scoring and Wilson 90
ing TO second. Geo. BartelPs infeIs
ny was taken by third. Powell got
timeiy single. scoring Wilson. Wher
.he pail was thrown in in an attemp,
10 mead on Wilson at the plate Powell
took second. Stansbury hit to short
ana was thrown out at first. Powell
going to third on the play. Hedge,
was unequal to the emergency. as hf
showed the ball to second and died a,
first; two runs.
Fifth-Phoenix-This chapter was
short and uneventful, as Mattice. Nc.
kenna and Blair went out on strikes:
no runs. OrOville-After two strikes
were called on him Blackler tanned
the ball lightly and it rolled toward
thlrd 100 slow to be fielded, and the
runner was safe at first. he tried tc
steal second and was caught in the
act by perfect peg from Quinn to
Patterson. Frank Bartell was down
and out on a pop fly to short, and
Hart lifted one out to right and the
side took the field; no runs.
Sixth-Phoenix-Th round for a
time had indication of disaster for the
home team. but Hedger pitched him
self out of bad hole. Folsom, the
f1rSt man up was out, second to first
but Patterson smashed out his second
two baser, and Quinn was given a
base on four balls. One out and two
on bases looked like trouble, and the
situation was not improved when Ham
ilton sacrificed. advancing the runners
with bunt which the pitcher was
able to handle only in time to nail
the batter at first. However McDon-
aid ended the agony by hitting to
third. Powell snatched the ball from
the ground and shooting it to first
headed of the runner: no runs OrO-
ville-McDaniel tapped the ball to the
pitcher and was a dead one at first
Wilson popped hot one between first
and second, but Patterson, who was
playing swell game, speared the ball
and passed it on to first in time to
put crimp in the runner. Geo. Bar
tell dubbed the air thrice; no runs.
Seventh-Phoenix- hit to
short and the ball beat him in the
race for first. Mattice placed one
in exactly the same tracks and went
back and sat down. McI<enna hit an
juggley the ball and the runner was
safe at first. Hedger again lost the
plate and Blair was sent to first on
balls. Things looked blue for the To-
Gals, but Folsom could only push up
a short fly to first which Stansbury
froze to and the chance for runs was
gone; no runs. OroVlile-fOWeii
punched a gentle roller to pitcher and
lost interest in subsequent proceed
ings. Stansbury fell victim to three
good ones. Hedger aroused the droop
ing interest of the crowd by shooting
a dandy single to right after TWO
strikes had been called on him. BLACK
Ter worked Elwin for his second pass
of the game With two on bases ano
Frank Bartell at bat there was mucf
yapping in reference to the lucky
seventh" but Frank could not denver
the hit He hit to short, and Hed,
ger was scuttled at third on forceo
run; no runs.
Eiphth-Phoenix- hit &c
short and Mcdaniel got tangled ul
with the ball long enough to give tne
runner a life. Quinn placed a saiets
to left, advancing Patterson to thlra
Hamilton sent one to second, frahh
Rartell was slow handling the pal
and then made a wild throw 10 hrst
ond the runner was safe, patterson
scored and Quinn took second. NC
Dopald shot up q fly far out Dack VI
frst and Frank Bartell redeemed MIN
self nv a long run and pretty catch
Quinn attempted to reach home altel
the Hy was caught, but was douDle.
nm nv quick return OF the Dall u
the nlate. Elwin hit a mighty s"a
far over center, galloping around y
third Hamilton scoring. Mattlce emu
ed the run getting by striking out
two runs. Oroville-It was swift "ori
i,st at a time when the home crow
JUS Jus. anvious to see something doing
Lat hit to second and the ball pea
h;n, ~ first. Mcdaniel gave UP I'M
ghost on pTeClSCiy ' tl,o
wilson lifted a fly to center anu ina
ended it; no runs o,
Ninth-PhoeniX- puhip1' i;,'
the atmosphere three unprouuus; u,',;n,
r whacks. For the fourth time durln'
the game Hedger fed Blair upsnodd,I ps.i,d,,
and for the fourth time Blair ,tnman, kinar,
hit Folsom laid one down TO Mcit", I, q
10, % and his life was snuffed out "a a
f;rst. no runs. Oroville-lt was 'n II,
last chance, but the hoodo was co" o
and "i the locals could not connect. o', ne.
Rartell, BAR who generally has MT p apoG
his clothes, and from whom mucn 10
exnected in aiding in run get.ihs,m% steor m%
first up. He put good dea, a,, u sailin
in in a slash that sent the ball sai,,n n,,i
ont m TO short, but Mr.. Folsom cou, on
not he induced to make an error pan am
@ Rartell was blotted out at flrst, ID f1s ss
aIi eli could not touch the sphere anu ne.
dawn on three strikes. Stansots 1h
nut a crimp in the last nope ., a., - =
crowd by jolting up o,nn' "
saoond. no runs. The score;
Phoenix ...... ABB n ~
Z Folsom. SIS A