East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

inning of today's game. Though the
crowd was very limited in number,
those who did endure the chilling
breezes in the grandstand were en-
tertained with the speediest contest
Echo has seen for some time.
How 1t All Happened.
Promptly at 1880 his honor the
ump, Bustrata, gave the order play
ball," and Henderson, Milton's one
armed wonder advanced to the plate
to face Lehman's twisters. He got
a nice little pass to the initial bag
and went to second on a stunt of bunt
by storm. II looked as though the
Orchard county cubs were going to
score in the first inning. but Lehman
unwound and caused the decease of
the next three men, two by the
strikeout route and a pop-up fly N
the infield.
Pulcipher was the first man up for
Echo He failed to locate for a safe
passage to first and was followed by
Ludwell, who did ditto Thon flew
out in a little infield pop-up and the
first canto was ended.
In canto two Jenkins got a safe hit
to first and stole second. but was put
out as he tried to reach third on
Jayne's hit. Darling was put out on
long drive to the middle garden and
Bartholomew famed the gentle Zeph-
yrs as Jenkins expired on third
Gilbert for Echo reached third but
was unable to reach the tally pan, as
Hoskins, Fitshugh and Hensleigh each
failed to connect for safe ones.
In canto three, Milton started the
ball rolling. Henderson went tht
| pitcher route, but Storm tapped one
| just over second for a safe passage
and was advanced to second on a sac
! rifice stunt by II. Henderson. Reser
! then located for a safe one, sending
/ storm to third. Rennick then drov,
out a neat little two-bagger, scoring
storm and Reser. Jayne struck out
and Milton's part of the third can't
was ended.
In Echo's half of the third the frs
| two men up failed to do anything ir
the safe hit line, but Milton's pitcher
got a little careless on account of tn,
joy feeling and shot one which flev
wide and connected with Pulcipher'
anatomy, giving him a free pass. H,
promptly beat a sneak to second an
went to third on Ludwells hit. "Da
wy (Thon) then got busy with tn
willow for a scorching two-bagger
which put Pulcipher safe over tn
tally pan. Gilbert then failed to con
meet and the score was two to one il
Milton's favor.
In he fourth canto Milton adde,
one more to their list and Echo fail
ed to increase her credits. Huchiso
took the mound for Echo and in tur
gave place to Pulcipher. The fifth
, sixth and seventh cantos were jus
simply a panoramic vision of fas
ball. Neither side seemed to be abl
ito do nothin' nohow!"
In the eighth canto the Miltonite
succumbed so rapidly to Pulcipher
Puzzling Pettets and it was over S
soon it seemed but dream.
Echo's first two men up in the
half bit the dust likewise rapidly br
"Davy' came to the rescue again wit
corking two-bagger. Gilbert di
the ditto stunt with a duplicate cop
, done up in fancy wrapper. Ludwe
then selected one with accurate pr,
cision and so neatly that during tn
h melee Gilbert and Thon both regis
8 tered. Henseigh ended the cant
" and the score was a tie.
In the ninth Milton failed to rail-
the first man up going out by II
strikeout route. Pulcipher allowe
the next man n pass on balls but Il
n next two men up, Reser and Rennic
e cleaved the atmosphere for naugh
e In Echo's half Campbell famed b
n Hutchison drove out a cracking tw
n bagger Pulcipher then followed wi
le safe one far in the outfield al
10 Huchison raced home, registering &
h winning score for Echo.