The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-07-26
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BEATEN, 4IO 8
X Took Ten Innings for the
Tigers to Down the War
like Visitors

The game OF baseball at sumach
park sunday afternoon between the
Toppenish Indians and the local Ii
gers resulted in favor Of the latter by
the score of to 3, but it required ten
innings to settle the struggle for su-
premacy, The perseverance and te-
nacity of purpose OF the Toppenish
baseball boys this season in cir five
attempts to win from the Tigers is
certainly commendable. They should
be praised for it, ard in addition it
may be stated that if they are lucky
enough one of these days to play with
the least little bit better luck they
will land game and book winning.
TOppenish Scored First Runs
The visitors were the first to score.
which they did in the third inning.
when they were not satisfied with one
run, but took two. Pettyjohn the
first man up in the third. was safe at
first on an error by Cosgray, who was
playing center field. In the attempt
to catch the ball Cosgray wrenchcd
his ankle and was forced to retire.
Nelson taking his place Dutton fol-
lowed with a single. Then it was that
r. Baty came to the rescue by knock
ing out a two-bagger soaring Petty
john and Dutton.
Three for the Tigers
The Tigers jumped into the lead in
the last half of the fourth by making
three runs r. Grover led off with
safe hit. took second on passed BAH
and third on "a wild pitch, scoring on
X ohls' hit. after Schroeder had struck
out. Jacobson made a safe hit and
stole second. He went on to third on
Prices error on Getch ellis grOunder.
kohls scoring and jacobson following
suit.
Toppenish evened up the score in
the eighth After r. Baty had been
retired on a long fly to Nelson, Armon
drew a base on balls. stole second,
went to third on a wild pitch and was
sacrificed home by Price. That was
the last run made until the tenth.
Toppenish was retired in the first
half of the inning. In the last half
r.. Grover made the first out, Pittman
TO Dutton. Schroeder took first on
ba lis and went down to second while
kOnIS was DelHS put OUT. NliioH "
button. Jacobson got one just about
where he likes them and landed on it
good and hard 1t struck on top of
the left field fence near the score
board and bounded over, Schroede r
cantering home with the winning run.
The hit would have been home run.
Price was conspicuous in the field
hut only went for a two-bagger on ac-
count of there being man on second
base and only needing one run to win
Although he is charged with two err
rors. he made two of the best plays of
the afternoon. One of his startling
forts was to grab Kohls' fly back of
first base in the eighth inning. after
quite a sprint, and the second was
when in the fourth inning he picked
up erounder from Cromers bat, ran
and touched first. then threw Getchell
out at home. Dutton was playing in
for a bunt is the reason why Price got
the opportunity to distinguish himself
in such "A peculiar way
Il. BstY of the Wapato club played
right field for the visitors, and he
showed that he is there with the wal
lop He got two safe hits. single
and double. jacobson led in the
batting for the locals
The two teams are scheduled to
play at Toppenish next sunday
Following is the detailed score Of