Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-05-05
PULLMAN BOOSTERS"
WIN FROM R0SAL|A
Defeat Tailenders I'm Inland Baseball
League Six to Three-VanDorn
Gets Three of the Six Hits.

Pullman won the third game of the
inland league schedule from Rosalia
last Sunday afternoon by a score of
six to three. The game was played
in this city before fair sized crowd
and on the whole was not up to the
standard of the two former games
played by the Boosters" For the
first three innings the Rosalia team,
which had been considerably
strengthened after the game with
ColfaX, seemed to have a shade the
better of the argument, but in the
last half of the third inning the Pull
man boys began to clout the ball up
to their true standard and when the
smoke cleared away three men had
scored for the locals. After that 1t
was all Pullman's game, both in the
field and at bat, and the outcome
was never in doubt after the third.
The game was called at the end of
the sixth inning to make it possible
for the visitors to catch the $3.50 N.
p train for home.
The features of the game were the
hitting and baserunning of VanDorn,
captain of the Boosters" Out of
four times at bat Van got three sin
giles, two runs and stole a total Of
five bases His batting average for
the first three games is 500. Fullen-
weider was the star performer at bat
for the visitors, he also having three
clean ones to his credit at the end
of the sixth inning Thorpe, who
played left field for Pullman, grab
bed everything that came his way in
the field, but failed to connect with
the ball three strikeouts being
charged against him
Muir was not at his best in the
pitchers box and allowed eight hits,
most of them clean line drives. He
kept the hits well scattered except In
the third inning, when three came in
row, two of them doubles. Fast
fielding by his teammates, however,
held the visitors down to one run in
that inning.
The game in detail was as follows:
Laid, the first man up for Rosalia,
struck out. Fullenweider grounded
to shortstop and took first but was
forced out at second on Coleman's
grounder Hardesty flew out to
Thorpe retiring the side. No score
For Pullman, VanDorn hit a hot
one to third which the third baseman
fumbled and Van was safe on first.
Gaddis struck out and VanDorn pill
fered second and third Thorpe
failed to connect and VanDorn was
thrown out in an attempt to steal
home. No scores.
In the second inning Sholtz took
first when Gaddis muffed his high fly
to right field. Kelly went out, short
to first Sholtz taking second and
later stealing third. H. Lemley
struck out and Suddeth drew base
On balls. Sholtz scored when Moss
fumbled C. Lemley's grounder.
Laid struck out One score.
In Pullman's half of the inning
Thompson walked but was out at
second on Rosenoff's grounder to
shortstop. Dirstine famed, Rosen-
off stealing second. Moss retired the
side by going out, short to first.
Score: Rosalia l., Pullman 0.
In the third Rosalia began to clout
the ball in earnest. Fullenweider
got a two Dagger. Coleman dupli-
Gated the feat, scoring Fullenweider
Hardesty singled, advancing Coleman
to third Sholtz struck out and Cole
man was thrown out at the plate In
his attempt to reach home on Kellys
grounder to Moss H. Lemley struck
out, retiring the side. One run.
For Pullman Glaisyer struck out
and Muir singled and stole second.
VanDorn singled, scoring Muir, and
himself taking second on the throw
to the plate. Gaddis got in the way
of pitched ball and stole second.
Thorpe struck out and VanDorn and
Gaddis scored on Thompson's single
to center field, but Thompson was
out at second trying to make IL
two-bagger. Three runs Score:
Rosalia 2, Pullman 8.
In the fourth Suddeth was out on
high fly to Thorpe. c. Lemley
fouled ont to third. Ladd singled,
stole second and scored on Muir's
wild heave to second. Fullenweider
singled and stole second and Phillis,
who replaced Coleman at snort, re-