The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-07-28

looked crOOkedly upon three of Hedo-
ef teasers and it was he to the bench
Mcintyre pushed up IA gentle ny to f
Bartell, and that usually reliable plav-
er tried fancy stunt with one hand
and the ball fell to the ground The
sup ana not prove expensive. however.
Merrill! sacrificed Nc. to second by
rolling slow one down to first. Stans
bury making the put out all by his
lonely. McClung slipped down on three
good ones. No runs.
Thiri-Oroville-Th first three bat-
ters went out in one. two. three order.
Stansoury gave Merrill chance to
throw him out ut first, and that crack
player courteolSly accepted the invita-
ton. Hedger thought Merrill could
not do the same turn twice in the same
inning, and very foolishly tried him.
Merrill was there with the goods. and
the ball was down at first when the
batter got there. Blackler had a de-
ception OF the eyesight and failed to
connect. No runs. Republic-The ses-
sion for Republic was equally short
lived Reimars punched a fly over to
Powell and that player did not miss
the only chance he had during the
game. r. Lowery fell a victim to three
he never touched. f.. Lowery banged
Il hot one ovcr to second. and his ca
reer was cut OFF at first. No runs.
Fourth - Oroville-"Hope springs
eternal in the human breast" and in
this act fourth the Oroville gang on
the benches and firing line saw visions
of victory. to he later eclipsed by dis
astcr. Frank Bartell cracked one to
Reimars, at short, and that young gen
tleman got his hands tangled up in
the weeds. and the runner was safe
Powell hit the leather ringing swat
to the right for two bases. McClung
passed to ball over to +. Lowery, at
second in an effort to get Powell, far
to late. l.owery passed on the sphere
toward Merrill, but ten feet too high,
and Powell chased Bartell to the rub
ber. Hart tempted the youth in the
right garden with high fly and he
took the bait. Eaton had two strikes
to his credit when wide pitch hap
pened at the opportune moment Eaton
saw his chance and struck at 1t, easl-
ly getting first. When he started to
second on pitched ball Murphy over
threw second, Eaton going to third
Geo. 3artell perished on three he fail
ed to nit Wilson accumulated two
bagger, scoring Eaton. Stans3ury put
down pretty single, Wilson scoring.
Stansbury tried Tor second and was
thrown or by+H tire catcher, a very
close decision, which led to much eX-
ercise of the jaw. Four runs. RepuD-
lic-Cooper hit to second. Bartcll toss
cd the ball to Stansbury. who dropped
it. and the runner was Safe. lie al
yance,l on wild pitch. Hedger went
blind and coull not find the plate, as
he passed both Jones and Murphy, I'LL
ing the bases. Mcintyre hit 100 SLOW
between first and second for Bartell
to get the ball for double play, put
Nc was killed off at first Cooper scor-
ing. A short passed ball scored Jones.
Merrill fell down on three that looked
GOOD. A return throw from catcher
passed the pitcher and Murphy dasheu
for home. f. Bartell shot the ball 10
his brother, and Murphy was tagged
before he could connect with the pla'e'
Two runs.
-Oroville-Hedger placed
single into short center. blachdei
struck out. Hajger unwisely trled ior
second and was thrown out by ca'ciler'
F. Bartell put one over to snort VINO
iuggled and the runner was safe. All
Powell could do was to hit the pltchel'
and the chance for that inning was
GONE No runs. Republic-Reimars
fried Hart. at the right, with a hlgh
one. and was down and out. II. Low
erv hit a liner to center thatshoulu
hoyo Welded only one base, but Will
con LET the ball get away and the run
ner reached third Il. Lowery mt
slow one down the first base hne'
which Stansbury got and beat him 10
If hut in the meantime, Il. loWery
elinned in with another run. cooper
hit TO short and perished at hrs'' one
run. , +ha
Sixth-Oroville-Ha bumped the
ozona thrice. Eaton hit to third ana
his effort to reach first was eXertioI
thrown away. Then Geo. Bartell tIleu
Merrill with one of the same klhu.
Tbis time Merrill threw low TO nrst
and the runner reached second, put
there he roosted as Wilson popped up
q dinkv fy to pitcher. NO runs re
nuhIic-.Jones hit a high fly Dack vi
Short which Wilson got after long
nm the swell catch of the game Mu.
,hv could do nothing with Hedeer
sboots NcIntyre waited for 1our Wlue
ones but was left on first when Mei
iii f.iIed on three attempts TO nhd 'he
| ball. No runs. m. rho b.t-
tors could do nothing with Mclh'yIG -
assortment of curves, and went oue IL
one-two-three order. StanspuIy piao.
cd the hopes of the visitors by saw
ine and both Hedger and Biachlel nv
directlv into the hands of the pltcnei
and we're cut down at first. NO runs
fRepublic-McClung fT hit to she short, t,,una wnG nc
LET the ball get past and the rui'tei ol
was safe Reimars rolled ,l%ois fn1dsd stT% 't tC
ward first which the pitcher 1le'ueo u
6rst McClung taking second. w
Ciung missed his calculations as ~
tbe sneed in which the pltchet coui. NV
nnt the ball to second. and playing 10, '
FAR FAR Oft was barpoonei. r. i-oWery III, III
to short. the ball was fumbied ana .ai'
halter m reached the initial bag; r. Low, Low
orv made q safe hit, sending Il, LoMoi
70 third. Cooper rolled little one ''
nitcher and was out at hrst' N" l"n'
Eigbth-Oroville-Ag2!n was the III
. ebort and sweet. f. Barteli He'