The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-06-16

I mes during the game, and easily made
first; Gassor's drive was fumhed by
short Kearney going to third and Gassor
safe at first he stole second; Kinney put
up short fly to center. scoring both
kearney and Gassor; Davis struck out.
Two runs. Oroville-Frank McDaniels
neatly captured; Hart reached first on Il
safe hit. but when Geo. iartell put up II
fly to second Hart was caught off the
base and was doubled up at first. No
runs
Fourth Inning-Omak station made
first on an error by short but in trying
to steal second was thrown out by pitch
er a claim of bak was vehemently
entered by the Omak players, but dsal
lowed by the umpire. Danielson hit safe
ly. but was doubled up at third, Conn GO
ing out second to first. Neidermewer lin
ing the ball over to third catching Daniel
son trying to make that sack on the play.
No runs Oroville-knauff struck out:
Neidermeyer could do no better; Black
Ter ended the inning with high fly to
third No runs.
Fifth inning-Oma.- Emil McDanies
relieved Knauf in the box. and Simson
celebrated the change by slammig the
ball far out over center fielder for Il homer
Wise was hit by pitched ball and station
ran for the batter; he stole second right
off tho reel and came in on Ke1rneY's
Texas Lacquer; kearney stole serond:Gas-
son out second t! first Kinnie struck
out: Davis followed suit; two runs. Oro
villc-Frank Bartell hit down the base
line to first and was out. Powell struck
out: Wilson drove the ball over second
for two bases. and stole third: Frank Me
Daniels was given a life by error of til"
pitcher. Wilson coming in on the play.
McDaniels ehdeavoied to st aal second ana
was caught in the act by peg by the
catcher: one run
Sixth inning Omak-Staton reached
first on muif of a high fly by third base
man, and took second on a wild pitch:
Danielson drove him in with IA three bag
ger: on IA tumble by pitcher Conn was
safe at first, and stole second; Simpson
I,ft laft
and Conn attempting to reach home from
second was thrown out by 'lackler at
the plate: Simpson hit short fly to cen
ter for IL base, and stole second: Wise
hit high fly that was taken in by third;
kearney lit safely. scoring Simpson, and
stole second; Gassor ended the agony by
reached first on four balls and stole sec
Ond: Geo. Bartel hit safe: station. at
third. let the bah get by him when Hart
raced to third; Hart tried to make the
pitcher. short stop. third and catcher
Bartell reaching second in the melee, and
into the diamond and while he was being
disposed of. first to pitcher, who had
covered the base. Bartell slid in with II
run; Neidemyer struck out; one run,
Seventh -Omak--McDaniel was
pulled off the mound and Hedger substi-
tuted; kinnie out. second to first; Davis
struck out; Station put up a high fly to
Oroville-Backler hit the wind three
times: Frank Bartell duplicated the stunt;
Powell hit to second and was out at
first 10 runs.
Eighth inning--Omak Who
batted like a fiend throughout the game.
landed against a low one and it sailed
towards town. the batter romping around
the diamond for "A home rum Conn put
roller down TO first and retired; Simpson
hit to third and was out at first: Wise
was safe when a throw to cut him off at
first was juggled: Kearney hit to third
and was dead at first. one run. Oroville
it short and Swee; for the locals.
Wilson. f. McDaniels ana Hart striking
out. no runs
Ninth inning--Omak- -C;assor hit safely
and took second on IA passed ball: knnie.
Davis and Station struck out. no runs.
Oroville-Geo. Bartel struck out: the
catcher dropped the third strike on
Hedger, and he was thrown out ut first.
Neidemyer settled the hopes of the Oro-
vile crowd by striking out: no runs.