East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-06
OUTPLAYED YAKIMA
LOSES SECOND GAME
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out pitched. out batted and out
fielded the North Yakima Cubs yes
terday afternoon dropped a second
shutout game to the Pendleton Buck
arooes and seven hundred fans of
both genders witnessed the victorious
boys, The final score was, Pendleton
IL, North Yakima 0.
As Osborne and Garrett had the
Visiting batters at their mercy on Sat
urday so did Hewitt, the southpaw,
held them on his hip yesterday and
never at any instant was he in danger
OF losing his game. Twice he got out
In a delicate situation, but by master
ly twirling, forced the Cublets to
watch their chances expire
Franks who finished the saturday
game for the Yakimas, opened yester-
days contest and for six innings he
was pounded all over the lot. At the
end of the sixth Tyrrell came in from
center field to heave the ball but he
was unable 10 stop the bloodthirsty
Buckarooes and five more runs came
during his session.
CARROTS men again played error
less ball and this combined with the
fact that every one of them was hit
ting the ball, brought exceeding joy
TO the hearts Of the fans and fan
nettes Their two games have proved
that they are fast rounding into
championship shape and developing
into formidable machine.
story of the Game.
From the way things began. it look
ed as if the gentlemen from appleland
We're on their way 10 take a few by
way Of demonstrating their ability to
come back. Hewitt grooved his first
bail and Rochan, the scrappy little
shortstop. banged it on the nose for
a clean single over second. Dillon
next up, sacrificed neatly and Ro-
chan reached the third station on
passed ball. Here it was that the
crooked arm twirier tightened up.
Higdon famed and Rochester made
the third out when ne grounded an
easy one to the pitcher. Aside from
this chance and the over-fence ball
by Rochester in the seventh, which
unfortunately did not go for a run
because the big catcher failed to step
on third. the Yakimas only other op
portunity to score came in the eighth
when they got two men on bases by
a hit and pass. Here again Hewitt
pitched himself out of a hole by
breezing three batters in succession.
The Buckarooes started things right
in their opening frame and before the
cannonade was hushed, four runners
had negotiated the circuit.
RAIDER, first up. waited for a pass
and drew it, whereupon he promptly
purloined second. Robinson sent him
on to third with a short hit and both
men came TO the registering pan when
Lodell poled out a safe one. Lodell
stole second and Nadeau was put on
first by a pass. The former was Civ
en- transportation home by Davolt's
single, but Nadeau was caught at the
plate when he tried 10 follow Lodell.
Davolt WAS forced out at second by
9Iens0r's iHt.eid bail, but the little
fielder himself was enabled to COM
plete the circuit by the hitting OF
Pembro7ke and Augustus
Two more scores came In the fifth.
due 70 singles by Lodell and Nadeau,
and sacrifice flies by Davolt and
Mensor Another couple was secured
in the sixth by virtue Of two passes
and hit by Robinson while third
brace was taken in the seventh, due
20 an error, a pass. "a hit and a sac
rifice while the eleventh was made in
She eighth by Robinson, who got to
second on an error by the Yakima
catcher was advanced TO third by
Lodel and registered on passed
ball