East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-05
BUCEAROOES EASILY
DEFEAT LA GRANDE
PIPPINS
Mountains Un>teadiBeSs in First In
ming and Poor support Lose
Caul,s 10 Locals. 10 I.


ming and Poor support Lose
Gaurc 10 Locals. 10 1.
W. l. Pet. /
Wal-5 Wa-.a ..-....-l4 3 .6Os
Boise .-......-........12 10 -545
PcnfIcton ...........I3 IL -S22
Ia G-auGe ..-...... Is SIS
The Piprlns were easy picking yes
te-E7v afternoon for the Buckarooes I
f- the initial game OF the fifth series, /
the final sc1re showing seven chalk
marks for the locals against one for
the In Grauie bunch Aided by a
bad first inning for Mountain, the
visitors. uluuiman. and a series OF
costly errors. CARROTS men, though
unable 20 connect very frequently
with the curves offered 20 them. had
no difficulty I'm taking the game 4
Their stellar baserUnning stood them
in good stead and they profitei the
most bv each mistake Of their OQpo-
UeC-s.
Osborne was doing slaOwork for the
locals and his win was his fifth OF
the season He had everything on
The E-U and his control was perfect
Though seven hits We're garnerei OF
his delivery. they were so widely
scattered that they counted for
rzuzh-. only for the fact that his
teammates Ioose1ei UP aai made two
errors f- the eighth. his would have
been G shu-r-t victory However,
aside from -Elt eighth inning. rhe
Suprc-. accorded him b0rdcret on the
-e-s.c- ana robbed the PiVQi1s OF
many chances % get On
The II G---Is fielding work aside
from tha- done by Pitcher Mountain
ana Manager Bradley. E2s OF . ine
stripe also ana the many fast plays
executed bv b--l teams delighted the
hearts of The fans AMI fanettes- one
OF the features Of the game was the
fast work OF Sh1r-stops Augustus and
Naueh-uu. both men getting an IN
usual number Of chances and eating
them ur wi-h ease.
story OF the Game.
P-rz.=-1u grabbed a quartet Of tai
les s- the opening chapter by reason
gs tle.- ar- good playing and little
poor fielding 0u the part OF me
Pins RAIDER. first Up. singled between
short and third and Robinson, next
-, laid down a perfect bunt which
went e-- E.r when neither Brac'e
-- Mountain covered the first bag
vr=- walters came in for the bail
T,+=- Liza one down 20 NauE1ton
who vtl--=5 10 10 second 20 force
Robinson but all we're safe Wnen
R-sEIz- dropped the SIauld-1g- The
bass were fun and nobody down
when NaEeau came % the pate IN
an eresv7r 70 c-out out q clean hlt' ne
sent high Iy over short, which
Nauzh-gr swallowed with 2 beautltuI
catch. 4 Wild pitch scored RAIDER
and moved the other runners up q
notch and. when Mountain oooted
Teck's gr0under. Robinson also rang
The bell. Teck stole second and
clean hit bv Augustus over first base
scared both runners. Augustus was
caught trying % steal third and Men
sor grounded out, retiring the SIDE.
Mountain s-eatlei down after tnls
an was never lu trouble again unlll
the sixth Then he made the mlslahe
80 -assl-z L1-e-- who lead of Ior
P-r7-a-rn. A hit and run play en-
ahra4 the tall fist sacker 70 reach
second. N.deau being thrown oul ol-
the play. Mountain in trying 10
Itch him off second. threw the pan
f-+, center field and when il e-uded
E,-ras r0ieU completed the circuit
The Buckarooes coppea tnelr las'
f7-o scores iu the seventh AeIlsyI i
ff-~+ no. got on by a hit Of when ne
-ras nearly robbed by Forbes wilson
lsi5 the ball down 20 Mountain. VINO
.--.-- v-irI 10 first. allowing the L"u
,-,r-ars 70 reach third and second
osborne struck z hot one off TO Noun
tain who DETECTED IL 70 Luttrell WIN
tbs result that the batter was thrown
ou. a+ first while Mensor scored WI
eo, was on third and RAIDER. after
80, walked. started 70 second. thus
drawing z throw While ne kept me
bali busy. wilson started Tor ne
plate and by a narrow margin De-'
ont the throw % intercept him.
l. Grsu5e's lonesome was Hlad,
10 .ba eighth. Mountain reacnel
Trst when L0delI carelessly dropped
tbe hail which RAIDER mad pegged t1
nm I,vttreu flew out and FORBES
as hit by a pitched ball. only - Dc
e,-ces out q moment later az second
when Bradley hit 70 Nadeau a'uii,
tain went 10 third On the ply aHI
started for home. AUGUSTUS peSse
The bali q little high 20 Wilson ano
the latter tagged the runner. but the
tan was knocked from his hands ana
a score was made.
TabuIated Score.
La Grande. AB. u. IL Po. \. i
IuttreU sb .......4
Forbeg. cf ........3 0