The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-05-17
OMAK vs. OROVIl.LE.


)n the local diamond between the
Ag Omak team and OrOville Sun
&afternOon before a large crowd
pisy and disappointed fans, who
expecting something better than
Igiven them in the way of the eX-
)ification OF the national game. II
REALLY a credit to neither side. AS
bared with the game between the
Clubs the week before it was like
lme beteween backwoods teams
khad never seen a game played. 1t
worse than a comedy of errors
e an occasional sharp play was
they were not sufficiently fire.
to make the performance inter-
B. The errors charged up were
a part of the poor exhibition.
e was lack of ginger and unity
ecution not pleasing to see on a
Held Omak made errors as well
e home team, and had no license
In the game. Both clubs can put
better class of ball. They have
he past Probably neither side
&make as poor a showing again
|season. 1t is to be hoped not.
game was disappointing, as eX-
tions of a close exciting contest
based on the performance of the
before. Oroville has strong
The boys have demonstrated
ability to play ball time and
They must pull together, do
practicing, and when in game
to win from the moment the
is called until the last man is
1.-THE people enjoy base ball. as is
Id by the large attendance, but
want some sport for their money,
he game Sunday was anything but
1t is safe to promise that it
mot happen again. Here is the
Mful story as told by innings:
st-Omak - The game opened
trously. giving promise of what
kned in the end---the slaughter OF
pme collection, and an exhibition
Nv not to do it that would have
be rawest amateurs to the blush.
er, Who really pitched winning
if he had haG the proper support.
difficulty in locating the plate at
Fart and Station reached first on
wide ones; was advanced to sec
In wild pitch and stole third;
Eant's eye sight was off and he
own on three strikes; StOddard
peppered in the diaphragm; DAN
could not locate the ball: with
>ut and two on bases Fitzgerald
a high fly directly into Wilson's
bry, and that usually reliable
let the bal spill out Of his nsitt,
Il Station anu S10ddard and let-
Fitzgerald reach Jthird. Davis
h up a short fly to Frank Bar
Who surprised himself and every
else by dropping the ball, scor
Fitzgerald and letting Davis reach
b. Davis stole third Ferrel
led wind. Three runs OrOville--
Omak got in and scrambled the
Frank Bartell, first up, dem
Ated that Davis is not invincible
mmering out beautiful single:
Mcdaniel fell victim to three
Wis deceptive breaks; Powell hit
)rd and Stoddard, made bad
to first, scoring Bartell and let
Powell reach first; Van Zant let
Nv from catcher to head off Pow
u away and Powell took third
Bartell lined out safety, scor-
owell; he reached second on a
Throw by catcher; then Davis
he'd up, striking out Hart AMI
bury. Two runs.
bnd-Omak- showed a
hg safety through the infield:
followed suit, but Gasser was
Il second: a passed ball advanced
tunners; station struck out; Van
khit to short, but the ball was
ed so slowly that the runner was
nd Gasser scored; Stoddard and
Dson failed to connect. One run
le-E. Mcdaniel, Wilson and
br fell down in a row on failure
the ball. No runs.
ak-Fitzgerald lined ont
9 rst ball over the plate for
Davis did likewise, putting
5rald on third; Davis stole sec
hut there the runners rested as
hit to third. and Powell got the
first so fast that Fitzgerald
"a IlOI SCOIt, SftooCl ott uSN WV
s. 1ise hit to short and was nabbed
4. No runs. Oroville-The boys
he score in this inning. arousins
Kcpes of the crowd of roOters.
Bartell drove long fly to left
which Danielson accommodate
dropped; Frank Mcdaniel shot
IN down the third base line for
asas putting Bartell on third;
hit down the third base line,
artell attempting to run in was
by the batted ball and Oat, Nc
reaching third; Geo. Bartell hit
toddard, and Mcdaniel at
Ing to score was cut Off at the
wild pitch scored Powell and
DO. Bartell on third; Hart's high
is juggled by Van Zant. Geo.
scoring; Stansbury hit to pitch
was out at first. Two runs.
rth - Omak - Powell stopped
's hot grounder but was SLOW
ng the ball and the runner was
Nan Zant tipped up high foul
|ascapturedby Geo. Bartell; Stod
bushed up a dinky fly to pitcher;
son reached first on four balls;
raid struck out. No runs. Oro-
[E. Mcdaniel put up a fly TO
Wilson fell down on three
Hcdger hit to short and was
first. No runs.
h-Omak-Davis hit TO short and
bury fumbled the throw, giving
Inner his base; Ferrels foul fly
in the mitt of the catcher;
stole second; Gasser was pre-
base on four balls; Wise hit
single scoring Davis, Station
a long fly to left which FRANK