East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-13
300 PENlLETON FANS
CHEER BUCRAR0OES
TO VICTORY
VuUa WaIIa series CLOSES Njh Car
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gam. c- tl. inI.al series. the PEN
dleton PuckarooCs chasing fifteen
runners across the pan while the best
the locals could do in the face of Os-
borne's mastery twirling and the
fast fielding Of the support was to
register five Amid the great crowd
that looked upon the contest were
three hundred Pendletonians ana they
voiced their appreciation of the way
things were going with shouts and
cheers.
There was nothing to it but Pen
dleton from first to last for the
Puckaroo stickers dubbed Leonard
and Kelly with utter disregard for
their feelings. Sixteen safe ones
were taken off of their delivery. How
ever. the pitchers were not alone at
fault Behind them seven rank err
rcrs were made. enough to take the
sap out of a Matthewson and to dis
gust the most loyal fan.
Handicapped throughout the pres
ent series by the absence of Captain
White, who has been out of the game
on account of injuries the locals were
still further crippled yesterday by the
loss of Harmon. the crack center
fielder, who injured a tendon in his
leg in Fridays contest. Cushman
started the game yesterday in center
in place of Harmon and it was his
error in the first inning that started
the Bears down the toboggan.
Misses Easy One.
With Reder on second and one
down, Cushman dropped Lodelrs
easy fly. allowing the runner to score
from second. This misplay seemed
&c take the heart out of Leonard, the
local slab artist and as a result two
more runners tailed in the same in
ming. on LodeH's steal of second and
hits by Nadeau and Mensor.
There was no more scoring by the
visitors until the fifth, when after
Reder had forced Osborne at second,
he scored on Swanson's tumble of
Lodelrs grounder. Lodell pilfering
second and tallying on Nadeau's
single which dropped safe, just in
side the left field foul line.
IN the sixth with one down, singles
by Pembrook, Reder and Robinson,
together with Augustus double, net
ted the visiting team three more
runs, while in the eighth, the Buck
aroos secured four more tallies on hits
by Osborne, Robinson and Lodell, as.
sisted by an error of Martini.
-Four more TALES were chalded up
in the eighth with hits by Augustus
Osborne, and Lodell together With
rnisplays by Beck and Smith, giving
the visitors these runs
How Locals Scored.
The Bears secured their first tally
in. the first inning on Blackman's sin
gle and Browns slashing drive for
two bases. In the fifth the locals
came within one Of tying the score,
Leonard's base on balls, together
vita two wild pitches by Osborne,
;Bnd Augustus error, netting them
three runs.
Their fifth and final run they Sc
cured in the seventh inning, Leonard
drawing free transportation TO first.
going To third on Mensor's muff OF
Blackuan's fly and scoring when
Reder let Mens1rs throw get through
him.
Osborne, who defeated the Bears Sc
decsiyeIy in Wednesdays contest
did the hurting for the Buckarooes
yesterday. Although he was wild al
times. his De VERY was a puzzle to the
locals who were able 10 connect with
him hut four times. two Of these hits
being made in the first inning while
the other two were made in the sec
ond and fourth innings respectively.
The loss " yesterdays contest give'
pendleton an even break on the Sc
ries and makes them tied with Wall;