The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-28
MCKEE WINS
I FROM SELAH
The Victors Bat Out Eight Runs
in the Eighth spd Ninth
TT WI SING
Cn>.-.1 THROUGHOUT
Mckee Will Play the Tigers Next
Sunday, While the All-Stars
VIII Play Tigers Labor Day
and Sunday, Sept. 8 and s.

Sultlng In q vlctory TOT the ioi"nSi
by the score of 10 to 8. In q way II
was the pitchers battle. In several
other ways it was not. The only way
In which it was a pitchers battle was
when the pitchers would battle most
'valiantly and diligently to sidestep the
hot shot that was coming their way
on straight lines from the bat.
Both teams were off in their field
: ing. but they evened up things nicely
by being on in their batting. thus
keeping the spectators in continuous
state of joyous expectation that the
man at the bat would swat it, and he
gonesally came up to expectations.
] Manager Slaughter outlucked Man
ager Herber in the choice of innings
and sent the Mckee lads to bat Riebe.
first man to the plate, was out Dillon
to Leo Tyrrell. Mulver singled, and
as Lien struck out was caught off
first base, and extinguished, Larry
Tyrrell to Leo Tyrrell, to Dillon, to
Gongrass.
selah failed to score in the last
half
Yantis started the second inning for
Mckee with q hit good for two bases.
but stumbled between first and Sec
) ond and was thrown out Nissen to
Dillon sn s}sla
,tel lNai selah Gets Busy y
Selah proceeded to do things, and
& IT looked as though the game was on
ice when -four runs came over in the
last half of the second. Gingrass
. and Dillon drew bases on balls.
.O'Neill went out on fly to Slavin.
Slaughter went to first on an error
= by Slavin, Gingrass scoring and Dill
Ion taking third Franks hit safely,
scoring Dillon, Slaughter taking third.
the batter going on to second on the
play. Armstrong batted a sacrifice
Fly to Yantis, Slaughter scoring and
Franks going to third. Larry Tyrrell
hit safely and stole second, Franks
scoring. Leo Tyrrell hit safely to
center field, upon which Larry tried
to score, but was thrown out by a
beautiful peg from Riebe to Henry
Marks. -Four runs had arrived, Selah
being loud in the acclaim, while
Moxeeites looked glum.
In the third inning Mckee started
to score and made a pair Hansen
made a safe hit and went to second
on q wild pitch and to third on an
other. He scored on slavin's single.
D. Marks was retired on fly to
O'Neill. Riebe forced Slavin at sec
! thH EtAnl4 no. Dillon and, went on.
to second on the latter's bad throw.
Mulver was safe at first on error by
/. Leo i.Tyrren, ,r Riebe scoring. Lien
closed the inning, Franks to Leo Tyr
refl9 s'ssfistl fifisfs A5sfA'ef{k
Johnny Nissen. formerly of the
Tigers, started the third inning for
..Selah by. cracking out q sweisacker.
Gingrass struck out and Dillon
singled, sending Nissen to third.
O'Neill went out on fly to Hansen.
Z Dillon stole second. Nissen scored on
error by Hansen, and Slaughter made
the third out, Slavin to Higden.
Mckee Ties the Score
Mckee put her hackers and enthus-
lasts in good humor by tying the
score In the fo"~th. Yantis, Higdon,
Henry Marks and Hansen singled in
succession. At stage of the game
two runs had been scored. Slavin
went out, Franks to Leo Tyrrell d.
Marks batted sacrifice fly to Nissen,
on which H. Marks scored Hansen
was out trying to make delayed run
to third, as Larry Tyrrell got Nissen's
throw and shot the ball to Armstrong.
The score remained even at five
runs each until the last half of the
fifth. Leo Tyrrell was safe at first
and went on to second on Hansen's
error Nissen made his second two
base hit. scoring Leo Tyrrell. Gin
grass struck out Dillon got to first
on an error by Dr. Marks. and went
on to third while Higdon, Hansen and
H. Marks were disposing of Nissen
between third and home, which feat
they accomplished with difficulty.
y~t1t H. - ia a
Of the inning. Mulver to Higdon.
the score remained six to five in
favor Of Selah until the first half
Ut the eighth, when Mckee took a
two-run lead By making three scores.
II. Marks led off with a two Dagger
and vas sacrificed to third by Hansen.
slavtn sinkfed. scoring H. Marks. d.
Marks singled. Riebe expired on a
f1y to Ntssen. Mulver caught one
Just whers he wanted 1t and drove
the ball TO the fence in right fence
IN right center, Slavin and d. Marks
scored. The ball was lost In the grass,
and while Manager Slaughter was
rumagfng around after II Mulver
came on home, The hit was good for
three basAs, and. under the cireum-
stances would have been good for a
home run, but Muiver stsppe! over
third bass. failing to touch it. UNI
pirs Jswstt had his siittering eye on
the play, and, on request, after the
f0fmaiitiss had been complied with,
declared Muivsf cut,
Ssiah failed to sesfs in the eighth.
Mckee went Ia bat with the score
to 6 in her favor, What happened
In that fatal ninth was something
frightfui, fhs Mckee boys made sew
en- safe hits, Including two two-bag-
gers, while ssiah contributed two
srToFs- When the smoke had CLEARED
away n Sss found that five tailies
hSd senss in, bringing Mexee's total
~ to Is, DE-, Marks and Risbs had