The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-23
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CHESAW vs. OROVILLE.

he lOCai pail team was SKINNED
again Sunday when the Chesaw boys
came down into the valley with their
war paint on and did the scalp act to
the tune of to o. 1t was largely a
battle of pitchers. Murph. Mcintyre.
who has got in form again after the
terrible auto accident in which Jas
Loundagin was killed and young Nc
lntyre was desperately injured, that
occurred last spring, was pitted
against Jess Davis Both are left
handlers and both pitched a great
game. Davis was not up to his usual
standard, being somewhat wild. and
his support was not as good as that
given Nc. The home boys displayed
Il lack of snap and interest. and were
far off at the bat, the result of total
lack of practice. AS no notice had
been given of the visit of the Chesaw
club the attendance was light. The
following is 4 record of the game by
innings:
First-Chesaw-B. McCory hit to
second and was out at first; ID. Me-
Cory put safety in right and stole
second, going to third on a passed
ball; Mcdaniel dropped the third
strike on Jones. and ID. McCOry run
ming down from third to score on the
throw to first was caught between
bases and tagged out, catcher to third;
Jones stole second. and scored on
passed balls; bobble by second gave
p. Mcintyre life; Smalley laid a
single to left center putting p. Nc
Intyre on third. and passed ball
scored him; w. Turner was given
first on balls; A. Turner hit to pitcher
and was out at first Two runs. OrO-
Ville-McDaniel drove pretty two
Dagger down the third base line, TAX
ing third on passed ball; Powell
struck out; Saunders was given first
on balls, and stole second. That is
the nearest Oroville came to scoring
during the game for both Davis and
Sailing struck out. No runs.
Second-Chesaw-M Mcintyre hit
a pop up fly to pitcher; Woodruff
struck out; b. McCory took first on
four balls and stole second; ID. Nc
Cory lifted a fly to second. No runs.
OrOville-A. Turner dropped the third
strike on Wilson. but threw him out
at first; Stansbury flew out to pitcher,
Hart hit to pitcher and persisted at
first. No runs.
-Chesaw-JOnes struck out;
p. Mcintyre took first on a pass, stole
second and reached third on passed
ball; Hart dropped the third strike on
Smalley. but caught p. Mcintyre Off
off third; juggle by third gave W.
Turner a life; A. Turner failed to con-
meet. No runs. Oroville-Blackler
out second to first; Mcdaniel died,
short to first; Powell lined out a
single, but he got no farther than
first as Saunders struck out. No runs.
FOurth-Chesaw-M McIntrye struck
out; Woodruff was nailed by a beau
tiful throw by Powell to first; Hart
dropped the third strike on b. Me-
Cory but caught him at first. No runs.
Orovillc-Davis struck out; Sailing
flew out to right, and Wilson flew to
center. No runs.
Fifth-ChesaW--D. McCOry, Jones
and p Mcintyre struck out in row.
No runs Oroyille-Stansbury was hit
by the pitcher. but was thrown out
trying to steal second; the catcher
dropped the third strike on Hart. but
threw. him out at first; repeating the
trick On Blackler. No runs.
AChesaw-Smalley struck out;
W. Turner was hit by pitcher stole
second and reached third on a passed
ball; A. Turner and NJ. Mcintyre
struck out. No runs. OrOville-Mc-
Daniel and Powell struck out, and
Saunders out second to first. No runs.
Seventh-Chesaw - Woodruff took
first on four wide ones; +. McCOry
struck out; ID. McCory lifted a three
Dagger far over center. scoring Wood
ruff; ID. ,McCOry scored on passed |
ball; Jones got first on four wide ones |
and was thrown out trying to steal
catcher to second; muff by first gave
p. Mcintyre life, but he was nailed |
catcher to second, when he tried to |
pilfer. Two runs. Oroville-Davis |
and Sailing struck ont and Wilson was