The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12

pat. and the rival pitchers moved 'en
uown as fast as they stepped to the
piate. OBrien's three bagger was the
Datting feature of the game. The hit
scored run, but DAILY frightened uI
ana OBrien was not able to reach
nome. Many Canadians were present
ana knowing Daly's prowess, backed
tne keremeos to win. AS result hun.
areas or dollars changed hands on the
game. At times much feeling was
manifested, as the rivalry between the
ciuDs was great, and unfortunately
there being so much money up on the
contest caused the players and out
slders to question decisions of the
uhipires. No umpire escapes roast
lngs, but on this occasion the two
umpires that ruled on the plays were
the target of all manner of wordy as
saultS. DR.. Elmer and "Murf" McIn-
| tye, OF Nelson and Chesaw, accented
the thankless positions. and while at
times it looked from the spectators
point of view that they were off on
strikes and balls, they showed no par
tlallty. 1t will be many a day before
anOther such game Ia seen in OrOville
ana 1t was so good that space is given
for the following report by innings:
First - Oroville - Hart, first up
tailed to find the ball; Powell hit a
corker through the iniield, too hot to
handle. but was thrown out at sec
Ond trying to steal; Starrett was given
iirst on four wide ones, where he was
LETT, as Davis fell q victim to three
OF Daly's deceptiOns. No runs. Kere-
meOs-- +. Bartell fell down on strikes:
F. Mcdaniel dropped pretty safety
in short center; NJ DAILY famed and
Geo. Bartell rolled the ball down the
first base line into Saunders hands
No runs.
iSecOnd-OrOville-S made
first on Texas Lacquer. He got no
further on the route to home. as Will
son and Van Zant raped the air in
the pinch, and OBrien was out second
to first. No runs. Keremeos-The
batterS went out in one-two-three or
der. Knauff hit to Van Zant and was
out at first. f. Mcdaniel hit bounder
to Saunders at first, and Starrett took
in Trummels pop up. No runs.
Third-OrOville-Ha hit in front
of the plate and was out catcher to
first: Blackler hit hot one to third.
which escaped, e. Mcdaniel giving
the batter a life; Powell went to the
bench on strikes: Starretts hit was
lielded by M. Daily, Tom DAILY covering
first and taking the throw. No runs.
keremeOs--MallOry sawed; T.. DAILY
hit to pitcher and was out at first: r.
Bartell ended the inning on the same
kind of a play. No runs
FOurth--OrOville-D fell down
on thre good ones; Saunders short
fly was captured by M. DAILY; Wilson
hit to first. No runs. keremeOS- F.
Bartell hit to Van Zant and was out
at first; NJ. DAILY reached first on four
balls; Geo. Bartell and Knauff struck
out. No runs.
Fifth-OrOville- Zant hit over
short for a single. and stole second
where he roasted, as O'Brien struck
out, Blacklcr hit to second and was
out at first. and Hart did the same
stunt. No runs. KcremeOs-O'I}rien
let the third strike on f. Mcdaniel get
away and the runner was safe on first.
Trummel hit to pitcher who threw T..
Mcdaniel out at second. There was
ample time for double play, but in
his eagerness Van threw wide to first
and the runner took second. Mallory
was hit by pitched ball; Trummel
went to third and Mallory to second
on a passed ball; r. Days infield hit
was handled slowly and Daily was
safe. With the bases full F. Bartell
hit safely to short left. and Trummel
crossed the plate with the first run of
the game. Mallory attempted to score
on the hit from second, but was nailed
at the plate on lightning throw by
Powell; F. McDaiel hit to pitcher and
was out at first. One run.
---Oroville-POwell was given
a base on four balls; Starrett lined
out pretty single over short, Powell
going to third; Davis famed; Saun-
ders hit to +. Bartell, who touched
second and got the ball to first in time
TO cut off the runner, making pretty
double play which put the crowd in a
tumult. No runs. Keremeos-M. DAILY
could not connect; Geo. Bartel placed
n single over second base, but was
nipped trying to steal; OBricn to
Van Zant, after Knauff had struck
out No runs.
Seventh-Oroville - Wilson hit to
short who threw wide to first. and
the runner was safe; Van Zant hit
slow enc to pitcher, who fielded Will
son out at second Van making first:
O'Brien drove the ball far over the
head of the center fielder, scoring Van
Zant and making third; Blackler
failed in this crisis, going out on
strikes; Hart was given first on balls
and stole second; Powell hit to T.
Daly. who beat the runner to first.
One run. Keremeos-E Mcdaniel out
on three good ones; Trummel hit to
Powell. who shot the ball to first in
time 70 head off the runner. and Nal
lory could not find the ball. No runs
Eighth-Oroville-S hit to
second and f. Bartell threw wide to
first. the ball going into the crowd.
Under the ground rules Starrett was
given second, going to third on a
nossed ball. Davis was hit by the
nitcber. and stole second; Saunders
was given his base on balls; Wilson
0ew out to third; Van Zant hit to sec
ond and Starrett was thrown out at
home: n passed bale scored Davis;
O'Brien hit in front of the plate and
was thrown out at first by the catcher.
One run. KeremeOs- T. DAILY pushed
one down to third and Powell got the
hall over to first ahead OF the runner
n Bartell lodged pitched ball, which
hit the bat, rolling to pitcher, and the
involuntary hit resulted in the batter