The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-21
TIGERS BEAT
SELAH, 5 TO 4
Batting Rally in the Ninth Melted
Three Runs for the Hard
hitting Visitors
SELAH CONTINGENT
ROOTED ENORMOUSLY
Great Game Billed for Next Sum
day at Sumach Park When
Selah and Mckee, Oldtime
Rivals Will Battle for Victory


The game of baseball at Sumach
mark last S,na.v ,e+ A.
CO.. e'"ee'
anu inc Tigers OF North YAH
ma resulted in victory for the latter
by the score of to 4. Like nearly
all the contests that have taken place
recentlv at the ,oc., h.shau r,,
~. xh,,,.,
49, ,,.a. oii was pretty one ana
$1,000 :" uoup' un'ii II became
rrsss;a ~ use me sterotyped ex-
p,e'sloi' result unknown until the
M oeeh Ietireu'
sey,hIea e.; A'ei mas as
$50. tihe lou OF players to rep
in,nro,.,t o"eu Nas'
nrau;o. e. oVer ,ne,r FORM on the
t.is .;.'. o"Sioh OIL tnelr Playing IN
ana my Played with snap
thr.atanaI aS .". a. several stages
wronr 81 ,~nu me 'isers on the
Ths T, u sne scoring END
tillerv in the e,rst ,,atn 80 80,
SeIah hove resar,,aa 49, VIC
the first half ~ ~ 49,
went TO hat first Arn,s.ra -
tired on a fv 70 cua
Tyrrell was saf. a. e,ust -.
tair cro WIEN Tap
rrounder to vail ~ ll9
Leo Tvrrer ,.nn,. "'S iess'
Grover WIZ cor,n1s., ~
by throwing to Russeu '"'
u,,th ISIS, ~, uroVer leg OF
49,, q, esser 10 the score
DoNu IN iert Ileld and scored when
Inc latter stole Sec
eli ,, 1ioVer uoupieu.s Rus
:, slonhuer 10 Gingrese
~no threw 20 tnilu and
oVer' husseii stole Sec
vent on 10 third when
'rew hish 10 eaten him.
g. se stored Russell
,r,,ra,,. j. uriVe 10 rom
noin o.. 81, Wy niulieo IT, oromer
1 els " 'niiu ana SANDERS 10 second
and cataI,, aiiu 'niru Martn
+,y, rro runs
SOLE 'i's'
IN tne second inning Rochester led
oil Win safe nit, after which
Ginsrass, Dlllon and Tom Tyrrell
STRUCK out IN succession. The Selah
oruer IN the third, fourth and fifth
innings 4,h
IN the last half of the fifth inning
the Ilgers one score. j. Grover drew
d oase on palls and went to third on
Cromers nit after Russell had been
retired on fly to O'Neill Sanders
went out Dlllon TO Leo Tyrell, Mar
TIN retired the side, Gingrass to Leo
IyreH"
Selah got Its first score in the sixth
oNeill led off with safe hit and
went to second while Franks was
being retired, Cloyd to Russell. Arm
strong was hit by pitched ball.
Larry Tyrrell struck out, but Leo
Tyrell hit safely, scoring O'Neill and
sending Armstrong to third Rochester
went out on fly to Sanders, leaving
Armstrong at his home position on
tnlrd base.
Selah was retired in order in the
seventh and eighth, but the Tigers
made one in the seventh, bringing
their total to g. and that was all they
did get. r. Grover got to first on an
error, and to second on another. He
scored when Sanders drove out a
single. The Tigers were retired in
order in the eighth
The ninth inning was what the
Selah boys had been waiting for.
Many in the grand stand made ready
as though to leave but things quick
ly changed. Larry Tyrell singled to
start the festivities and brother Leo
droven one to the fence for three
bases, completing the circuit on n
wide throw home to catch him.
Rochester went out, r. Grover to
Russell Gingrass got one Just where
he likes EN- and punched the ball
run. At this critical stage of the