East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-07-26

oFFaGSAI4y beaten and Thai
lhiet unable 70 stem the s,o-5-r
-orne from behind and turn defeat i-5
O. victory by the might Of their hat.
Gordon who assaved the sab du-v =,
ne Braves. didn't havs much NOR
man gloTe and persistence with ri-,
ll ne box and the Bucks fsI1 NM,
MN early and hard Had he NOT sen
1.'eAhsr n 70 twirl the last two in
h-nss- the game Doubtless would hav.
1ee1 lost in spite or the hear stf-g
"ofk ot his oE-n men As II Ezs n.
Slsfl artist nearly aIlozed the scor.
81 = Ued n The ninth when the P1csy
zct men on second and third with or7,
che down Had Il not been fo- :
0oneaead pulled By Coacher Pet IN.
. affair would have gone into ths 49,
innings for decision
ne game vas chara cterfzz5 rz
4 heavier hitting than has basr saar.
mere Tor long time and Dean +ra
. new Psndleton outfieIder. draws so-~-
Z -4tsl hcnors- In four times m ~
drove sat homes. 2 triple. double
and 3 single and VAS himself rssron.
siole Tor five OF the nine runs the
Psnole1on club annexed
Dean opened his local career 8, the
iirst inning with 2 terrific clout over
center fed for the fun Circuit and
there were two men on ahead ~ hin,
ne INST two men on had gone down
when Farian delivered a two-bagrer
to left AMI Haworth followed Win a
single Deans homer made the score
, TO Q in the first.
In the second the fireworks was
again started Niih two down. Jamie
son singled just over NetzeTs head
and NaGghton followed with : doy-
Die 20 left Captain Lodeirs two-pIy
swat over third put two more scores
On Zee.
Haworth opened the third frame
With triple TO the score board ana
Dean worked Gordon for a walk. Os-
borne hit hard one 10 Harrod who
threw 70 catch HawOrth al home The
"a l. however. hit the runner and he
scored but Dean was caught al the
plate when he tried 10 take advantage
OF the mlsplay. Kings infeld out
and AugustUs' strfkeout ended the in
ming making the score 5 to 0 for the
Bucks.
Jameson had pitched himself out
u bad hole in the third when the
faks filled the bases with only one
down but In the fourth his fan be-
gan With one down. Taylor singled
and then the second out was made.
What followed Is painful to relate.
Five consecutive hits. the first triple
by Ford and all OF them clean drives
were sent out into the right garden
and when Stoke finally few out for
the third out. there we're three scores
in and three on bases
double pay. made possible By a
little poor baserunning. gave the
Bucks their first blank in the fourth
but in the fifth Deans triple followed /.
BY osborne's sacrifice fly put another
across. making the sore : TO 3. Then
came the awful seventh Jameson I
had steadied in the fifth and sixth. .
but the seventh was almost a reDeti- 4
lion Of the fourth onlv worse and
more OF II. The first four men UP
Growers. Stoke. Harrod and TAYLOR
clicked off smashing singles and then
after two had gone down, Fuller add
ed another safe blow This had put
three men across and Jamieson's wild
pitch enabled the Tsks 20 tie the
score. Berger was hurried to the
mound but could not prevent Nadeau
from singing to score Fuller. and the
inning ended. to : in favor OF the
Prayes.
A base on balls and an error by
Growers which prevented double
play were followed by a two base hit
by Dean. which would have gone for
a homer had not the ball struck the
Indian bleachers and bounced back
90 that Dean was thrown out at third.
followed with a two bagger
but King breezed and the score board
read Pendleton 3. Yakima s.
Errors gave the visitors the victory
in the eighth. Naughton missed Gro
yers 'pop-up after a long run and
Berger's wild throw to first advanced
The runner to second. Stoke drew a
pass and Harrod sacrificed the two
llong Taylor's fly to center enabled
Growers TO score. Augustus stabbing
4arrod off second. Gordon himself !
delivered the blow that brought in
he winning run the same being a hit
between first and second.
Fitchner was sent to the firing line
T. the eighth for the Braves and sue
.eeded in holding Pendleton scoreless {
Until the end though singles by Dean
md Osborne put men on second and v
bird with only one down in the 4
linth. However, when King hit to {
hort. Peet, coaching on third, told
Dean there were two out and that r
unner failed to slide at home. A h
lide would have meant a tying score o
or Growers throw was high As II i
Tas he Stacked up and was caught. t
augustus drove out what looked Ike a.