East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-23
PENDLETON TAKES
FOURTH VICTORY
"Smolky joe Woods, the Second,
Proves Easy-Welch Given
Fine Support.

Smoky joe Woods the Second, the
same who was recently credited with
a no-hit game against the Buckarooes,
proved even easier plucking than did
his twirling colleagues and his fate
was a worse one BY score of TO
1. Pendleton triumphed over the
league leaders for the fourth straight
victory, thus insuring the long end of
the series.
Paddy Welch, who figured in a one
hit, no-run game Tuesday did slab
duty for the Bucks again yesterday
and, though he allowed more hits
than in his previous game. he was
master of the situation throughout
and was never in danger of losing the
contest. He kept the safe blows well
scattered and, with faultless support
behind him. exploded the hopes of the
Boise players with ease.
Only in the seventh inning did the
visitors score when Woods did the un-
expected by polling out a three sacker
with two down and one on. In the
sixth. Friene made his way as far as
third but died slow death there.
Features of the game were the re-
markable one handed catch of Ha-
worth's long drive which robbed tho
nome guard of two other scores and
cards stickwork, he getting tbrae
two-sackers in four trips to the plate
"oods' angora was captured in the
second frame. Dean first un. hit a
nara one at Reams and the ball car.
omed neatly over the players head
Haworth followed with a clean singIa
to center but Dean was not nerpoit-
tea 10 advance farther than second
osborne bunted to Woods and the
niow went for Cincinnati hit when
the pitcher threw an hour too late TO
eaten Dean at third. With the bases
iuil and none down, Peterson popped
out TO Blausser but moment later
when that same player booted Angus
eus' infield ball, Dean scored. WEIGH
MT hot one down the third base line
and Blausser stepped on the bag fore
ing Osborne but his throw to first for
a double was bad and Haworth scored
on the play. Naughton drew a pass
and. when Gard fumbled LoielPs
dump in front of the plate, Augustus
scored. Varian flew out, ending the
inning. Score Pendleton 3, Boise o.
In the fourth, Augustus laid his
willow against the pill for a long one
over center field and 1t was good for
the complete circuit.
In the fifth, good field work cut
off two Penjleton scores at the plate
after Dean and Haworth had both hit
"a DC In IL
eng. Peterson hit one to Aftermath
who threw Dean out at home and then
Haworth was caught on an attempted
double steal.
1t was in the seventh that Boise got
her lonesome. With two down, Wink
Ter connected for a safe one and fin
ished the four-course path when Smo-
ky Joe sent the ball over Deans
head. The Bucks got the run back
in their half when Varian singled and
stole second and registered on Os-
bornes single after Dean had drawn
pass and Haworth's long fly had
been captured by Winkler in one of
the most sensational catches of the
season.
The Bucks last two We're gathered
In the ninth. Welch opened with a
two sacker into the left garden and
took third on Naughton's Cincinnati
basehit. Lodell delivered a clean
single, scoring Welch and putting
Naughton on third. Lodell was forc-
ed out by Varian but a moment later
Varian and Naughton successfully ex1
ecuted the double steal for the final
talley of the game.