East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-14
DOUBLE HEADER
GOES TO BUCKS
HARTMAN AND PILOT ROCK
TEAMS GO DOWN To DEFEAT
Former Aggregation on Way TO Ba-
ker Held Here by WashOut-AIo-
kune's Cohorts show Up in Stellar
Fashion in Both Games Pilot
Rock Players Hard BatterS.

Fashion in Both Games - Pilot
Rock Players Hard BatterS.
Victory with a double head raised
herself in the Pendleton camp yes
terday and smiled brightly on Terry
McKune and his bunch of recruits.
Within the course of a three hours
sitting. she had permitted those men
who are termed Buckarooes to Quaff
twice from her cup of sweets and
they found the draught was good.
In unadorned English, the Pendle-
ton players won two games, taking
a full lived affair from the Hartman
team of Portland by an eight to one
score and another, Curtailed to five
cantoes. from the Pilot Rock bri-
gade by figures reading five to four.
The first proved to be easy meat for
the Bucks but the gentlemen from
the southend village almost succeed
in slipping the victory flushed leag-
uers a surprise package. They near
ly did.
The Harrimans were not scheduled
to appear here yesterday. They were
slater to be in Baker but were not
permitted to reach their destination
because the overflow from the Thorn
Hollow springs washed away some of
their track. The Pendleton club was
glad to take advantage of the acci-
dent to give them a game hence the
double header.
They proved no match for the CO.
horts MCKune has assembled. Their
own pitcher was hit effectively, while
Joe Berger and Wells refused to do
more than give them a chance and
then spoil it. Berger commenced by
walking the first two men up and
then advancing the leader by over
throwing second. RAIDER. however.
pulled him out of the hole by a spec
tacular unassisted double, whereupon
he administered the S. O. dose to
the next.
The Buckarooes chaiked up a trio
in their initial frame. With one
down, Lodell connected safely and
when Doherty stopped a bender with
his Stats and Varian drew four wide
ones. the bases were full. Al was
caught at the plate on a squeeze play
that didn't squeeze. but DOherty reg
istered when the first baseman erred
in receiving a throw to catch RAIDER
who had laid the ball to pitcher. In
trying to catch Varian off third,
Catcher McAllen plugged him in the
back with the ball which was de-
Elected far enough to permit him to
canter to the rubber. Augustus sin
gle through third pushed RAIDER to
the pan and thereafter the end Of
the inning soon came.
A scorching double from Variants
bat followed Immediately by a homer
through centerfield by RAIDER added
two in the third and another was ta-
ken in this same period by Augustus
Hit by the pill, he landed on first
bag, promptly purloined the second
and third and came on double
steal with Manager McKune, who
had been walked, figuring as the 9TH
er thief. All Of this happened with
two men down.
a pass in the fourth followed i'm
mediateIy by a two-ply swat by Lo-
dell a single by Doherty and a three
sacker by Narian annexed couple
more for total of eight
The railroaders had a chance in the
fifth with two men on and none down
but a triple play put the kibosh on it
quick. Their only score came in the
eighth. Mainland drew a pass, ad-
vanced to third on Voss bingle and
scored on double steal Two hits
gave them another chance in the
ninth but this chance also perished
when Hy.and was caught off third
and run to earth.
The Pilot Rock Game.
With a feeling Of easy confidence
after watching the Pilot Rockers
warm up the Bucks entered the sec
ond game with a shifted lineup. Nc
Kune at Second gave way to Catcher
Bladen. Pitcher Osborne relieved
Lodell and Augustus
and RAIDER swapped positions. They
Intended having some fun at the ex- /
pense of the small town heavers, but
they almost had to foot the bill.
The farmers outhit the Bucks and /
had they fielded as well as they hit /.
they might have gone back home and .
cen honored with a brass band well /
ONE. a couple Of errors gave PEN .
.Ioton one in the first inning but the .
tocFmen came right back in the
second and evened matters up by a
couple Of clean hits. In the fourth
Southpaw Burgess relieved McGarri-
gle and before he awakened to the
fact that he had to pitch real ball,
three hits one a double and one a
triple. had been clicked out and three
runners had paced over the pan.
With the score four to one against
his team, McKune must have admin
stered an Irish blessing to his men
Tor they swung their bludgeons in the
fourth with a vengeance that netted
four scores and the winning point.
Doherty, first up, poled out a two
sacker and Varian sent out a long
fly to Hinkle which that gentleman
dropped RAIDER laced out a
double. scoring Varian, and he him