Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-22
Next sundays Games
At Payette, Ontario VS.. Payette.
AT Weiser, Vale VS.. Weiser.

and they did IT IN mastery 1asniOn
shutting out the down-riyer boys OF
the Canning Factory Grounds sun
day by the pretty score of A to 0
The affair was not only the most i'm
portant, but also the best played
game so far, of the season, and no
one of the three hundred fans Of
fanettes, jubilant or sorrowful as the
case may be. went. away thinking
otherwise. The result places. the
two Idaho aggregations on an equa,
footing at the, head of the percentage
table, each boasting three games won
to one lost
| Slate, Payette's speed vendor slab
Ister had everything on the ball, and
delivered all kinds of puzzling stuff
in Theoretically sealed packages t.
the visiting batsmen. He, was an
enigma from start to finish, holding
the Weiserites to three scattered hits
and striking out nine men. He was
ably supported, however, only two
little baubles being marked agalns.
the Greyhounds in the course of the
game. On the other hand the Weis-
|or battery men weakened at critical
times and the support behind them
Yas on the wabbly order
Fer the first four innings the Wis
tors went cut in one, two, three
order. Payctte started scoring in the
irst. R. Darnell reaching first en-
Tonnleson's error at second, mis- rat
ing to third on H.. Shakes sing e.
and scoring on parsed bal, that
advanced Shake To second G. Oar
ell sacrificed Shake tc third, from
where he registered on States drive
asst first baseman. Slate and r.
Shake, both credited with singles,
vent out and the run-getting dscon-
.inued until the third
In the third R. DARRELL, who Incl.
lentally made three of the four runs,
ct base on balls, travelled to
bird on H. Shakes sacrifice and
.auntered home on an error at third.
!. Darnell grounded out, Slate placed
i Texas Lacquer over second and
ixpired on the initial sack when R.
jhake flew out to Tonnelson.
Again in the seventh, R. Darn IL
With enc down, singled, beat his way
% second, reached third on H.
shakes single, and got a long start
.oward home while pitcher Tyson
lodded. Catcher Brockman dropped
he ball and Darnell scored. Near
While Shake had stolen second and
bird. In an effort to duplicate OAR
lell's feat Shake was caught out at
lome plate. Brockman forthwith
cent the ball down to first putting
put G. Darnell, who was at bat, and
retiring the side.
In only one inning. the fifth, were
he Weiserites threatening. Atkins
after reaching first on G. Darnells !
error, was caught there. Tyson then I
planted a two Dagger into deep LETT /
ield, and Went down to third on an
,rror at second. Slate pulled him
ielf out of the hole by tanning Wat
RS and forcing Elwell to pop up to
econd.
1t was good game. The most fas-
idious fan in the crowd will say So
weather conditions there
vas a good turnout The new grand
tand was well patronized. All but
eventy-three of the crowd went homo
these seyenty-three
we're from Weiser Next Sunday on
he Canning Factory grounds the
ireyhounds meet the ever dangerous
Bluebirds who three weeks
go held the locals to three runs, and
week ago scored eight TALES
gainst the strong Weiser nine.
Following is the lineup.
WEISER-H Higgins, r; E. gr1csmaa,
; Tonnelson, 2; Atkins, /; Tyson. S;
1aters, 3; Elwell. M; Green, |;
rockman, c. !
PAYETTE-R Darnen, 2; H.
bake, $; G. Darnell. c; Slate. p;. R. y
bake. 3 Harland, e; Ensign, m; Is
halter, i; O'Neil, 1. t
The Score by Innings. IA
1.23 a 5 6 70 ct j
Teiser n q q q q q q n On III