Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-06-12
Idaho Oregon
League

Weiser 81
Vale 4 3 .571
Ontario 0 7 900
Last Sundays Results.
At Ontario-Payette II, Ontario l.
At Vale-Vale 8, Weiser 2.
Next Sundays Games.
At Weiser-Payette VS.. Weiser.
AT Ontario-Vale VS.. Ontario
Payette II, Ontario I.
The one-sided score in the Ontario
Payette game Sunday just about tells
the story when it comes to the real
merits of the game and the Gray
hounds had no trouble N taking the
big end OF the II to l affair
The Bluebirds got off right by
shutting Payette out in the first in
ming and scoring one themselves but
that ended it. The Payette aggrega-
ton got busy and evened matte: S
when Slate stole home in. ths second
and tied the score. Payette scored
again in the third and in the fourth
scored two more on three bas Lit.
the Ontaricites and they seemed to
iail to pieces and the longer the
game progressed the more the Gray
hounds piled up the score, making
four runs in the ninth. The Elae-
birds were able to get only four scat
tered hits off Slate and made ii e
errors. The Payette 5lugge.s va
loped Alexander for a three Dagger,
a two Dagger and ten singles, yet
made just as many errors as Ontario
Alexander allowed seven walks,
but though he was wild he stiuck
out 10 men, while Slate allowed 10
free passes and only struck out five
men.
The usual crowd was out to wit
ness the game, about two hundred
and fifty in all, many coming over
from Vale after the Vale-Weiser
game which resulted to for Vale.
The Payotte Band again treated the
tans to several selections which cid |
much to keep the game from getting |
tiresome. This is the last League |
game between Payette and Ontario |
this season and it is with regret that |
we must say farewell to such a clean |
lot of players as compose the On
tario team. During the four games
played between these two teams
lot decision has been disputed nor
has there been any i'll feeling be-
.ween the players and the manage
nent of each team is we'll pleased
With the success of the games play
ID. Although Ontario has not sue
'eeded in winning game this sea
on they are playing much better
'all than at the beginning OF the
league and are showing the right k
pirit by staying with the League. If
Next Sunday will be one of the
ardest tests of the season when
'ayette goes to Weiser for the Sc {
ond game this season between these b
VIC teams. Payette won from Weis- t
r on the local grounds on May 18th t
y 4 to score Weiser blamed t
he umpire and everything else with 7
4 reach and from all reports they d
ave greater ambitions to win from t
ayette next Sunday than to win the a
eague pennant. Their slogan is a
Beat Payette" but from recent gam O
S it appears the Payette club has S
n even break with the down river e
'am. 1t is expected that two humid tt
I'd fans will go on the base ball ex- o
1rsion to Weiser Sunday afternoon
18th the Payette Band and ball team h
Following is the line up: h
PAYETTE-R. Darnell, 2b; G. Oar y
I'll, c; H. Shake, IS; Slate, D; r. b.
bake, Oh; Ensign, CT; Shaffer, If; c;
Neil, 1b; WILDER, RI; Hunter, IF. ia
oNTARIo-Smith, 2b; Looney, c;
II; Jones, 3b; Bruning, IF;
Maneman, IS; Kessler, CT; A. Man til
nan, 1b; Alexander, p. pt
Score by Innings. pl
12345 $3.50 Ot
ltario 1000 5000 / ad
Iyette 0112 01024 II 10
Time Of game one hour, so minutes. tn
npire Farrell, Scorer Lackey. to