East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-10
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GAME GOES ELEVEN INNINGS WITH
SPUDS VICTORS BY SCORE 8 TO 6

In the first extra inning game of !
the season on the local diamond, the
La Grande Spuds won from the Buck
arooes in the eleventh inning by
score of s to g. 1t was what might be
called pinch hit game for twice the
Pendleton players tied the score by
clouting safe ones at the critical juno !
lures and just as often the visitors
came back and delivered timely swats |
at timely times.
Jameson was on the mound for
the Spuds and twirled in good form
Besides he was backed up by error
less support until the eighth. Krause
started for Pendleton and, while al
lowing but few hits, was wild. In the
eighth Berger went in to bat for him
and McGarrigle relieved him on the
mound in the ninth.
Pendleton gave the game away in
the early innings by errors and then
tried to reclaim it in the latter part
by batwork In the eighth with the
score 5 to against them, Augustus
made a two base blow and drove
across McKune and Lodell, the form
er of whom had got life through La
Grande's first error and the latter
through single. The score was tied
and Berger was sent in to bat for
Krause but breezed. Then Dougherty
flew out to Nadeau and the inning
was ended.
In the ninth Druhot singled and
| Nadeau dropped one between short
| and the leftfielder which went for
hit but McGarrigle pulled out of the
| hole safely when RAIDER nipped line
| drive. Pendleton advanced man to
/ second in the last of the ninth but no
1 farther.
/ With one down in the tenth, Walt
4 ers landed on first when McKune
i fumbled his groundball. Jameson
Il hit to pitcher and the ball licked off
! McGarrigle's nit, enabling both run
rers to land safely. A pass ball moved
II ath up a notch but Byrnes atoned
II for his blunder by snap throw to
ii third which caught Walters mapping.
II There were two down and Corbin up.
II He had already secured couple OF
II hits so it was deemed advisable to pass
:. him I'D. Four wide ones were served
II and then / { k, who had not made
h hit all week. took up his willow. With
II two strikes on him McGarrigle grooved
ii the ball and it was sent whistling over
| second base for a clean single. jamie
II son scored but Beck was thrown Out
III at second.
III The crowd was on its feet yelling
II like a bunch of Piutes when Pendle'
ii ton came to bat and, after Lodell had
III grounded out Byrnes responded with
III a corking two sacker. Augustus drew
II a walk and then McGarrigle Tanned
and, after Dougherty had two strikes
or his the crowd made ready to leave
| But there was destined to be more
II vet. Joe sped the ball between shor
and third and it brought in Byrnes
II for the best Naughton could do wa!
10 knock it down. Cowan popped ou
II tc Beck and the score was still tleC
III up. to 6.
II Things started badly for McGarri
u gle in the 18th. Druhot, first up
slammed the pellet for three bags
II Nadeau hit the ball to pitcher anC
was thrown out at first but Gooch
who had taken the place of Kint
when the latter was elected from thu
II field drew a pass Naughton fouleC
out to RAIDER and the crowd was re
II lieved for Peterson was at the ba
and he had not been able to connec
all day He swung wildly on two anc
II then lifted the third one far into lef
II field for three bags, chasing two rum
II across the pan. Walters struck ou
II but the winners were already over TO
II all Pendleton could do in her half wa
II to advance a man to third.
II 1t was La Grande's game all th'
II way through for the Bucks had on
of their erratic fielding days. Th
II Spuds started things in the first b!
y chasing across a couple. Corbin, frs
to face Krause, introduced himself t
the curve merchant by biting out
e. double to left. Beck laid down bun
and was safe when Kraus mussed
up. He started a double steal ant
Corbin scored when Byrnes threw
wild to short. A single by Druho
- sent Beck across and the next thre
N men were easy outs.
Pendleton stepped into the lead II
her half by chasing three over. witt
lg one down Cowan beat out an infielt
s. hit. RAIDER walked and Varian famed
n McKune then drew four wide one
t. and the bases were full. Lodell irov'
m one to short which Naughton coult
of not handle and Cowan registered
1e Then Byrnes hit one through pitche
J. and Lodell and McKune cantered t.
IN the rubber.
in A three Dagger by Nadeau followed
at by walk and couple of errors gav'
La Grande another brace Of tallies II
r. the third and their fifth was register
8. ed in the fifth without the assistance
ps Of hit. A walk, wild pitch and al
to error were quite enough to enable
g. Druhot to circle the bags
H. The game was a slow affair, du'
lie largely to the deliberation with which
In the pitchers worked and the dragg!
al way in which the Spuds came to bat
lie There was considerable beefing at de
ts cisions, the visitors being the princi
pal offenders. and Naughton was fined
It, five while Manager King was chased
r. out of the park.
lie TabuIated Score.
~ La Grande. ABB r 1B PO A j
D. Corbin, 3b ........5
Of Beck, 2b .........5
m Druhot, II ........5
lie Nadeau. CT .......5
lie King, rf ..........2 1