East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-05-16
SPORTS
PENDlETOH wins s TO
4 GAME FROM BAKER

In a game featured BY a rare COM
bination OF baseball as 1t should and
should not be played. Pendleton's
league leaders cut another notch on
their bats yesterday by annexing ,
10 Z contest from the Baker kubs.
Good bah. bad ball. indifferent bah
and several other articles were thrown
In and the Kubs were the principal
offenders.
Outside OF the feature mentioned
above, several others stood out promi-
lnently. F-rinstance, Paul Lind. the
hard hitting outgar0ner OF the visit
ing bunch Earnered three two-sackers
ana luke single in five trips 20
the plate. tailed two runs himself
and drove In the other two Then
there was our own Lefty ShrOeoer-
Not omention his fourteen strike
outs and his foxy theft OF the second
sack. ne straightened out three OF
Fulwider's OFFERINGS for clean safe
ties.
Both teams got off the mark in bad
shape. Lind began his fullisade Of
knocks as leadoff man by smashing
out q double Baker then broke into
the bunting game and for awhile
] wrought complete generalization.
King put one down to Shredder who
threw too late 10 third 20 catch Lind.
Fuller clicked one down the first
base line and beat Il cut and Ma
6eau likewise bunted safely. leaving
the bases loaded with one man over
and none down. ThereupOn the port
side finger got down 10 business and
/ famed Wetzel. A fast double. Nau-
ghton 20 Curley coen 10 Walters pull
ed him the rest OF the way out OF the
mele.
Baker did even worse In the field In
her half OF the beginning frame and
Pendlet0n scored twice. Saughton
was hit and Jimmy cOen got a hit
varian bunted but NaughtOn was
caught al third In trying 10 catch
coen off second. Fulwider threw Wild
and both baserunners advanced 9
notch. However. COen was caught al
the plate in trying 20 take advantage
Of a continuation Of the same bobble
Tarian moved up 20 third on a Wild
pitch and Peterson walked and stols
second. Walters laid an easy ons
down 10 TOgneri but that player threw
the ball away. letting in two scores
McKeen walked and Briggs got on b,
Fulwider's error. filling the bags bu
fly 10 right ended the inning.
Things went along pretty smoothly
! then until the last ef the fifth. eacl
team getting and losing opportuni
ties. In the fifth. Varian opened viii
. two-sac5er. stole third and cam
; home when French let Kings throw
. get through him.
Raker tied II up in the first Of th'
) seventh With two down and one o.
b. the error route. Lind and KIM
both doubled. one hitting over fins
and one over third. In the last Of IN.
same inning. the Bucks came bacl
and again stepped into the lead Wit
one down. Earian walked and Peter
son singled. Both were showed al0ns
by Walters sacrifice. -Four U'id.
ones 10 McKeen filled the bases
I Briggs hit the ball toward short bu
French and TogDeri got crossed ~
and neither made an effort 20 inter
oept the pill Result. two scores and
much righteous INDICATION written %
the face Of Manager King.
Baker became very threatening "a
the ninth A man got life when Pet
ers0n missed high fpop-up and. Hfti
two down. Lind pooled out his thirs
6Oubie Of the game for a score. King
however. was not equal 20 the EN-
erEency and ended the game b.
| grounding out. Shredder 10 Walters.