The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-05-29

was taken in by Debeck. McGregor
iuggled Warren's hit and the runner
was safe, wide pitch putting him ON
second. Mitchell could not find the
ball. No runs.
Fourth-Penticton- was given
first on four wide ones. Warren let
Debeck's grounder trickle through his
, legs and Davis taking second, the run
ner being safe at first. c. Johnson
sacrificed by bunting, Davis going to
third and Debeck to second. Rathvon
scored Davis and Debeck by a single
to right. Culbertson and Baker fam
ned. Two runs.
Oroville-Hart struck out. Sailing
rolled one to Davis and was out at
first. Wilson shot beauty through to
left field for single, but he got no
further than first as Hedger could not
connect with any force and was out
Davis to Baker No runs.
Fifth-Penticton - McGregor flew
out to Powell. Gene johnson made
first on Texas Lacquer to left. Sailing
dropped the throw to catch Gene John
son, both runners safe. Davis hit
sharply to Bartell who threw to War
ren, covering second, stabbing Sayer.
and Warren got the ball back to Sal
ing in time to complete pretty double
play. No runs.
Oroville-Blackler struck out. Bar
tells fly to center was gathered in by
Rathvon, and Powell's fly was taken
care of by Gene Johnson. No runs.
Sixth-Penticton-Debeck hit to CEN
ter, Wilson failing to get the ball af-
ter long run. c. Johnson's high foul
was captured by Mitchell. johnson
took second on a wide pitch. Rath-
von's high fly was muffled by Powell,
who ran far back and was Just able
TO touch the ball. The hit was a palp-
able foul, but the umpire did not see
it and Debeck scored. Rathvon fail
ing to touch his base on foul, was
uSSiui GU Out, pllCHcI W llISI SulU0TSOu
out on fly to Warren. One run.
Oroville-Warren whitfield. Mitchell
lined out single to left. Hart struck
out. Sailing drove long fly over CEN
ter, making second easily, Mitchell
scoring. Wilson's grounder was nail
ed by Debeck and the batter was out
az first. One run.
Seventh-Penticton- flew out
tc Blackler Powell fell down trying
to field McGregor's hit, and the runner
was safe. Gene Johnson hit to Powell,
who caught McGregor at second. Say
er flew out to Powell. No runs.
Oroville-Hedger hit safely to right,
taking second on wide pitch. Black
Ter out on three good ones. Bartell
out Gene Johnson to Baker. Powell's
grounder to Davis resulted in his
downfall at first. No runs.
Observation-Disclosures drove
sharp safety to right. Debecks hit
rolled down the first base line, Sailing
making the out unassisted, Davis TAX
ing second. G. Johnson popped up a
short fly back of second, which looked
SO safe that Davis raced for home.
Hart ran in from right, took the ball
off the top of the grass, and continuing
on doubled Davis at second No runs.
Oroville-Warren dropped a single
in short left field, and distinguished
himself by stealing second. Mitchell's
high foul was handled by Sayer. Hart
drove long fly to right, which Rath-
ven got under. Sailing could do moth
ing for his country and struck out.
No runs.
Ninth-Penticton - Rathvon drove
the ball straight up in the air, so high
that he had reached first before the
ball lodged in Bartell's NIT. Culber-
son hit to Hedger and was out at first.
Baker knocked up high foul that was
captured by Mitchell. No runs.
Oroville-Wilson hit to Davis and
was out at first. Hedger tried for a
single, but the ball rolled to first and
Baker fielded the ball and got the out
unassisted. Blackler was given his
base on four wide ones. Bartell drove
the ball far out to left field for two
bases. Blackler reaching third, ana
should have scored as he had plenty
OF time to do so, but was coached to
hold the base. Powell could not save
the day in the emergency, falling a
victim to three strikes. No runs.
PENTICtTON