The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-06-26
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man gathered himself together and
saved his team from larger score.
He struck out Blackler, Bartell's high
fly was smothered By A. Nelson and
Harris long fly was taken care of by
Sig. No runs.
onasket-Litchfield hit a
weak one to Bryan and was out at
first Elder smashed a hot one along
the first base line that Wilson fielded.
Hart struck out. No runs.
Oroville-Powell's fly to right was
taken by Litchfield. Wilson's ground
er was fumbled by A. Nelson, who i'm
mediately heaved the ball ten feet
over first, the runner taking second,
and was advanced to third on a wide
pitch. With one out and runner on
third it looked like more runs, but
Hart got down to brass tacks and
neither Prince nor Sailing could de-
liver the much needed hit, Prince 60
ing out on fly to A. Nelson and Sal
ing dying on short fly to Mayberry.
No runs.
Sixth-Tonasket-Beck hit to Will
son and was out at first. Mayberry
flew out to Bartell j. Nelson S
grounder was scooped by Sailing and
the runner was cut off at first. No
runs.
Oroville-Chrisman got his second
hit on hot liner to center. Bryan
singled to right. Mayberry let a
throw of the pitcher escape, Chris
man going to third and Bryan to Sec
ond. Chrisman scored on wild pitch
Bryan going to third. ]. Nelson drop
ped the throw to cut off Blackler
Bryan scoring. Bartells fly to center
was gobbled up by Sig. Hart hit tC
pitcher and was out at first, Black
Ter reaching second. POwell's ground
er was fielded in time by Beck to
kill the runner at first. Two runs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to say
Bartell let Monroe's hit leak through
second and the runner Immediately
stole third. However, no harm was
done as the next three batsmen struck
out. No runs.
strike on Wilson and threw him Out
at first Prince hit to Beck, who
threw him out at first A. Nelson lei
Saling's hit trickle through his fling
ers, and Sailing celebrated the escape
by stealing second. The exertion die
him no good as Chrisman could mo-
Eighth-Tonasket- was giver
his base on four poor ones, and wil(
pitch put him on second. Hart strucl
out. Beck put neat single to center
scoring Elder. Wilson dropped {
throw by pitcher to catch Beck anc
the runner took second. Mayberry
struck out. Hart lost the third strike
on J. Nelson and threw him out a
first. One run.
Oroville-Bryan got a safety int,
left, and reached second on a passed
ball. Beck fumbled Blackler's hit an(
the runner was safe. Bartell hit il
front of the plate and was thrown GU
at first by Elder, the runners, advanc
ing base. Again the chances were
bright for a run with men on secon(
and third, but Hart fell down on three
strikes, and all Powell could do wal
to hit in front of the plate and wal
thrown out at first by the catcher
No runs.
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the fire
, works commenced A cinched gam,
was almost pulled out of the fire, ant
, things looked dubious for the hom
crowd. Bryan either weakened, O.
the visitors all at once solved his as
, sortment Monroe, first up, SMASHED
a pea warmer to right, and danced
down to second on the first ball pitch
ed after reaching first. Sig drove
single in the same territory, scorin,
Monroe. Sig pilfered second easily
A. Nelson, for the fourth time in
row, failed to connect. Litchfielt
leaned against floater for single
scoring Sig. He pranced over secont
without danger. Elder hit along tn,
first base line into Wilson's hands
Litchfield taking third. 1t was Hart
turn at the bat, but he had temporar.
disappeared from the grounds, and tn,
locals generously let Beck go to bat
which was almost their undoing al
Hart had struck out every time h
came up. The consequences were tina
Beck got a safe one to left, scoring
Litchfield and stole second. May
, berry kept up the merry go-round b.
leaning against the ball for a singl,
scoring Beck and tying the game. j
, Nelson ended the agony by hitting t.
Bartell, who tagged Mayberry between
beses. Four runs.
, Oroville hit to Hart and was GU
at first. Prince could not find tn
ball and Sailing could do no better
} No runs.
Tenth-Tonasket - Bryan showed
that the stuff was still in him for al
of the bombarding he received in tn
ninth, for he struck out Monroe, 81,
and A. Nelson in quick succession, i
, being the fifth strike out for Nelson
No runs.
Oroville-Chrisman flew out t,
, Mayberry. Bryan hit to A. Nelson
who threw wide to first, giving Bryal
a life on a very close decision. Black
, Ter arose equal to the emergency will
a beautiful single, slow roller dow
the third base line, putting Bryan Oh
second. A. Nelson let Bartell's har'
hit dribble through his legs and Bryal
raced in with the winnir" run.
OROVILLE
, r H Pc A
Bartell, 2b ....... 1 8 0
Powell, 3b ....... 0 0 0
Wilson, Id .... 0 8 0
Prince, RI ........ 0 0 0