The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-07-03
OR0NILLE WINS AGAIN
Takes the Strong PentictOn Club Into
Camp by II Score OF 4 tO2


The game took place on the local
grounds, and proved to be che of the
best of the series, although no sensa-
tional features marked the perfor
nance Both Davis and Bryan pitched
swell ball, the latter having shade
the best of it. The locals have caught
their second wind, and the playing of
the entire nine was great improve
ment over some of the exhibitions This
the puzzle he was during the earlier
part of the season, and the home boys
get to him more frequently. Noel.
who caught for Oroville for a time
last year, was behind the bat for the
home nine, and played the position
faultlessly. A difficult catch by Will
son and steal to the plate by Davis
with the ball in the catchers hand were
the features of the game. Oroville won
by the same score of the game just q
week before, 4 to 2. The series now
stands games for Penticton to 3 for
Oroville. The following is the record
by innings:
Observation-Disclosures shatter-
ed the atmosphere. Arnold let Syer's
hit leak between his hands and the
runner was safe. Trying to steal sec
ond with ball in pitchers hands he
was thrown out by Bryan to Arnold,
who covered the base. Davis foul fly
over by third was swallowed up by
Powell. No runs, no hits.
Oroville-Bartell dropped a clean
single back of second. Hart sacrificed
the runner to second, going out Davis
to Nelson. Powell placed another
safety to left, Bartell scoring. Noel
sacrificed Powell to second, going out
Davis to first. Wilson's slow hit was
fielded by Davis, but in throwing to
first the ball hit the runner, Powell
scoring, Wilson roosting safe at first
Arnold rolled one to Davis and was
out at first Two runs, two hits.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Busby
and De Beck fell down on strikes. No
runs, no hits.
Oroville-Saling was given first on
four balls. Bryan sacrificed the run
ner to second, going out Davis to
first. Blackler and Bartell famed. No
runs, no hits.
Observation-Disclosures hit a
high foul in third district and Powell
got under it. Vader failed to find the
ball. Johnson got soaked in the ribs.
NcGregor's long fly was gathered in by
Blackler. No runs, no hits.
Oroville-Hart boosted a safety to
right Powells foul fly was handled
BY Davis. Hart took too big lead off
first, and was pegged out by Syer
Noel could not connect. No runs, no
hits.
Fourth-Penticton-Syer slammed a
hot one to Powell, who whipped the
ball to first ahead of the runner. A
groan went up when the unexpected
happened, Hart dropped Davis fly.
Nelson's fly over to left fell into
blackler's mitt. Davis led too far Oft
llrst and Bryan threw to Sailing Davis
sprinted for second, but was caught,
Sailing to Arnold, who covered the
Dase. No runs, no hits.
Oroville-Wilson shot single to
LETT, but in trying to steal second was
nailed by Syer to De Beck. Arnold
tanned. Sailing popped up, and John
Son gathered in the ball. No runs, no
hits.
Fifth-Penticton-Busby hit safety
and took second on a wide pitch. De
beck lined out corking double to
lett, scoring Busby. Rathvon swung
at the ball and it dropped in the dia-
mond. De Beck ran off second, and
was nailed, Bryan to Bartell. Bartell
passed the ball on to Sailing complet-
ing double play, as Rathvon did not
start to first. 1t seemed that the ball
NIT Rathvon on the thumb, and Pentic-
ION claimed that he was entitled to his
Dase, and that De Beck could not be
put out on the hit. There was much
conversation of an ornate character
over the decision, but his jumps refus-
ed 10 be convinced and players were
waved off the bags. Vader had the
wind Knocked out of him and was pres
ented with his base Johnson could
not lind the ball. One run, two hits.
oroville-Bryan struck out. Black
'er hammered out a handsome two
dagger just out of reach of third,
nartell hit to Busby and was harpoon-
W at first, Blackler taking third. Hart
ieil down on three good ones. No
runs, no hits.
Observation-Disclosures short
liy was captured by Wilson after a
iong run. Syer hit to Powell, and the
oaii beat his time to first. Davis hit
~ arnold, who was playing very deep,
"o last for that player to handle the
'aii' and the runner was safe. Davis
'ooK second on a wide pitch. Nelson s
SINGLE sent Davis to third, and the
runner stole second. Davis made a
uash for home, Bryan pitched wide and
'ue runner scored. 1t was bold
S'eal neatly executed. Busby struck
Out One run, two hits.
oroville-Busby juggled Powell s
nit. Noel's fly was captured by Busby
WILSON'S hot one slipped between