Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-05-01
Hartman and Moss Pitch Good Bal
i'm Contest With Moscovites-
Fridays Game Won by TO I
Score and Saturdays by
Score of = TO o

The Washington State College
baseball team took its first two con
ference games against Idaho last
week, winning Friday on Rogers
Saturday at Moscow ? to o. Botn
games were close and interesting
and although Mitchell. Idaho's pitch
er in the first game, was in consid-
cradle trouble some of the time, he
kept his six hits well scattered ana
until the eighth inning, pitched good
ball Two hits and a couple of hits
In this period brought in the two
runs that won the game. Hartman
allowed but three hits, holding Idaho
hitless until the seventh, when two
hits, a passed ball. and an error let
in run. In the game at Moscow
Moss pitched a one-hit game and that
one hit was a scratch. He famed %
men and only once did man get as
far as second.
In the first inning of Fridays
game Tulley famed, Lester hit to
left, went to second when HUMPHREYS
dropped the ball trying to catch him
off the bag, and Murray Anderson
and Casad were out, Burns to
HUMPHREYS. For Idaho Lockhart and
Purdy struck out, while Burns was
out, Lester to Casad. With two out
in the second, Boiler hit two-bag-
out on ground ball to the pitcher.
In the seventh for Idaho, Burns was
out, Hartman to Casad; Purdy hit a
three-bagger to right and came in
when Davis allowed a passed ball
stumbled in the gutter and fell. w.
s. C.s catcher finally got the ball
and threw to Casad at the plate in
time to get Purdy, who had hesitated
before starting, but Gas" was too
anxious and dropped the ball, allow
ing the score. Washington came
back in their half and tied the score.
Davis was safe on an error by Burns,
was sacrificed to second by Albert
Anderson, went to third on Boilers
out, and scored on a passed ball
Moss fouled out to HUMPHREYS, retir-
ing the side. In the eighth, Mitchell
hit to center with two out, and Lock-
hart famed. Hartman flew out to
Jardine, Tulley flew out to Burns,
Lester placed two-bagger in center
field, Murray Anderson walked, and
they pulled double steal. Casad
walked, filling the bases, and Davis
got single along the third base line
scoring Lester and Anderson Albert
ries, retiring the side. There was
considerable excitement at this stage
of the game and lots of "independ-
ent" roofing. In the ninth Burns
flew out to Casad, Purdy struck out,
and HUMPHREYS went out, Hartman
to Casad
Three-base hits-Purdy, NJ. Ander-
sen. Two-base hits, Lester, Boiler
First base on balls-off Hartman, 8 :;
off Mitchell g Struck out by Hart
man, 5; by Mitchell 8.
Umpire-Dave Kuehl
In Saturdays game both teams
were scoreless until the last of the
seventh inning, when w. S. C. scored
two runs. Idaho secured their lone
hit in the foureh, when Lock hart hit
ground ball toward first. Moss
could not reach the ball, which was
fielded just too late to catch the
speedy Lockhart. Casad, Murray
Anderson, and Davis secured hits in
the first, third, and fourth innings.
respectively. In the seventh. A.
Anderson, the first man up, struck
out on fly to right, which Lockhart
made circus oue-haud catch OF.
Hartman hit to left, went to second
when Moss walked. and they pulled
double steal. Hartman scored Oh
wild pitch, Moss going to third and
scoring on Tulley's high fly to right,
which Lockhart misjudged. Tulley
was out on Testers grounder to
short. Idaho had little chance to
score, only 2S men facing Moss in the
nine innings. In the fifth, Humph-
ries got as far as third with two out,
and Hayden struck out. In the eighth
Jardine hit Casad's arm and was
called safe at first, but was doubled
ont at second. In the ninth the
only other man to reach first was
Robinson, who walked, but who was
Immediately thrown out trying to
steal.
First base on balls-off Moss. 2:
off Kinnison, 2. Struck out-by
Moss, 10; Kinnison, A. Double play
BOILER to Lester to Casad.
Umpire, tombstone.
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