Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-23

Last Sunday the Payette Bsse PsE
Club, accompanied by a large burch
OF lively nooters, went to Vale with
the expectation Of winning from that
team The team and fars were great.
ly disappointed, though no blame is
placed On the home team, nor was
the defeat brought about Trough any
superior playing on the part Of tte
Vale team. The Payette boys played
as fine game as has ever been
played by them, but, they were at q
disadvantage because Of beng OF a
strange and very poor fed The fed
lis the poorest in the hague. The
oufie.d IS very short. ending in an
abrupt decIvig.
King, the new soUth-paw. pitched
the entire game fer Payette e1d re
certainly showed up great Vale was
rather unsuccessful IN finding Linn
aid only succeeded in getting three
safe hts. Ten Of their meu struck
out. Wales first score was made in
the second inning when Fcrter who
had been walked by King AID lad
stolen TO third base. came in on
past ball Although an error oa the
part Of Arnspiger, yet we must take
into consideration the fact that this
was the first game that he has ever
lcaUght King. We may say, that If
!Arnspiger does succeed in h,ldi-g
Kings tw5sters, he will sure be
some catcher.
FrUm tie seccrd up Until the sew
enth inning it was q pitchers battle.
In the seventh icuirg Rose got
home run out between center and
right-fied and over the hill If the
ground had been level il would have
undoubtedly been grabbed by Bow
man. In the eighth inning i Looked
as though Payette would surely get
score but q forced run stopped the
fire works, In the ninth inning the
Vale pitcher went up in the air.
woodward came up as pinch hitter
but was walked by Goutch. Hall came
up and got q hit putt ng Woodward
on third. Hall then stole second
and the catcher attempting to peg
to second, allowed Woodward to
score. Bowman cane up and get a
walk. Cree made a bunt and got to
drst on a tumble making three bas-
es full. Ensign hunted cut 10 pitch
er forcing Hall off third. There were
three bases full and one out Arn-
spiger came up 10 the bat and bunt-
ed out to third who caught tie ba'l
and threw into home putting Bow
man out. This was the only double
play made during the game.
The Vale pitcher was In a bad hole
up uLtn the double play and had it
Eot been for the good support Of the
suf.eld the game would ceStzf1ly have
been in favor of our home tsam-
The lineup in Sundays game was
as follows: For Payette; Pitcher,
King. Catcher, Ar0spiger. LIST. Base,
Shake. End. Base, Dibble. Srd Ease,
Cree. Short Stop. Hall. Lett Field,
Shafer. Center Field, Ensign. Right
Field, Bowman. Subs. Harland and
Woodward. Fer Vale; Pitcher,
Goutch. Catcher, Fortier. 1st- Base,
Rose. 2nd. Base, Hurley. Srd. Base,
Wheeler. Left Field, Moody. Center
Field. Huston. Right Field, Hoyt.
Sub, Neely,
Summary.
Sacrifice hits. Dibble, Hal. Stol-n
Bases. Hall. Woodward. Goutch. Hits
off King. three. Hits off Goutch two.
Home run. Rose. Double Plays,
Wheeler to Fortier. Let On Bases,
Vale. 1. Payette 4. Bases on bafs.
Kips l. Goutch 8. Struck our by
King, 10. Goutch u. Passed balls,
Aruspiser Time Of Game, hours
Umpfres, Murphy and DR.. Fart'ett.
The defeat of Ontario by We'ser
and Payette by Vale puts the teams
of the league even; each winning
one and losing one. Next Sunday
game promises to be very hard
fought game. Ontario plays at Pay
cite and Vale at Weiser. An ex-
cursion will be run from Vale bring
ing rooters rom Ontario. and 1t
can be depended upon that ontar'o
,.,u ~ 1,-or In fuD force EFreyons
Is urged to come out and support the
team. This weeks practice ought
to put Arnspiger and King into sceh
condition as to be practically mSui-