The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-05-04
Bonanza Defeated on
Home Ground by Locals

! u anything is missing In BonAnsa
today, Is is safe to lay the blame on
the ball teams. for more thievtnx 10,
than these same ball eoys would be
hard to fuc While on the diamond
they stoi. everything but the um-
pire's gall. and they are charged In
the ofieiai score wftn purloininx q
total OF thirty-one bases, including
the theft OF the home plate BY Bun
Browne.
! In q mix-up OF good and bad plays.
In which errors predominAted. klam-
aih Falls took the long end OF l7-to-
score. This was the first time Man.
sEer Morrow's boys went into action
this season. and be tried ou, sixteen
players during the nine eventful Inn.
inEs.
| The Glover Leaf bunch got away 10
ine start, all on account OF the
errors OF Morrow's suspects
I The FIRST OF a long series of yeiis
went up from the BONANZA rootsrs
when Arnold famed. Shive reached
first on an error by Coburn. took Soc
ond on Halls onense. stole third, and
there remained while Hayden whitfield
and Hurn died by the Bold -Flackus
ombiuation.
The grandstaua went Wild With eu-
thusiasm in Bonanza's hal! Of tho
nrst. Hall sent u grouuder to Shiye.
which he juggled long enough 10 al
low the runner the trst station. CO.
burn smashed one over Haydon's head
fro a single. aud Du Fault spilled one
just of the home plate. which Psil
gathered up and shot to Shive In an
effort TO kill Hall at third. Shivs let
this get by him. Hall and Coburn tai
lying on the luke.
In series OF bad throws Du Fault
added another tally. while V. Hun got
on on 6elder's choice. The fun
ended when X. Hun went out Foster
TO Hurn; Hamaker was out to Hurn,
unassisted. and Bold expired. Hayden
10 Hurn. One hit. three runs.
Klamath annexed two taliies In
their half OF the second. After Max
we'll went out Hickcock To Flackus;
Noel drew pass TO FIRST. stole second
and scored on Baum's hit 10 short
left. Baum degsnerated into q COM
mon thief. and landed on third while
Foster was giving two balls the once
over: then Foster poked an easy one
To Coturn. who threw high To Flack-
us, allowing Foster q life aud Baum q
tally. Peil and Arnold retired the
side on strikeouts. One hit, two runs.
bonanza added one reach each inn
ing In the second. third. fourth and
sixth. Morrow's men grabbed three
In the third. two In the fourth. six In
the ffth. three In the sixth. one In
the seventh.
The six runs In the fifth were the
result Of pair OF hits. a trio OF errors
a batter hit by a pitched ball. a walk
and brilliant steal OF the plate.
Noel started the rumpus by beating
out the third strike and stealing sec
one. Baum was safe on an error by
Flackus. Browne. who had taken
Fosters place on the mound, waited
for four wide ones. With the bases
pihicated.. Oliver called Peil out on u
questionable strike. Arnold sent one
to Coburn, which was first JuggIed
and then thrown wide 10 third. per-
hitting Noel and Baum to cross the
pan. Shive got In the way Of fast
one and limDed to first; Hayden COM
mitted suicide by falling In an at
tempt 10 bunt the third strike.
Browne dashed for home from third
while Hickcock was trying TO get
Bold's signal. Hurn sent angle
through the infeld. scoring Arnold
and shive. taking third on the throw