The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-08-07

hhiilernlan cracked out a pretty sinpla
stole second, and scored on a single
Dy Jergens. Noel threw to Rarta,, to
mead off Jergens, and the ball rolled
III the field. Jergens attempted tn
make third, and was out Smith TO
roWell. One run, two hits.
oroVllle-Davis struck out on three
pltched balls. Hart hit to Messner
VINO overthrow first, the runner talk
ing second. Smith flew out to Mess
her' zimmerman dropped Princes fly.
mart scoring and Prince going to Sec
ond. Prince took third on a single
by Sailing, scoring on a wide pitch
Bryan pounded the air. Two runs. one
| hit.
Sixth-Okanogan-Pleu. Arnold and
laylor fell victims to strikes. No
runs, no hits.
Oroville-Powell whitfield. Bartell
popped up a fly to third which De
Lacey took in. Noel could not connect
No runs, no hits.
Seventh-Okanogan-Chisholm was
given his base on balls and stole Sec
end and third. Ralston flew out to
Davis. DeLacey shot up one that
Smith gathered in. Messner hit to
Bryan and was out at first. No runs.
no hits.
Oroville-Davis did his regular stunt
CT striking out. Hart waited for four
balls. He stole second, and made
third on a wide pitch Smith flew out
to DeLacey. Chisholm dropped the
third strike on Prince and over threw
first, Hart scoring. Prince attempt
ing to steal second, but Chisholm pegg-
ed him out yard One run, no hits.
observation-disclosures hit
to Bartell and was out at first. Jer-
gems put a fly in Princes territory
and was q goner. Pleu got his first
on four balls and stole second. Ar
mold hit safely to left Pleu continued
on home. Powell threw in the ball to
Bryan, who passed it on to the catcher.
Noel dropped the ball, and Pleu scor-
cd. Arnold tried to make third Ar
nold shot the ball to Powell and Ar
mold ran far out of the base line and
was declared out. One run, one hit.
Oroville-Saling hit to Pleu, and
never reached first. Bryan added to
the dispohdency by striking out. Pow
ell put new life in the crowd by past
ing the ball mighty swat. 1t went
sailing far over Jergens head and the
batter was roosting on third when the
ball was relayed into the diamond.
The crowd fairly went wild when Bar
tell duplicated the hit, the ball going
over Arnold in left, Bartell making
third and Powell scoring. There were
more fire works when Noel singled,
scoring Bartell Everybody pulling
for a hit, as it looked like winning
rally, but Bryan could not touch the
ball at this crucial period. Three hits,
two runs.
Ninth-Okanogan - Taylor opened
the last canto by striking out. Chis-
holm again reached first on four balls.
Prince shocked the crowd by dropping
Arnod's fly, Chisholm taking second.
DeLacey struck out. Chisholm at
tempted to steal third, and was out
Noel to Powell. No runs, no hits.
Oroville-Hart fell down on three
good ones. Smith hit to DeLacey, who
threw wide to first, Smith taking Sec
ond. Prince flew out to Arnold in
short lift. AS the pitcher held the
ball in his hand Smith made break
for third. and was safe amidst howl
Of rejoicing. 1t was the boldest and
prettiest steal seen on the local
grounds this season. Sailing was hit
by the pitcher The hope of the ty-
ing run was smothered when Bryan
struck out No runs, no hits.
OKANOGAN