The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-07
FIRST ON THE SEASON
Raw Game of Ball In Which
Tonasket Puts 1t Over
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Sunday the full band, accompanied
By a large representation of townsmen,
drove down to Tonasket in autos, and
after treating the Tonasket people to
a band concert game of ball was
staged in the afternoon between the
band team and the Tonasket regulars,
enc of the strongest combinations that
that town has put in The diamond. The
game as a whole was rather a joke,
as it was the first time the Oroville
boys have been out this season, and
naturally their playing was ragged.
Gardiner is entitled to credit for his
pitching, for with fair support Tomas
ket would not have made more than
one run. However, considering the
lack of practice and the strong aggre-
cation they faced the band boys did
very creditably. With practice they
will be able to give a better account
Of themselves. Tonasket has crack
aiack battery in Dorwin and Oberg
Oberg is as quick as cat, and his
pegging to bases is accurate and death
to runners. The Tonasket people
treated the visitors royalty the kind
Oh reception that can always be ex-
pected through the hands of our
neighbors. To show how the trick
was turned the game is here given by
innings:
-Oroville-Gardiner hitting to
short Wolf dropped the throw and the
runner was safe. Gardiner celebrated
his escape by stealing second. Trum-
mel hit out Texas Lacquer over sec
ond, Gardiner being held at third. Dor
win soaked Stansbury in the diaph-
ram, filling the bases. Frank Bartell
came through with timely single ov
er second, scoring Gardiner, Trummel
dying at home, trying to score on the
hit from second, Beerden to Oberg.
Geo. Bartell hit to first and Frank
Bartell was thrown out at second.
George being safe on tic play. New
ton lifted short fly to Hanlin. One
run. Tonasket-Hanlin hit a dinkyfiy
to Frank Bartell. Beerden got to base
on four balls. Beck flew out to Geo.
Bartell and Wolf fell victim to He'd
ger in left field. No runs.
Second-Oroville- - Hedger famed.
Cub Mallory went out short to first.
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No runs. Tonasket-Tuftyh hit single
over second. Brownlow struck out.
Mayberry sent up a fly to Frank Bar
tell. Tufty thinking it was third out
walked off his base and was touched
out. No runs.
Third - Oroville - Gardiner struck
and Stansbury flew out to first. No
runs. Tonasket-Geo. Bartell threw
Oberg's hit wide to first and the run
ner was safe. He stole second and
third. Dorwin struck out. Hanlin's
lCng fly was captured by Cub Mallory
and Oberg scored on the throw in.
Beerden hit to pitcher and was nailed
at first One run.
Fourth - Oroville - Frank Bartell
whitfield. Geo. Bartell lined out a
single. Newton flew out to short, and
Hedger failed to connect. No runs.
Tonasket-A wild throw to first by
catcher let Beck reach second and he
stole third. Wolf struck out. Tufty
flew out to Frank Bartell. Brownlow
reached first on four wide ones. Frank
Bartell let Mayberry's hit get away
and Beck scored. Traver Mallory
dropped Oberg's fly and Brownlow and
Mayberry scored. Dorwin flew to
Iedger Three runs.
Fifth-Oroville-Cub Mallory out
Hanlin to Wolf. A wild throw by
Brownlow put Traver Mallory on sec
ond, and he scored on a beautiful
single to left by Gardiner. Trummel
hit to Hanlin and was out at first.
Stansbury rolled one to Dorwin and
was out. One run. Tonasket-Han-
lin flew to Frank Bartell. Beerden
| hit to Gardiner who over threw first
and the runner was safe at second.
Stansbury dropped the throw from
Geo. Bartell, giving Beck a life and
| Beerden scoring. Frank Bartell mus
sed up VOLTS hit Beck taking third
Tufty hit to Newton, and Beck tried
to score, but was out, Newton to
Trummel. Brownlow was given first
CT four balls. Mayberry shot long
two bagger to left on which Wolf
| Tufty and Brownlow scored. Oberg
flew to Hedger Four runs.
| SiXth-Oroville-Fr Bartell was
| given first ON four balls but was nail
ed at second trying to steal, Oberg to
| Beerden. Geo. Bartell out on strikes
Newton banged a two baser to right
but Hedger rolled little one to first
and perished. No runs. Tonasket-
Geo. Bartell fumbled Dorwins hit and
runner safe. Hanlin shot up fly tc
Newton, who got the ball over tc
Stansbury in time to cruelty Dorwir
on a double play. Beerden drove 4
long triple to left. Beck flew to
Frank Bartell. No runs.
Seventh-Oroville- Mallory ou
lon fly to Brownlow. Tr,Ayer Mallor,