The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21

lCng fly to left, near the foul line, and
although Prince made a desperate eff
fort he could lot hold the ball. Pat
ten hit to Daily and was tossed out
at first. No runs. Oroville-Here is
where Oroville won the game. New
ton hit red hot grounder toward
first. Horace Smith fumbled and be-
fore he could reach the bag Newton
beat him to it. Daily crashed out a
fearsome double to left, Newton scor-
ing from first. Prince duplicated the
hit with another double in the same
direction, scoring Daily. Wilson hit
short one to Samuel who had to
run in to field the ball. He got Will
son at first, but Prince took third
Provo hit to Samuel, who juggled and
the runner was safe. Provo i'm
mediately stole second. Gardiner sac
rificed to first, Prince scoring and
Provo going to third. Bartell hit to
second and was thrown out at first.
Three runs.
Fifth-Okanogan-Folsom made the
error of hitting to Powell and never
reached first. Samuel hit high fly
to Wilson, who made hard run of
IL, but could not hold the ball. He
held the runner at first. Horace
Smith hit in front of the plate and was
headed off at first by catcher, Samuel
taking second. Oswald rolled one to
Daily and was out at first. No runs.
Oroville-Powell flew out to Sedore,
and Sailing and Newton hit to Ray
Smith and never reached first. No
runs.
Sixth-Okanogan-The sixth open
ed ominously. Sedore hammered out
a double to left. Wise hit to Provo,
who tried to watch the man on second
and the ball at the same time, with
the result that the batter was safe at
first. Smith hit a vicious grounder to
left, but Powell got in front of it and
croaked Sedore at third. Pein could
not see three good ones, and Patten
shot up high foul that Newton got
under. And the crowd breathed cas-
ier. Oroville-Daily hit a high foul
tured. Prince hit to first and was out.
Wilson hit flock of fouls, and at last
went out on strikes, the only Oroville
player to go to his death by that route.
No runs.
Seventh-OkanOgan - Folsom was
out on a fly to Bartell. Samuel
grounded to short and Powell whipped
the ball to first in time to make the
hit useless. Horace Smith sent a
bounder to Provo, and the lad shot the
ball to first mile ahead of the run
ner. No runs. Oroville-In this in
ming Okanogan completed rather un-
usual double play. Provo, first up,
flew out to Folsom at short. Stans-
bury, who had taken Gardeners place
at right in the fifth, lined out cork
ing single. Bartell Immediately fol-
lowed with stinging single to left,
or which Stansbury took third, and
Bartell raced on to second when the
ball was thrown to head off Stansbury
Then Powell hit to short, and Stans-
bury started home, but hesitated. The
ball was fielded to catcher, and STAINS
bury was between the devil and the
deep sea ON the base line. At last
Stansbury was run down, catcher to
third. Bartell had danced too far off
second, in his eagerness to reach
third, and Samuels shooting the ball
t. Roy Simth caught Bartell before
he could recover the bag. No runs.
Eighth-Okanogan opened
left field. The ball started fair, bu
curved out beyond the foul line. Hat
| II gone straight it would have beer
good for three bases. 1t was Bugs
J last chance, for he hit the next ball tt
Daily and died at first. Sedore coulC
do no better than a hit to Bartell, an(
| perished at first, and Wise, hitting tC
Provo, suffered the same fate. NJ
runs. Oroville-The inning was shor
and swift. Sailing hit to second an(
never had a lookin. Newton's higl
foul was gobbled by the catcher, ant
Daily quit when he hit to short ant
was smothered at first. No runs.
Ninth-Okanogan- was the las
show for the visitors to tie or win
The agony did not last long. Ro.
Smith fell a sacrifice to three strikes
Pein's grounder was passed to frs
by Provo, and Patten hit in front o
the plate and was thrown out b.
Newton. No runs.
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