East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-31
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STARFIELD WINS a
INNING GAME FROM
PENDLET0N 4 TO z

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There hasn't been such exoiteme
at Roundup Park since Red Park
rode Long Tom to a finish. Imagl,
three hours and half of basaha
game with the unexpected hannantr
every now and then and with eve,
, minute threatening to bring about
'Fisls such as might decide the necl
ana neck affair and you viii p,
some idea OF the nature Of thar 14-ir
nihg contest yesterday afternoon wo
by Stanfield, to ..
II was by all odds the most axctt
lhg game seen here this year. Eve
when 1t seemed all over, it took ne,
start several times. In the ninth Mil
.he score ? to l for Stanfield tw,
Gown, none on and two strikes on IN,
batter, the fans had almost deserta,
the grandstand when something han
pened that injected hope into the sit
uation' And then something else han.
pened that increased that hope and
then something else that made II ma.
terialize into reality. This reality
was score that tied up the game and
caused 1t to go into five extra agon.
izing innings.
Ihe battle early resolved itself into
pitchers duel with McGarrigle for
Pendleton and Harlan for Stan.
tleld twirling as well as thew
nave ever done in their whole
careers hereahouts, Neither could
pe touched effectively for in
ming after inning and each pulled
himself out of some desperate holes
nafian' however, proved to have the
more endurance, three hits in row
or McGarrigle in the fourteenth
breaking up the long fray
II was big Jim Campbell who cama
through with the deciding poke much
70 the delight Of his roofing wife who
was one OF the features of the after. !
noon She matched her voice ana
WIS with a score of Pendleton man ~
ne grandstand and she never last in
ne exchange. "
Dotn pitchers began with a wildness
nat almost spelled defeat An error
walk and pitched ball in the stats
llied the bases for Stanfield bnt NJ
,afllgle was able to save himself
lafian had not so much luck how.
'er' lie walked Nelson and yaria n
nu' when Webb got on BY the error
'ute' the bases were filled with on1,,
ne down. Dickson breezad III.
laid the ball down toward
fst t and Fred Hoskins mussed Il mn
iliiclently to allow all hands n al.
'hce base. This gave the RpcEs
-ead which they held until the slxth
leh charlie Hoskins made the olr.
'l and tied it up. He singled and
'ie second and, on an infield our
mt 70 third drawing a bad neg
,ich enabled him to amble home
II was still to / when the ninth =
me up F. Markham opened witb
single and Stubbs followed with
o-sacKer to right. Markham was q
OH at the plate but Stubbs drew q
hrow in going to third, said throw %
hg pad and permitting a score that II
was to give the westenders w
game. ba
n the last of the ninth the first two stl
n up We're easy outs. Roscoe ial
lghan was put in to pinchit for pa
Inns. After swinging vainly twice es'
game seemed all over but the next pif
connected with Vaughan's anar- +.
and gave him life at first Ha ass
Tea TO steal second with the bail va
hands and was thrown an
Inc teams started to leave the 'iH
out Umpire Cox called them er
4. ruling that Harlan had made
ak This put Vaughan on second
When Chucker NeGarri0Ia VIII
lded the ball through third base is
TWO sacks, Vaughan registered and sys
lhe real excitement started. sap
Feral times before the fourteenth cesl
'oKed like the end was at hand fies
each time sensational work stav. doe
II defeat. The Bucks got a sin.
ma double In the tenth but IL
ght them nothing. Charlie Hos. At
opened the eleventh with a hit F
bounded through the wire fence S,
ground rules permitted three bases 81
ne runner reached home and his 81
tried to argue Umpire Cox in sr
Knitting the hit to go for a ho- Sc
Hoskins was put back on third Sc
lied there. In the twelfth. PEN ianil
filled the bases with none train
but two little pop fouls and a At 4
out killed the opportunity. In Fl
rst Of the 14th with two down. AL
an hit safely over third and Va
Campbell got his two-sack smash Sc,
put over the winning run. BY Alb
making the margin safe, Lund. Va
singled and scored Campbell. At II
eton got two on bases In the last FIJI
18th but a double play by viz
rail- ended the long game. Ia,
field ALB r H Po A E Sec
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