The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-06-11
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[The ball game Sunday afternoon
as not a scientific exhibition of the
feat national sport. Tonasket has
Zen playing excellent ball this sea-
N, and though occupying the cellar
the valley league, the team has
ade It's opponents play ball all the
he to win. The nine figured as win
ers in "A sensational 1 to game
kainst the strong OmaE aggregation,
hi no club has had a cinch going up
kainst them. Sunday was an off day
b the boys. and the errors piled up
ERE awful and diSGsterous. 1t was
e poorest league game so far this
Sason. Daily was in fine fettle and
I'D the visitors to two hits. He was
ell supported behind the plate and
the field The high wind at the
brt of the game was very disagree
ble, working a hardship or the pitch
Is and preventing clean playing. 1t
BIS a trial to the players and audience
gether Neauder opened the game
b the visitors, but gaze way in the
kth to Dorwin. The pitchers are not
holly responsible for the size of the
ore as most of the runs piled up by
e locals were in the nature CT gifts
rough errors. About the chief fea-
re of the game was Ncwton's peg
n hoGnc ln ho6 thn iCif on q
Rigging first SO close that they could
bt get a start for second, when the
Nv opportunities presented. Twice
snapped the ball to first in time to
Itch a runner who had carelessly
leaked too far from the bag. Rain
Expended playing for a few minutes
the seventh inning. The game was
husually interesting from the fact
pat there was no wrangling whatso-
Yer over decisions of the umpires
he following is the history of what
hppened:
Observation-Disclosures, the first
|sitor up, slammed a high fly to CEN
pr which adhered to the mitt of Will
pm, who is death to insects of that
pecies. Bearden strained his back
b three of Daily's teasers. Oberg
lshed one down to Provo, who was
low handling the ball and threw wide
b first, the runner taking second
Lerva drove a beautiful liner over
bort, scoring Oberg. Hanlan pune
Pred the atmosphere. One run. Oro-
ille-Bartell shot a corker between
(econd and first, making his base.
Bartell started to steal on the first
1all pitched to Powell. The batsman
|buled the ball, and Bartell returned
D first winded Powell lined out the
1eXt ball over second, but Mayberry
lan in, took the ball on the bound and
&aught Bartell before ne could reach
|econd. Sailing caught the ball on the
)eam, shooting it far out to left CEN
'er scoring Powell, and landing on
|econd. Newton hit to Bearden and
Fas out at first, Sailing taking third.
Daily hit to short, who was slow hand
ing the ball and the runner was safe
While Sailing scored. Dorwin fumbled
Princes hit and the batter reached
(rst. Wilson hit to Merva and Prince
Fas tossed out at second. Two runs.
Second - Tonasket - Dorwin and
Beck fell victims to three strikes.
Mayberry shot a high fly to Powell
md the inning was ovor. Oroville-
Provo lifted a long fly to right.
Three of the field swarmcd to gather
,n the ball and as they came together
IN a bunch Beck made the catch, al
Enough he fell in doing so. 1t was a
great play. Hanlon caught. Stans-
tury's high fly after a long run
Wolf booted Bartcll's hit and the run
ner was safe. He Immediately stole
Second. Powell hit to Bearden and
WAS headed off at first. No runs.
Il Third-Tonasket-Wolf sent a
'bCunder to Bartell and was saved the
Trouble of eXerting himself 2ny fur
ther. Neauder hit in front of the plate
and was thrown out at first by New
ton. Beerden smashed a hot one tC
Short and was gaffcd at first. Nc
runs. Oroville-A wild throw by
IBearden gave Sailing a life Newton
sacrificed Sailing to second, Newton
'out pitcher to first. Daily sawed
Prince went to first on four wide ones
Wilson's hit in front of the plate was
|felded by Oberg. No runs.
COMMUNICATIONS flew ou
ITO Bartell, Merva's long fly was cap
|tnred by Wilson, and Hanlor out pitch
Ter to first. No runs. Oroville-Provt
.hit to pitcher and out at first. STAINS
bury was given first on four balls, ant
|stole second. Bartell out pitcher tt
catcher, Stansbury taking third. Pow
ell drove out a single, scoring STAINS
bury, Sailing out on fly to Bearden
One run.
Fifth-Dorwin and Beck out ol
three good ones. Newton dropped tn
third strike on Mayberry, throwin
the runner out at first No runs
Orovill ille-Newton's short hit was field
ed by Oberg and the runner was shu
out at first Merva mussed up Daily
hit and the runner was safe. Dorwi
juggled Princes hit and the runne
reached first, Daily taking secont
Again Dorwin booted Wilson's hit an