The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
A GREAT GAME.


Mace Sunday when Oroville and Che
saw met up for the second time thi.
season. 1t was cOntaest in which
every performer did his level best
and the large crowd was on the verg,
of distraction until the last man wa.
out For up to that episode it wa.
anybody's game, and with the slendel
me slightest slip would hav,
spelled ruin for the home team, fol
those always dangerous sports from
the hill top were on their toes, read,
and eager to take advantage of an,
opening Only three errors were OF
record. Two of them were excusable
and did no damage. Murf Mcintyre
and Tom Daily, two amateur wizards
of the mound, were pitted against
each other, and when those pill pro.
pelers have any backing at all the
team that puts it over on them must
go some, and keep going. Honors
were about even between the two old
scouts of the diamond. Daily led in
strike outs, but soaked three of his
opponents. And, by the way, when a
players anatomy interferes with one
of Tom Daily's shots. that player does
not feel as though he had been tick
led. Not pass was issued by either
pitcher. That old Chesaw infield re-
peated the stone wall act, and not ia
be outdone OrOville's infield was the
most ungenerous gang ever seen. They
would not let anything within reach
get by. Oroville led at the bat, but
safe hits were so scattered that they
did not figure in the run getting but
once. Bartell batted like a fiend, get
ting three safe hits four times up. Ev-
cry member of the two mines did his
duty manfully and well as can be seen
by the following account of the pro-
ceednigs in detail
First inning:-Chesaw. Stannard
dropped the third strike on p. Mcln-
tyre and threw the batter out at first:
ID. McCrory smashed one to Bartell
and was nipped at first; Pickering hit
to Daily and died at first. No runs.
Oroville-Bartell smashed a single to
left and Immediately stole second.
Leading too far off second foxy Murf
Mcintyre shot the ball to Bill Nc
Crory and Bartell was run out between
second and third; Powell hammered
the scenery and Baumgartner slipped
a short fly to pitcher No runs.
Second-Chesaw-Horning litter a
single over second: VIM. McCrory fell
down on three good ones; Wilt hit to
Bartell who threw to Baumgartner.
covering second, and Baum passed the
ball along to Provo, completing IA
lightning double play. No runs. Oro-
ville-Daily's short high fly dropped
by Trodden and Daily took second,
stealing third; Hill hit to the plate and
was thrown out at first by Turner;
Price hit hot one to VIM. McCrory
and persisted at first Daily scoring;
Stannard famed. One run
Third-Chesaw -Trodden struck
out, but catcher dropped third strike
and runner thrown out at first; NJ. Nc
lntyre struck out; Turner hit to Bar
tell and was cut off at first. No runs.
Oroville-Provo flew out to pitcher;
Ford out to second to first; Bartell hit
to pitcher and out at first. No runs.
Fourth-Chesaw-P Mcintyre flew
to Hill; d. McCroy famed; Pickering
hit down to third base line and was
headed off at first. No runs. Oroville-
first; Baumgartner lined a single to
left and stole second; Daily's high fly
was captured by Horning; P. McIn-
tyre mussed up Hills hit and the bat
ter was safe; Prince, sawed. No runs.
Fifth-Chesaw- Horning hit to
Crazy sent bounder to BaumgartneS
and was cut off at first; Witt hit {,
Powell, Provo juggled the throw anu
the runner was safe; TrOdden flew to
Hill. No runs. Oroville-Stannard was
given life when Wilt let the hit get
through his legs: Provo hit for sin
gle; being held at second; Ford hit Y
Wilt forcing Stannard on third; Bar
tell singled; Provo scoring and Ford
going to third; Powell hit to pitcher
and Ford attempting to score was
thrown out at home; Baumgartner
flew to Horning. One run
Sixth-Chesaw Moore went to
short and Wilt to center. M. Mcintyre
flew out to Baumgartner; Turner flew
to Baily; P. Mcintyre was pegged by
Daily, taking first; d. McCrory hit to
Daily and out at first. No runs. Oro-
ville--Daily drove single to left; Hill
flew out to Moore; Prince whitfield;
Stannard flew to Horning No runs.
Sevneth-Pickering hit to Baum
gartner and was out at first: Horning
rolled the ball to Provo and was out
at first; VIM. McCrary was hit in
the ribs and took first; Wiltz hit to
Baumgartner and was out at first. NO
runs. Oroville.-Provo hit to p. Mcln-
tyre and was out at first: Ford flew
to Pickering; Bartell lined out his
third safe hit Of the game: Powell
singled; Baumgartner struck out. No
runs.
h-Chesaw-Moore singled and
stole second: NJ Mcintyre hit to
Bartell and was out at first, Moore
taking third; Turner struck out; r.
Mcintyre hit for a double over third