The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-07-18

! the county. He never weakened during
the ten gruelling innings. and was going
stronger at the end than he was at the
commencement. Two or three times he
pitched himself out of hole and kept his
opponents guessing all the time. lie
struck out eight batsmen that are 20 his
credit, and twice the catcher dropped the
| third strike and threw the man out at
first He should have the credit of ten
| strike outs. He had great support in the
field. and two Of the four errors charged
up against the locals were due to the
soft field. That the Oroville team never
weakened was demonstrated in the ninth
when the outlook was almost hopeless.
They tore into the game with a deter
mination to pul 1t out of the fire. and did
so greatly to their credit A greater ninth
inning rally was never witnessed.
The following is the way the perform
ance was pulled off by innings:
First-Okanogan--H. Michel struck
out; Lyon was hit by pitched ball and
stole second. Taking too big lead from
second Lyon was thrown out Mallory to
Snyder; Hubbard singled Redhead drop
ped the third strike on Graham but threw
the runner out at first. One hit, no run.
|Oroville--Stannard hit to pitcher and was
out at first Snyder's long fly to left was
captured by Graham: Powell took first on
four balls; Daily singled through short;
Baumgartner hit to Baines and was out
at first. One hit no run.
-Okanogan-Smith hit a hot one
to Powell and was cut off at first by
lightning throw; Stowell took first on
four balls and stole second; Lockw wood
famed; A. Michel hit to the pitcher and
out at first. No hit, no runs. Oroville-
Redhead out Smith to first: Hill hit by
ball and took first Naggy hit to pitcher
forcing Hill at second; Mallory hit to
Baines and was out at first No hits no
runs.
Third-Okanogan-H. Michel struck
!out; Lyon flew to Naggy; Hubbard hit to
Snyder and was out at first. No hits no
runs. Oroville-Stannard struck out
Snyder singled, but leading too far from
first was caught between bases and
thrown out II. Michel to Smith; Art
Michel fumbled POwells hit and the
runner was safe at first; Daily hit to
Smith and out at first. One hit no run.
Fourth-Graham hit in front of plate
and was out Redhead to Daily; Snyder
fumbled Graham's hit and the runner
was safe: Stowell flew out to Baumgart-
'ner; Lockwood struck out. One hit, no
runs. Oroville-Baumgartner flew to Gra-
ham; Redhead singled; Hills fly was
muffed by Graham; Hill delayed too long
continuing to second on the muff and he
was thrown out Lyon to Smith; Naggy
hit safe; Mallory flew to Lyon. Two hits,
no run.
Fifth--Okanogan-A. Michel hit in
front of plate and was out Redhead to
ones; II. Michel hit to Baumgartner
forcing Baines at second; Lyons hit to
Snyder, who touched out A. Michel. No
hits no runs. Oroville-Stannard's foul fly
was caught by Hubbard; Snyders long
fly to center was taken by Stowell; Pow
ell hit near first and Smith who covered
much ground during the game. fielded the
ball and threw the runner out at first
No hits no runs.
Sixth-Hubbard out pitcher to first;
Graham flew out to Daily; Smith singled
and attempting to steal was thrown out
Redhead to Snyder. One hit no runs. Oro-
ville-Daily hit to first and was out;
|Baumgartner lined out double to right;
Redhead rolled one to first and was out
Hill hit to Smith and died at first. One
hit, no run.
h-Okanogan-Powell threw wild
to Daily and Stowell took second; Lock-
wood put a weak infield hit in front of the
plate and was throw nout at first by Red
head. stowell taking third; a sacrifice
going out at first; Baine struck out. No
hit. one run. Oroville-Naggy liew out to
Graham; Mallory hit to Smith and out at
first; Stannard struck out. No hits. no
runs.
Eighth-Okanogan-- Mitchell hit in
front of the plate and was out Redhead
to Daily; Lyon and Hubbard struck ou..
No hits. no runs. Oroville-Snyder hit to
pitcher and out at first; Powell hit to
No hits, no runs.
Ninth-Okanogan-G drove fly
out into right field and the ball fell in
gopher hole and before the ball could be
found he had made the circuit of the
bases. Redhead dropped the third strike
on Smith but threw the runner OUT at
first; Stowell struck out; Lockwood out
pitcher to first One hit one run. Oro-
ville-Baumgartner singled: Smith jug.
gled Redheads hit, Baumgartne going
to third; Hill was hit by pitcher Naggy
singled to short: Hubbard dropped the ball
thrown to catch Baumgartner at the
plate. Mallory singled. Redhead scored
and Hill attempting to score was thrown
out at the plate. Fl. Michel to Hubbard;
Stannard struck out. Snyder flew out to
Stowell at center. Three hits, two runs
Tenth-OkanOgan-A. Michel flew out
| to Stannard: Baines sent a fly to Baum
gartner; Powell fumbled II. Michell's hit
and runner safe; Lyon hit to Snyder and
| was out at first. No hits no runs. Oroville
Powell singed; Daily forced Powell at
second. pitcher to Smith; Daley led off
first. Hubbard overthrow to catch the
| runner. and Daily sprinted to third;
| IBaumgartner sent a fly over left field;
+, Daily scoring. thus breaking up the most
intensely nerve racking game ever played
in the county. Two hits. one run.