The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-06-30
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SUNDERLAND 6
a,1 Ball Game Containing Eie-
MS Of Excitement Because
So Close.

~ Summeriahu, D. \" o"'i 'eaii
= ~ long, long trail Sunday, hiking
~ 10 Oroville to try issues with tn,
81 exp6nents of the national game
(. eutcome Of which was not as was
.r,>tted BY our Canadian cousins. al
IN their expectations came very
- d being realized. AS a scientific
nuultion OF the game that numbers
]. nan5 followers on both sides of the
s Il was nothing to boast of. but
- he fact that the score was sc
- irom start to finish the uncer-
nhty Of the final result kept the
euvd worked up to high pitch OF
sueilsnsnt
NnU Started in to do the twirling
= 0roville but he was as wild as a
M and lasted only three innings
u fraction when Balmes yanked
~ ont Of the box and put in Ford to
1Itth. and the lad surprised the visit
u by moving them down by the
/ tlEee strike route. Summerland man.
a611to get three singles in row in
i u seventh, earning two runs off
I9d Debeck, who did the twirling for
n visitors is no slouch himself in
milling the pill, for while Oroville
-. Ten hits they were kept pretty
/. -..~ia '.nn<&nrad opd tho. ri,nuot RI N O.
~ Isrsely due to erratic fielding on
~ art Of the opponents. While the
y nufs charged up against the players
IN not many, they were costly, then
~ we're errors of omission that
euntod In the run getting.
Ihere was fairly good attendance,
~ What was lacking in numbers was
, nt11 up In noise, for the pitchers
~ h for the usual Raging, the
apod was free in its advice to play
n. ADVICE which is always wasted,
~ the closeness of the score was a
tatuSe that put the yell into the ex-
~ spectators whenever a runner
qgussl thefubber.
~ gnme was featureless, and aside
~ - uncertainty, of no especial in
No batter was able TO register
I'm : single base hit The only
worthy Of mention was made by
! ~ veteran Bumgartner, who has a
MI Of pulling off sensational stunts.
q ~ sixth inning, while playing deep
nest between first and second. Bum
elner pulled the prize performance.
Ao9enger drove red hot bounder to-
NM right that looked certain for ex-
y pases, but Bum dived toward the
nyns sphere, knocked it down and
M yed the bean to first in time to
~ OH the runner. The play was a
!Deh and the crowd yelled it's appro-
eeflon. Snyder again gave a first-class
eaaloltion OF fair and impartial UNI
bring.
Flat inning-Summerland- Huffman
'e flrst on four wide ones, but at
- pung to steal second was pegged
- batmes to Bumgartner. Darkis
,.snsu. Robinson hit to Blue, who
ufeW vide to Grove and the runner
~ safe on second. Robinson stole
uitd. Raitt was soaked by the pitcher,
saa sole second. Beck dropped Phin-
~ ny and Robinson and Raitt
salioped in. A passed ball put Phin-
Ms on second, but Sherk lifted fly
= biue and the side was out. Two
!pns no hits Oroville-Bumgartner
- soaked In the ribs and Immediate
Y stole second and third. Macy and
D'ue struck out Sherk threw Flanni-
ssns sfounder wide to first. Bumgart-
~ scored and the runner taking Sec
Sau ana then stealing third. Balmes
'oppeo the ball with his shin and at
sace pllfered second. Killian came to
~ rescue with clean single through
'0nu, scoring Flanagan and Balmes
S'vves struck out Three runs. one hit.
oscond-Summerland-Debeck and
Aessenger failed to connect -Four
Ss"s placed Logan on first and he
.ocseaed to steal second. Playing too
- vi the base he was nailed to the
W. Macy to Bumgartner. No runs
ais Oroville-Beck struck out
.af.h dropped the third strike on
a ana threw him out at first. Bum
4 'nsF died the three strike route
70 runs. no hits
:. u-Summerland-Huffman hi
numeartner and was out at first
-. ssn singled to right Robinson hit g
s.vunaer to Ford, forcing Darkis a,
sOnu. Haitt sawed. No runs. one hit
sS,.O.nie-Nagy singled to left. Blue
.-.s through second, Macy by 9
.s," sprint scoring. Flanagan hit tC
-.u ana Blue attempting to score wa.
,sn ouslk TO Darkis. Flanagan wa.
y. s'tempting to steal second. Oar
NJ. - rninney. Balmes was hit by ;
1919. aso Dali, and attempting to stea
!, was out Darkis to Phinney
,.s ooys discovering that an attempte,
som uy OF second was immediatel.
osec lived by arrest. One run, two hits
paw s,s'n-Summerland-Ford jugge,
-. .ney's infield hit and threw wide t,
~ 'ne runner taking second. Sherl
VI, soaked with a pitched ball an,
~" - second. Debeck singled to right
Phinney and Sherk. Nag,
s 70 third and Ford took up tn
sn OF the box. Messenger and Lo
No. s'.uck out, one of them on thre
srs u balls. Ford passed Nuffmal
4 !, aked Darkis. Robinson hammer
o.. e atmosphere. Two runs. one hi,
N ,,'he-Killian out Phinney to Rob
-. Grove struck out. Sherk boote
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