The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-27
YANDALS DEFEAT
OREGON men n
MARINEAU PITCHES GOOD BALL
FOR IDAHO -M'AMLLAN'S MEN
CLEAN FIELDERS

Lefty Marineau let down the Ore
gon batsmen to four widely scattere
hits while his Idaho teammates hi
safely SIX times and materially assist
ed by five Oregon errors garnered il
seven runs, Idaho winning Wednesda
afternoon, to l, from the Universit.
of Oregon on the Fairgrounds field
Marineau pitched beautiful ball 10
Idaho and worked nicely out of tn,
few holes he allowed himself to ge
into. Marineau's work in the box
three pretty catches by Captain Percy
O'Brien and a nice catch in left fielt
by Arnold Cooley were bright spots il
the game.
Idaho played errorless baseball ant
Coach MacMillan's team won name
as a fast clean fielding aggregation
The Idaho infielders handled eleven
chances perfectly and the team as q
whole gave Marineau excellent sup
port.
Oregon Scores First
Oregon counted their lone run in
the fourth inning Sorsby, Oregon
right fielder, connected for double
and went to third on a wild pitch.
Marineau struck out the next hitter
and Collins, Oregon's second baseman,
popped high foul near the catcher's
box O'Brien made the prettiest catch
of the game by snaring the foul after
a hard run. O'Brien as the result OF
the hard catch was drawn out of po-
sition and Sorsby by heady and speedy
base running came in from third after
the ball was caught.
In Idaho's half of the same inning
the Macmillan men came back with a
vengeance. By going the entire length
of their batting order Idaho accounted
for three runs. Edwards, first man
up, worked Gray of Oregon for walk.
Cooley cracked out a nice single ad
vancing Edwards to third while Cooley
made second. Ostrander executed
nice squeeze play by dropping bunt
that went for a hit, scoring Edwards.
With Cooley on third and Ostrander
on second s'Rich" Fox connected for
long single through the infield scor-
ing both Cooley and Ostrander.
Score Four in Fifth
The fifth inning was continuation
of Idaho scoring when four more runs
were brought across. Edwards, again
the lead off man of the inning, con-
nected for a beautiful two-bagger-
Cooley drew hase on balls and Os-
trander filled the bases when he
reached first on Beller's error. Ed
wards and Cooley scored when Rich
Fox bunted and W. Johnson, Oregon
catcher threw the ball at first base
with no one to cover the bag.
The other two runs of the inning
were made by Ostrander and r. Fox
when Lefty Marineau clouted out
sizzling single. Kinnison hit a liner
to Latham, Oregon third baseman, who
threw to first in time to catch Mari
neou for neat double play, the only
one of the game.
Clean Fielding Features
Captain O'Brien played star game
in the field for Idaho, making IA put
outs He made three brilliant catches
of high foul f1ys after hard runs.
Marineau in addition to pitching a
stellar game worked nicely in the (
field and his hit brought in two Idaho
runs. 1T is indeed quite unusual to
see man of Marineau's calibre in a
collegiate game. He not only pitched
but he backed up bases, he crossed
runners at first, used his head at all
times and accepted three chances
without the sign of bauble.
Harry Edwards at third base for
Idaho handled five hard chances with
out an error Arnold Cooley in left
!ield made three putouts with catches
# fly balls and his one catch in the
seventh inning Of Zimmerman's hard
lit for an out was one of the fielding
features Of the game. 'Rich" Fox as
Narineau's battery mate worked nice
Y behind the plate with seven put
,uts and one assist.
Gray Oregon Star
Gray pitched nice game for Ore J
ron with the exception of the fourth
md fifth innings. His support in
hese two innings was ragged. Gray, j,
limself, handled seven chances with
ut an error T. Johnson at first base
worked well with 13 putouts to his
redit.
The two base hits Of the game were
1ade by Sorsby, Beller and Collins, all :
t Oregon, and Edwards of Idaho. :
|rove Evans took A. Fox's place in
enter field in the seventh inning.
The score: