La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1912, Image 8

" fcRUPNONS AT
IK COSTLY
THE ENTIRE I'lTCHING STAFF PS-AY-llLIVC.
iJeuuioud bit, walked and otherwise al
lowed runners on bases So the first
and second Innings the same might
have been otherwise. There was an
Improvement, too. In Longanecker's
work and by the time, the game wna
well under way he had hit bis usual
ftrlde again and was going good. Des
mond was yanked ruthlessly in the
fourth and Etcbandy essayed th
mound Jot, which be did in fairly
good shape. He too. enacted costly
, , - " " 'flejdlcg errors, but his pitching was
fiarordar, and Two Gaines Sunday, f betler tban aDythlllg t6ea tU
at non wy sucks. 'preceding two game. He finished
Erratic pitching, untold clouts, won- the game but Desmond gets credit for
derful luck, wobbly umpiring, flashes the loss.
of the finest kind of baseball condi-1 The afternoon contest bristled with
tlon of field considered enormous douLle plays and horseshoes. If any
t cores, this and a dozen other fea- 1 rne men can .pack around mors
tures Lade up a mulligan baseball 'horseshoes tLan that Pendleton' bunch
tew that was served out in sporadic ! we would like to see 'em. La Grande
course to the La Grande fans Satur- butters hit the ball as frequently but
day's'-wnoon, Sunday morning and the bits fell In pockets; ground drives
yesterday afternoon all of which went 'fell into double plays and unasslstel
to Pendleton by scores that would double putouts and that sort of thing.
hock the ordinary individual
The least said about Saturday's
game the better. The fans who
weren't there are entitled to know,
however, that PeDdleton players fat
tened their batting averages to the
tune of 20 swats, Barry's bender lec
tors being unable to stop the slaugh
ter. La Grande has hitched its pride
for that particular contest to the
home drive by Harmon when two
were on. It was a game that luc
figured in conspicuously along with
terrific bitting and some poor playing
all around. Good night, first game.
Morning Cam Bad, Too.
Then came Sunday morning, a blis
tering hot day when good baseball
.WaS In firdpr VPt ? a-mattr.-
I . - 1'l.JllU CjC 1 nvilll
couldn't stem the tide and things went v. atcb the rabbit
againBt him 17 to 1. The big heaver
allowed 19 hits, enough to win any
three games, but the ascension com
menced In the first two Innings wtier
Longanecker had the first real off
day since he has manipulated the in
dicator In La Grande. He was dis
tinctly had In instances and his de
cislons were often putrid. There wa,
little sensational about the game sive
a double In the fourth, and attain that
tremendous eloVng. Good nlcht.
morning gam&.
The Afternoon Game Better.
As the games progressed, the Pen
dleton scores diminished, and had not
When Pendleton carries its present
quota of luck and keeps up Its well
balanced playing of yesterday, noth
ing can stop them. La Grande had
Litttrell on first and Harmon hit a
l'ne drive to. Lodell, that Individual
got an unabsiuted double for Harmon
couldn't get back. There were thre
ethers of similar flash. Osbourne wai
1 It five times but scatterlngly so tht
there was only one real danger l i
ning for. him and that was in t'je
second when Harmon's willow assort
ed itself in the shape of a three bac
get and Bradley's single scoring the
y'aine. Bradley by the way, hit Out
two singles out of three times up.
Pendleton earned her victory but it
whs also worth the admission tc
s' feet dangling- it
LA GRANDE.
ABRHPOA E
Naughton, ss,..- 4 t 2 1 3 2
(Barry, lb 4 119 10
j Luttrell, Sb 8 S I 0 1 i
Harmon, rf 4 1114 0
King, c 3 0 0 1 2
nay, ir t o i a o o
Brown, 2b ..1 0 0 0 0 1
Forbes.'cf ..4 10 2 11
Etcbandy, p 0 0 0 01 0
Mountain, p 1 0 0 0 3 1
Culver, p ..2 0 0 1 1 0
Klncaid,. 2b 3 0 0 2 0 0
Htitt, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0
, . 38 8 7 27 17 9
SUMMARY. - '
Stolen bases Pembrook, .Garrett,
Nadeau (2), Teck, Wilson and Augus
tus. Sacrifice hits Barry. Two base
hits, Bembrook (2), Luttrell (2). Three
base hits Lcdell. Home runtHar
mon, Rader. Double plays Naughton
to Barry. Left on bases Pendleton
8, La Grande 4. Umpire Longaneck
er. Scorer, Mrs. Van Buren.
Xornlng Game.
PENDLETON.
' ABRHFOAE
Teck, If 6 3 3 0 0 0
Robinson, cf 5 2 1 2 0 0
Lodell, lb 6 1 2 12 2 0
Robinson, cf ..5 1 2 5 0 0
Rader, 3b .5 3 3 - 1 1
Wilson, rf 4 12.0 0 0
Augustus, 83 5 2 3 4 2 1
PembrooK, c 4 2 2 5 1 jO
Hewitt, p ...4 2 2 0 6 0
was a Joke. That' about enough for
thf. afternoon game.
- Saturday's Game.
FENDLETON.
AB R II PO A
Rader, 3b" 5 3 1 0 0
Robinson, cf 7 1
Lodell, lb 7 0
Nadeau, 2b .........4 5
Teck, If 4 4
Wilson, rf .6
Augustus, ss 5
Pembrook, c 6
Garrett, p 6
0 13
44 17 20 27 19 2
LA GRANDE.
. . AB R H PO A E
Naughton, ss .4 0
Barry, lb ..3 1
Luttrell, 2b 4 0
Harmon, rf ...3 0
King, c 4 0
Bradley, 3b 2 0
Ray, If 3 0
Forbes, cf 3 0
Maxmeyer, p 3 0
Mclvor, ..... '.....l 0
0 5 5
2 8 2
2 2 0
1 1
8 2
2
0
1
0
0
2 1
0 0
49 22 19 27 20 3
30 1 5 27 22' 6
SUMMARY.
Struck out by Maxmeyer 7; by
Hewitt 4. Hit by pitcher Maxmeyer
1, Hewitt 2. Bases on balls off Max
meyer 3; off Hewitt 0. Wild pitches
Maxmeyer aad Hewitt. Umpire Long-
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anecker. Scorer Mrs. Van Buren.
Afternoea Game.,
- PENDLETON.
AB R H PO A E
Rader, 8n ..........3 10 0 1 1
Nadaan, ..I
Lodell, lb .....4
Nadeau, 2b .........5
Teck, If ,3
Wilson, c , 5
Augustus, ss 4
Pembrook, rf 3 0
Caboaraa, S O
i
35 7 9 27 17 1
LA GRANDE. ' . ,
AB R H PO A E
Naughton, ss ....... 4 0 0 1 3 0
0
1 t I
2 1 12
1 2
2
0
0
1
I
f 1
5 0
r
Barry, lb ..........4 0
8 2 1
Luttrell, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Harmon, rf ....,,..4 110 10
King, c ,...3 0 .1 6 2 1
Bradley, 3b .........3 0 2 1 2 2
Forbes, 2b .......;.3 0 0 6 1 2
Walters, If 2 0 0 0 0 0
Desmond, p 1' 0D 0 2 0
Etchandy, p ,2 0 117 1
-
20 1 6 2520 7;
Wilson out Infield fly, Augustus out
running out of lane. ; . ' '
SUMMARY.
Sacrifice hits Wilson, Osbourne.
Two base hits Nadeau,' Robinson,
Teck. Three base hit Harmon. Dou
ble plays Barry to Forbes, Forbes to
Naughton to Barry, Augustus unas
sisted, Lodell unassisted and Lodell to
Nadeau. Left on bases Pendleton 7.
La Grande 3. Struck out by Osbourne
4, by Desmond It , Hit batsmen Os
bourne 1, Desmond 3. Wild Pitches
Desmond 2. Osbourne 1. Umpire.
Longanecker. 8cqrer, Mrs. Van Buren
Notes of the Game.
Erown' absence from the keystone
bag broke up the infield badly- yes
terday. Luttrell wag pulled in . to
second In the morning and Foster in
the afternoon. Bradley was on bis
old bag at third and Luttrell went to
center field. . ;
Desmond was as wild as a March
bar. He mad life dangerous for
the batters.
Poor King. He grouched much but
worked hard. Saturday the poor cuss
til chasing wild heaves all afternoon
1 did the same thing Sunday morning
and b ythe time the afternoon game
I came around was naturally some
tired.
I . The grounds a week ago were too
soft now they are too bard. The
j player are stiffened and sore from
running on tne Diiuiiiuic-iiKe inneia.
We win two out of six with Pen
dleton which was better than Boise
could do with Walla Walla.
Pendleton sent a delegation of root
ers over Sunday but the games were
not even close enough to hold their
Interest and the fans from the wheat
town put ln msot of their time match
ing wits, with the local rooters. The
panning back and forth was rich at
times.
Harmon got a fine plastered to him
In the afternoon for being saucy.
. Infielder Mensor, released from Pen
dleton's payroll because of trouble be
tween Lodell and Mensor, will be In
the La Grande lineup tomorrow,
"Hap'' Smith, the Pacific Coa6t league
twirler, is to arrive Wednesday and
he brings a pitcher with him, while
Manager Jack Barry is now negoti
ating with Cooney Sarklll of Tacoma.
' With the weak place Jn the Infield
again plugged up since Brown eft us,
the Pippins ;are looking up again.
Mensor isan all right ball player.
.The crying need In La'Grande Is
' pitchers. It is believed that "Hap '
j Smith will go a long way toward fil
ling this gap. For the past three days
! La Grande has been going through
with only a few errors on a bad Ee.'d
but the 18, IS or 20 hits have done tW
business. ' Give us pitchers," cry the
fans, "and we will be off like a h ju4
afire.'
Walla Walla labored under the mis
understanding that Barry was to
move his stalwarts to Walla Wr.'la
th's week nstead the Gardeners are
coming here for a week's series. -
SUNDAY SCHOOL
IS QRGAUIZEO
DISTRICT ABOUT ALICEL HAS A
SCHOOL.
R, E. Close Present to Attend to Or
ganization Tbere
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
meeting was held in the Iowa school
hcuise, Rev.. Hamilton of Allcel pre
siding. An address on "The Value of
a Sunday School" was given by R. E.
Close," the La Grande Sunday school
organizer. At the close of the ad
dress,' a union Sunday schooj was or- '
ganlzed and the following officers
elected. Mrs. J. J. Nunn, superinten
dent, E. W. Shaw, assistant superin
tendent and Miss Mamie Snyder sec
retary and treasurer.
Elgin trimmed Joseph 8-9 and En
terprise defeated Wallowa In the
Branch Line league yesterday.
Protest talk has been dropped. Gar-;
rett -or. Saturday's game, which he
was going to protest because L:
Grande had too many players. ;
WANTED An experienced widow
lady wishes position cookjng for
men ln harvest teld, usual wages.
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