La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1913, Image 2

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, , .WORTH GOING TO SEE
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" Mrow. We know tkat you will be interested in eur exhibit of
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PHONE MAIN 70
. VEGETABLES IS SEISES ILL THE TIME.
LUMBER WILL NETBR BE
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than sow. As yen knew, the
lumber fit for Milling getting
scarcer every year. Then . way
not begin building bow and take
advantage of the ' preaeet mr
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it. We hare full sop-ptiea
high-grade lumber for both ex
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SETS 1H
STRIKES OUT SEVENTEEN . MEN
ATBOJSE.
League Record Set Spude Continue
Winning Streakv
Standing of
the Clubs.
Won.' Lost.
Walla Walla 23
Boise 19
Pendleton .... ....16
North Yakima . .. ..14
La Grande ........13
Baker 11
10
13
16
17 i
18.
22 '
Pet
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.594
.500
.455
".419
.333
' X (Boise Statesman.) -.
"You can't hit 'em when you can't
see 'em." It's an old saying, but it
was just as much , true. Thursday
afternoon as it was when the phrase
was coined to describe the flinging
of one Walter Johnson when thai in
dividual was hiding his light in the
Idaho sagebrush. ,
' Fitchner, sometimes ' known as
"Myterious Morse,'' is the boy the
saying fitted. Shade of Amos Rusie
the staff he had! Smoke was the
principal ingredient in that myster
ious poison, bat It wasn't - the only
thmg. There were benders of every
description. They twisted and turned
and - corkscrewed . ' and curled, , and
all the time there was that terrific
rip, till the ball looked like a pea. as
ta'atof orw the plate. :
si Break StrHnawt BecaraV
and wW Rtchner's prtehin record
is analyzed it awmi jaw;ftati
Boise snatched the one lone count
from the wreckage of the local hopes.
: The wav Fitchner pitched ;the
kague strikeout record waa theat
ened from the beginning, and before
the mysterious one was through he
had punched a neat hoi in it. Irri
gator after Irrigator walked up for
. . . . . . , ii i
nis tnree Monartys ana waaxea pacts.
to the water bucket When the game
was closed 17 had bit the dust by the
three-swing route. .' :
;'; Boise -Uses Two.'':"
Two of Boise's left-handers work
ed, and they both acquitted them
selvs well, but what- chance was
there against gattling gun like that?
It was in the first frame, before
Fitchner had become tuned up to his
full mustle velocity, that the Irriga
tors collected their souvenir run.
Start in Second.
La Grande took the lead in the sec
ond. Phil Nadeau leaned ori one of
Finley's shoots and a single was the
result Xing's bunt eluded Finley
and Nadeau went clear to third on
the play. He scored on Peterson's
long fly to center. King went to sec
ond on Walter's drive and scored
when Miller hit a safe one.
The Spuds found Johnson again
in the eighth, Peterson opened the
inning with a triple and scored on(
Walter's infield out
By the ninth inning the visitors
were hitting the college southpaw
hard, and sharp . fielding . did not
keep them from scoring. Beck sin
gled, Druhot hit a hard line drive
that Reams gathered in and pegged
to first, doubling Beck out The sacks
were left empty with two gone, but
the end was cot yet
Three Extra Base Swats,
Nadeaa banged out bis second
double for the day, and King follow
ed with another double, scoring Phil.
Peterson hit a fry into deep center
field. Case did not get after it in
time and it lit safe, scoring King.
Miller hit a liner to left, but Friene
got under it and only the two runs
came in during the inning. 4 ; .
Clark opened the Boise end of the
inning with hit, but there were no
more like it and not an Irrigator saw
second. "
The score: '
BOTSE. "
AB.R.H.PO. A.E.
Blausser, 3b 4 0 0 0 1 0
Friene, If ........ 3 1110 0
Reams, 2b ....... 4 0 0 2 4 0
Altermatt, ss .... 3 0 1 3 2 0
Clark, lb 3 0 2 11 0 0
Card, c 4 0 0 6 1 0
Case, cf ......... 3: " "
Winkler, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0
k;.iW n 2-0 0 0 2 0
Johnson, p 2 0 0 ' 2 0 0
Totals
.... ...30 1 4 27 12 1
LA GRANDE. . .
, . ' AB.R.H.PO. A. JR.
Corbin, 3b 5 0 0 0 2 0
Beck, rf 5 0 2 0 0 0
rimhot cf 4-.0 0 0 .0 0
9h . . : .. 3 2 3 2 8 0
King, c v 4 2. 1 17 0 0
Peterson. If .I.... 4 1 2 1 0 0
Miller, ss ........ 4 0 1 0 0 0
w.H-r. U S 1 2 6 2 0
Fitchner, p ....1. 3 1 0' 1 0
Totals ..... .;.35 7 11 27 7 0
SCORE BY INNINGS. - "
fiolMi ...... 0 0 0 0 01
t- r.nAm : .6 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 Z 7
: : i SUMMARY.- ; J-i i
' Sacrifka hita "Wuikler, : King.
Sacrifice flyi-Peterson.. Stolen bases
Friene. Druhot f Two t base' !-'
Ol the wdtot- to L JM faiMle,1 pu: Nadeaa AXJafcWaltaie.
Tina base hit Peterson 2. Double
pity Reams to dark. Imnigs
pitched by Finley 4, Johnson 5. Base
hits off Finley 2 Johnoem 9. Struck
out-by Fitchner. 17, Finley 2, John
son 4.. Hit by pitched baB Nadeau
hv Finlev. Miller by Johnson. .Passed
balls. King 2. , Wild pitch Fitch
ner. Time of game 2:15. Umpire-r
HalL
You May be a Fleet
Base Runner , t
bat if voa are M plj-ing vch a
Cork Center bU yoa an Kt3i
upped. Yoa re running 100-ioat
bues. The Cork Cotter has ju
that arocrant of oif" to k that
cames at a woe tut furtker tKan
the oJd yle rubber cow, aad die
food baas ramer (rta nft that
ch in m the hit at bow '
plarera are sew liting-3O0"ia
Iciaruna aunt the Cork Outer
wi prrriouaV erer eouH grt
withia tern prmtt of that claarf '
rucoraa paw: ti.
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BROS.
BASEBALL GOSSIP
Well. Jamison had the strikeout
record for the year with 15, and now
Fitchner has it for the year and the
league. Just as long as it stays in
the Spuds' territory we won't com
plain. Perfect fielding, or as nearly perfect
as the most particular could wish, is
doing much to help the pitchers. The
La Grande outfield is simply show
ing better class than anything else in
the league and ttejinfield is holding
its own with any. . : ..C-:
. Pat Foley telephones from Boise
that the Nampa pitcher he picked up
is a hummer and expects to win with,
him. The president leaves Boise Sat
urday and will make the return trip
overland.
StarkeH tried hard to umpire a
square game yesterday and he didn't
miss any more on Pendleton than he
did on Walla Walla. A little less at
tention to the umps and a little more
to the game would help some. Presi
dent Matlock was right on hand when
trouble began to brew yesterday. He
gave the umpire to understand that
he was back of him to his efforts to
be master of the gtune and that he
would protect him from rowdyism.
Incidentally, Chief Kearney was not
far away. rendeJton j. u. -
. Walla Walla is sure : Pendleton's
Jinx. We can beat 'em all but the
Bears. Walla Walla's jinx is La
Grande and La Grande's is Pendleton.
So there you have it Pendleton
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