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fanned; Bates flew out to le ft; McKeen made a hit over short and
g "t first; Gibbs hit to pitcher and retired the side.
Bristow for Redmond was caught at first; Branton walked,
and stole second and third; W. L. Berry hit to left and Branton
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to steal third; McKay fanned, retiring the side with another
goose egg.
Two more scores were added to the local's frame on the bui
letin board in their half o f this inning. Branton hit to center.
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scored; Burdick made a hit and Berry was caught at second: Bur­
dick stole second; Shelley was hit by the ball and went to first
and Burdick got third: Hoach went out at first, and the inning re­
sulted in one score for the locals.
Third Inning— Gartell fo r Bend made a safe hit to first and
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reached first and stole second and third and scored on a wild
throw to third; W. L. Berry fanned; Burdick hit to right for a
base, stole second and third and brought in a score; Moore, who
took Shelley's place, was put out. and Hosch went out at first.
Seventh Inning— In this inning Tetherow went into the U.x
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stole second; Hurley flew out to third on a high
flew out to short and Caldwell went out on a liner
Redmond drew a goose egg in their half. A. E.
first; Fleming flew out to short; Bristow made a
foul; "F a tty ”
to first.
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for the locals and Bend picked up their first score. McKeen got
to first, stole second, advanced to third and scored; Gibbs went
out on three strikes and so did Gartell. ami Hurley went out at
first.
Redmond added another score in their half.
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and Perry was caught at the rubber trying to sneak in a run;
Tetherow flew out to center.
Fourth Inning— M cKay of the visitors flew out to pitcher;
Ferguson went out at first; Bates hit to third and got to second
on a wild throw; McKeen pounded the air three times.
In Redmond’s half they added another run to their score.
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Branton hit to second and got first on a fumble, stole second and
got third on a passed hall and scored on a wild throw to third by
the catcher; W. L. Perry fanned and so did Burdick, and Shelley
fouled out.
Fifth Inning— In their half Bend went out in one, two, three
order; Gibbs hit to short and was thrown out at first; Gartell
fanned and Hurley hit to pitcher and was caught at first.
Redmond picked up two scores in their half. Hosch hit \o
short and got to second on a wild throw and stole third on a pass
and came trotting in with a large juicy score on another passed
ball; A. E. Berry went out on a liner to first; Fleming got to first
on a fumble by short, advanced himself around the bases and
brought in the second score o f the inning; Bristow hit to right,
and was put out at third; Tetherow went out on a liner to first.
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Fleming fanned; Bristow was walked, stole second and »cored on
Tetherow’s h it; Tetherow hit to left for two bag* and stole third
Branton flew out to right.
Eighth Inning— In this inning Bend scored one on passed
balls. Berry, catcher for the locals, being unable to hold Tethe­
row. Hurley went to first on a hit to center, got to second ,n<|
third, and scored on a passed ball; "F a tty " was
and rearh-
ed third on passed balls; Caldwell hit holes in the air three tim,
M cKay got to first, and Ferguson went out at first; Bates retired
the side by striking out.
Ninth Inning— In this frame Bend drew the regular
goose
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Redmond added a goose egg to their score in their half VV
L. Perry reached first on a hit to right, stole second and was
caught napping at that sack; Hudson, who took Burdick's p|,u .
went out on three strikes, and Moore fouled out.
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