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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
6
In a slow start Pendleton trailed La Grande early but rallied to win 6 to 2. Osbourne pitched well after a rough first half, while Pendleton’s bats exploded late with key hits from Pembrooke Nadeau and Rader. Defensive miscues plagued La Grande throughout the contest.
Brown's Bears defeated Gimlin's Ir Rigators of Boise at Sportsman's Park as Pitman allowed seven hits while Smith yielded six. The home club led throughout, with Pitman not issuing a walk and the visitors held to limited scoring in a slow contest. The score:
Jack Johnson and Al Palzer discussed a world championship fight in Chicago after Palzer defeated Bombadier Weils. Johnson offered a $30,000 purse or bet for a finish or limited round match. Palzer demanded a substantial guarantee for his July 15 bout with Luther McCarthy in New York or he will cancel.
Johnson had two base hits as Harmon Thompson Rochon and Davis contributed. Pitman struck out ten and Smith seven. Smith issued two walks, Fox and Kelly had passed balls. Walla Walla left on base two, Boise seven. Time nine ninety five? Umpire Golden.
Osborne secures another victory aided by a patchwork lineup. Pendleton and Pendleton’s Pippins clash as Buckaroos rally behind strong hitting from Rader, Stanfield, and Augustus. King's hustle in the eighth and late defensive plays highlight a game where several Buckaroos hit .500 or better and Mensor exits after a clash with management.
Wilson scores as Barry’s steal counts on a down error, Carl King debuts with Boise and is traded to La Grande for Scott, umpire Golden, ex-Washington State League official, will call Western Tri-State games, Ethandy to pitch for Buckaroos, Bluejacket Kaw Indian chief historical note, rough ends with a final reflection on youth and maturity.
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