Baseball winds and dusty field mark tight day of local games
The Woodmen beat the Pilot Rockers 14 to 7 while the Indians kept town form by visiting La Grande with tomahawks. In morning play the Wonders defeated the Its 8 to 0 as conditions favored the home team. The crowd gathered despite chill and dust in a day of mixed results and future doubleheaders.
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Pendleton Wins at La Grande in One-Sided Game
Pendleton beats La Grande 25 to 2 before 590 fans as Stovall earns win. Clarke allowed 11 hits in three innings before Blair finished with 13 hits against him. Highlights include two double plays Fay to Wilner Adams to Marshall to O’Hanlon and Taylor’s throw from right to home. Pendleton next faces La Grande in two games with Wilner and Taylor slated to pitch.
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Colfax Falls to Walla Walla in Sunday Game
Walla Walla defeated Colfax at home on Sunday after Colfax challenged the team on the court. The clash occurred in Walla Walla as Colfax entered the game seeking an upset.
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