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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
6
Pendleton Buckaroos defeated North Yakima 11 to 0 in a second straight win. Hewitt silenced Yakima bats, Franks and Tyrell also struggled, while Lodell and Nedeau led Pendleton with timely hits and drives. Game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with Dickson umpiring.
In a Saturday game, Yakima Cubs were unable to score as Pendleton’s Buckaroos dominated. Osborne started for Yakima, Garrett finished, while Curley Wilson blasted four hits including a three bagger to pace the Buckaroos.
In the seventh, Franks relieved Marks as two hits yielded no runs. The box score lists Pendleton earning runs, Wilson and Augustus with two and three base hits respectively, Lodell and Mensor with sacrifice hits, Reder and Robinson with stolen bases, and various errors and ball usages. Osborne, Garrett, Marks, and Franks are named for work, with game time 1 hr 40 min and umpire Nelson.
Buckaroo baseball practice wraps with a .349 team batting average boosted by strong intrasquad games against Pilot Rock and others. Pitchers excel too with three at .500, one at .400, and a fifth at .274. Catcher Wilson leads hitters at .275 as the squad readies for Walla Walla.
Sacramento won the morning game against San Francisco 8 to 4 but lost the afternoon 7 to 0, giving San Francisco the series four games to three. Fanning struggled in the morning while Miller pitched well in the afternoon with strong support. In the first game San Francisco faced Hatteries Arrellanes Byram Price Fanning Noyes Malile Schmidt. The second game featured batteries William Price Miller Berry. Portland took one as Gray was effective in the third and fourth innings to secure the final win of the series.
Chicago baseball scene saw Marty O Toole debut with a loss amid wild pitches despite fine form. Chicago, Pittsburg, May 6, featured key batteries including Ritchie and Arthur for Chicago and O Toole and Gibson for the visitors as the Pittsburgh game unfolded. Cincinnati Beats St Louis 11 to 9 in a gate filled contest with Willis Dale Laudermilk Wingo Smith Humphreys and McLean noted among the battery selections.
Spokane beat Tacoma 3 to 1 on May 6 with Cadreau pitching well and Ta coma hitting three homers but failing to seal a shutout. Umpire Toman was noted for hairline calls as Schmitz and Ludwis worked the battery for Spokane.
Vancouver won a loosely played game over Portland with a final score 54 to 44. Key players included Batterles Clarke and Shea for Portland and Jorstad Meek for Vancouver, with umpires listed as Finneran and others. The report also mentions Philadelphia and Cincinnati lineups and several players, indicating a multi-city recap of recent games.
Detroit May 6 Ty Cobb roars in an eighth inning single to lift the Tigers past the St Louis Browns 8 to 0. Batterymates Lake and Stephens backed Cobb as Hush and Cobb scored the deciding runs in a brisk afternoon game.
The readable fragments list umpires and players associated with teams including Philadelphia Boston Cleveland and Detroit. Names like Vaughan Quinn Street Plank Eagan and Connolly Hart appear among scattered lineups and officiating pairs.
In a compact note, Stack, Knetser and Phelps contend with Brown amid sparse details. The fragment hints at a competition or meeting involving these names in a Brooklyn and Boston context with unclear outcomes.
A quirky dialogue describes a Cherryville waitress listing breakfast options. The patron asks about available foods and the waitress mentions ham and eggs, fried steak, brook trout, doughnuts, and apple pie, plus coffee and griddle cakes, with a promise to charge enough for an all you can eat meal.
A brittle note warns that a single foolhardy act may yield fortune for a man but cautions against taking excessive chances. The line hints at caution in risk seeking and the unpredictable outcome of bold moves.
An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from F J Cheney & Co Toledo and Alding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists, claiming the remedy works internally and on mucous surfaces. It notes testimonials free and price 75 cents per bottle, with sales by all druggists.
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