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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
10
Wooly Boy suits for boys advertised as all wool with taped seams and reinforced arm holes in double breasted and Norfolk styles. Friday sale features 15 percent off 50 cent items, 25 cent pairs, and half price underwear plus other silk and crepe fabrics in assorted colors and sizes.
Murphy drove in a run with a two bagger and scored on Stock s single. Childers stole second and third and scored on Davis s single for Walla Walla s first run as Garber Brown Cole men Cress Toney Bresnahan Allen Stack Miller Erwin listed in the box. In New York Kan ciaga and Renton Packard Clark Ames Mathewson Myers. In Philadelphia TOU senseconcessed as a Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Griner McLean Seaton Dooin 10 innings.
Baker defeated Walla Walla 4 to 3 while Bolse tallied 9 and Yakima 6. The standings reflect these results among the clubs, with Baker leading? and Yakima and Bolse following in the table.
In Walla Walla on a sultry May afternoon the Bakers beat Walla Walla 4 to 3 as Coleman dominated on the mound with nine strikeouts. Rock opened the fourth with a double, advancing on Davis error and scoring on Cress and Nelck hits. Baker tacked on two more in the fifth, Dean earning a walk and scoring, while Martini and Childers turned a double play to end the threat.
Baker Oregon organizers of the Roosters baseball parade say plans are in progress for the opening league games on Tuesday May 12. A committee led by Dr H S Horton Thos Taylor H J OGorman F W Tenny R Bowman L J Lewis Will Geddes and Roland Eccles will oversee ticket sales and related duties as details are prepared for publication.
National League results show Boston hosting with unclear scoring and players mentioned include O Toole Kelly Tyler and Whaling in a rough box score. Brooklyn appears to have a Chicago game with a final line that is garbled but indicates a high scoring affair and several players.
In Detroit the New York game shows errors and runs with Osccsbecaces wea 6 OS 12 De Uy Re Ree ee Bl and Keating Sweeney Mullin Zamboach Stanage Gibson. Chicago match features Washington 0 and 0 with Hughes Ainsmith Cleotte Lange Schalk. St Louis hosts Philadelphia with Brown Lapp Mitchell Alexander in a game with late runs. Cleveland verses Boston lists Leonard Foster Carigan Fal kenberg Carrisch with final 49 0.
In Los Angeles and Sacramento box scores the Coast League shows San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento with varied runs hits and errors. An ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, urging trial and noting testimonials.
Rain forced a game to be called with sunny skies returning later. Toppenish fans urged Pittman to pitch for Boise, a special train was promised, and local leaders reshaped lineups and parlors as managers Drake Harrod and others adjust rosters.
In Cleveland, May, incidents of rough play during the Boston Cleveland game led to a clubhouse melee involving 14 to 15 players from both teams. Graney was briefly stunned when Leonard struck him at home plate. Accusations of abusive language and roughness followed, but the dispute was settled after many players intervened.
Boise defeated North Yakima 9 to 5 yesterday as a rough sixth inning saw six Boise runs cross. Bridger fanned ten while Kile allowed six walks and hit two batters as Boise capitalized on miscues and timely two baggers from Aftermatt Case Elgasser Friene and Gard. North Yakima out hit Boise 12 to nine but stranded runners and could not rally.
Pineau defeated Ed Warner, wrestling instructor for the Walla Walla A A A club, in a handicap bout at Germania hall last night. A side bet of 125 dollars and 75 percent of the gate went to Pineau after Warner failed to throw Pineau twice in the required hour. Warner won the first fall in nine and a half minutes with a toe hold, but Pineau escaped repeatedly and pinned Warner after a punishing sequence.
A Chaparral excerpt features a joking exchange about a mysterious house. Gusher explains it is not a hotel but a private asylum, prompting astonishment and speculation about its purpose and notoriety.
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