Buckaroos Open Series With Advantage Over Walla Walla
The Buckaroos outbatted and outfielded Walla Walla in the opening series, holding a 27 point batting average edge and 25 point fielding edge. Despite the solid start, the Bears still held the best in the standings after the early week matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendletons
Walla Walla
Buckarooes
Bears
Garrett
Garden City batters lead with strong averages across lineup
Cotton Harmon tops the list with .438 average while Cushman, the third baseman released by Garrett, posts .400 in limited Garden City action. Swanson hits .381, Pendleton's veteran Nadeau leads at .370, Osborne contributes a .223 average with bat and pitching, Lodell and Mensor hit .320, and Augustus posts .318 as the next standout hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Harmon
Cushman
Garrett
Garden City
Swanson
Pendleton
Nadeau
Osborne
Lodell
Mensor
Little Augustus
Garrett Schew
Rustemeyer
Team
Peewee Ee
Walla Walla
AB Pet Harmon
Cishmin Ee
Awinson
Leonard Seerenee
Sense
The Psevish Child Needs a Laxative
An 19th century style advertorial urges giving a mild laxative to children for minor ailments. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle bowel stimulant and cites testimonials including Mrs Bates and Mrs Hickman. A sample bottle offer is described with address details for Monticello and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Welcome to King Baseball at Round-Up Diamond
The Walla Walla Bulletin notes changes for Pendleton and Garden City clubs as August Bade departs and Captain White leads the Bears. New pitcher and infielders join Pendleton, Nadeau and Lodell hit over .300, while Round-Up diamond shines, and umpire Longanecker’s calls stir Buckaroos fans amid early season tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
August Bade
Captain White
Walla Wala
Garden City
Langford Wins in Eleventh Round in Melbourne Fight
Sam Langford defeated Jim Barry of Chicago in Melbourne on May 13. The referee stopped the bout in the 11th round to save Barry, giving Langford the victory in a tense title bout reclaiming prominence for Langford after a closely contested match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langford
Melbourne
Australia
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
Chicago
Barry
Portland 10 Seattle 2 rout in Oregon game
Portland, Ore May 14 Seattle played anything but baseball in yesterday's game. Fullerton pitched poorly, lasting only a short time, and Schneider who followed him was hit hard. Support from the defense was erratic as Bloomfield saw the rout unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hosea Liner
A. Ble
Boris
Denvicentiee
HL _E. BOOKANG
G . Criger
Higgins
Lalonge
Kraft
Cadiveau
Ostdlek
Victoria
Vancouver
Be.c
Ccham- Portland
Tacoma
McCreery
R. H. B. Westomie
Meekis
Relford
Shea
Portland
Ore
Fullerton
Schneider
Bloomfield
Browns fall to Boston in erratic nine to fourteen loss
In Boston yesterday the Browns were defeated by Boston 9 to 14 as seven Browns errors fueled the loss. Batteries Brown Lake Powell Mitchell Stephenson Hall Bush Elman Bedlent Carrigan. Umpires Evans and Egan. Sox 3 Athletics 1. Chicago led the American League, Walsh limiting the Mackmen to one run despite safeties heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
St. Louis
Boston
Browns
Brown
Lake
Powell
Mitchell
Stephenson
Hall
Bushelman
Bedlent
Carrigan
Evans
Egan
Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Walsh
Mackmen
R.H. E
Kuhn
Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 1 in tense baseball clash
Cincinnati triumphed 2 to 1 over Brooklyn in a hard fought game despite Brooklyn out hitting and fielding well and committing no errors. Pitchers Kent and Phelps toed the line for Cincinnati while umpires Klem and Bush called the game. Darkened skies halted the Giants Cubs duel at 4-4 after eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Begoriy
Caeidaet
Kent
Phelps
Benton
McLean
Umphea
Klem
Bush
Pendleton Seeks Bids For Street Sweeping Services
Notice from Pendleton City Council invites bids to sweep paved portions of Main Court Cottonwood Webb and Alta Streets for one year. City will provide one street sweeper and water for sprinkling. Bids due May 16 1912 at 6 p m at City Recorder's office Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CiTy OF
Pendleton
City Recorder
City Hall
Main
Court
Cottonwood
Webb
Alta
Pendleton Council Bid Notice May 1912
Pendleton Oregon May 2 1912 city council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Bids Requested for 110 Cords of Timber in Pendleton
Sealed bids due by 10 a m on June 6 1912 to Umatilla County Clerk for 110 cords of red fir yellow fir or maple timber cut from green timber and delivered to Court House yard Pendleton Oregon. Bids must include a certified check for 5 percent and the court may reject any or all bids. Dated May 10 1912 Frank Saling County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Oregon
Court House Yard
Pendleton
Frank Saling
Improve Digestion With Stomach and Liver Tablets
Poor appetite signals digestive trouble and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to strengthen digestion and boost appetite. The ad notes thousands benefited and that the tablets are sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buckarooks
AIT
Martini Eure
Johnson
Blackman
Kelley
Aubin
Elsace
Pory Pet
Pendleton Seaee
Walla Walla Ser
Mra
G .A. Bates
E. Oth St
Salt Lake City
Utah
T. B. Hickman
Temnath. Cole
W. B Coldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Til
American National Bank
Diamond Dust
Harmon and Swanson
Lee
Umps
Knell
la Grande
Pendleton Beaver
Fang
Longanecker
N. W
Coves
Pesconeneen
Feveebeerecenses Ie
Spokane
Feeensko
and Egan
Hart and Connolly
Washington
Cleveland
Naps
R. H. B. Cleveland
Scenavc Secies
Blanding
Baskette
Easterly
Walker
Henry
Perrine
Dineen
New York
Detroit
Harry Wolverton
Highlanders
Paca Baas Force Sld
Vtmelues Eosekt
Workas
Pernell, Covington and Stanage
Vaughn and
Street
O'Loughlin
Westervelt
Giants
Cubs
R. HE Dow Mork Sage Eieiensacaaue
Icae Ida Ieekspad
Battersea
Tesreau
Meyers
Lavender
Archer
Rigler
Finnerann
ACME
Gualit
Arthur Mild
M. A. Gunst & Co, Inc
Hale & McAtee
S. & N. Green