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Marineau Hero of Game
Marineau was the hero of the after
noon. The crack left-flinger of Mac
team for the most part of the
same held the W. S. C. batsmen just
where he wanted them and only the
most peculiar of breaks kept him
first base _ backed up tbe bases . and
haadl ? d th f® e assist . s and made three
Sme £ " nth
ina Tn|. Rouse got the second hit off
Mari neau, a single to right field. The
b]fiw p-nnd miiv for a «jnsrle took a
bounce and wen? nast Ostrander
Rouse bv fast baae runn ing reached
tbrd bag 0 the . t Brav blt
„o'Br en at first base and Rouse
s ? 0 red ' K The third out S made bv Mart?
neau himself ended { he gam e when
Moran knocked a gr0U nder to Marl
neau who beat Moran to first base,
Edwards Scores for Idaho
Harry Edwards> i da ho's third base
ma , b scored both of the Idaho runs,
In the second inn , Edwards, first
man up _ reached first on a hard hit
grounder through short. He continued
on to second base when AA'ashington
gtate , g ]eft fielder iuKKlpd the ball.
Then Arnold cobley, Idaho's star left
flelderj lace d out the prettiest hit of
the game—a solid two ply swat, a
clean two ba gg er , which scored Ed
wards easily £rom second base, Cob
ey reached tbird 0I1 t he next plav
but was caught for an out at home
on an attempted squeeze nlay.
