Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-08-22

The visitors went to bat and had
three men out before they could
reach first base. Bourassa went to
bat and made first. Willing died on
home plate and Gravel got a base on
balls. Newman stopped on first.
Rice got a base on balls and Carley
was stopped on home plate.
Bourassa and Gravel scored.
The second inning commenced by
putting out L. Vossberg on first.
Bennewitz and H. Vossberg were
laid to rest by Sylvester and Dros-
kowski who each caught fly ball.
The last half of the inning Droskow-
ski famed. Bennewitz stopped
Ferrell's sprinting by catching foul
ball. Bourassa went to bat and
got to home on a two base hit by
Gravel. Gravel and Willing scored
after which Sylvester died on second.
In the third St. Cloud reached first
on a muff by short stop, Schultz
was stopped on home plate and
Dominick famed. hurry was
caught out on second. Lacher only
reached third base.
1t now became Little Falls turn
to bat the ball. Newman was the
first to swing the stick but was put
on on first. Rice got base on
balls, stole second and died. Carley
got to first and in trying to reach
second stopped to watch the game.
Before he could recover the visitors
had him out.
Ferrill commenced the first half of
the fourth lining by tanning Skanler
and Thielman. L. Vossberg went to
first on dead ball but it was of no
use for Bennewitz died at home
plate. In the latter half of the inning
Droskowsky famed. Terrell bat
ted, went to first, and stole second.
Bourassa went to second and Terrell
run down to third. Gravel batted
a fly which L. Vossberg attempted
to catch. Bourassa and Terrell
scored. BY rather a mean trick OF
Gravel's he died at first. Willing
ran the bases but failed to score, for
he was put out on reaching home
plate. In the beginning Of the fifth
inning Sylvester caught fly ball
which put out H. Vossberg. Lacher
and Schultz both died on first.
When Little Falls went to bat L.
Vossberg caught fly ball which
laid Newman to rest. Rice died on
second while running on a strike by
Carley who made second and scored
on errors. Droskowsky was next to
run the bases. The pitcher gave him
first base on balls. He stole second,
run to third on a pass ball and scor-
ed on Il strike by Terrell. Terrell
scored by a three base hit by Bour-
assa who was left on third for Wull.
ing was next to bat and famed. st
Cloud now pitched up the batting
stick. Dommick struck the ball
which was the only safe hit thus far
made on Terrell. He reached second.
Murray and Dommick scored and
Skanter was caught out. Thielman
died on second and L. Vossberg quit
the business on a fly ball stopped by
Terrell.
st. Cloud now took the field. To
make things worse they changed
pitchers. Skanter now tossed the
ball. Gravel went to bat. He got
first base on balls, stole second and
reached home on hit by Sylvester.
Newman and Rice each got to first on
balls. Carley went to bat and famed.
During the time Droskowski was
taking a base on balls Sylvester
scored. AS this was making things
decidedly bad for St. Cloud they
snapped pitchers again. Schultz
was the next twirler. Newman,
Droskowski and Rice scored. Bour-
ASA went out on a fly and Terrell
died on second.
At the beginning of the seventh in
ing Terrell gave H. Vossberg base on
balls. He stole to second and died.
Lacher was out on a fly and Schultz
on first. The st. Cloud team then