Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-06-07

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and while he was wondering how
he should take his part, the ball
fell to the ground. Higgins was
out on a pop up to second and
Otto Williams entered. It didn't
take Otto long to hit the ball to
left nearly to the fence for three
scoring Sessions. Whalen
tried to steal sack that was lying
at the left third entrance and the
property man put him out just as
the curtain again went down. In
the first scene of the fifth act,
O'Donnel hit to short for one and
stole second while Corrigan, casey
like was rubbing his hands on the
bosom of his trousers. Corrigan
hit to Williams. The ground was
slippery and Williams tumbled in
the mud. Harris was hit by
pitcher and got a sack, Clement
hit to right scoring Red" and
Corrigan. Ewing hit to Higgins,
who proved he knows the game,
by throwing out Harris at the
front of the stage, and cutting off
a score. Hanson famed; Gle
ments scored on a wild throw and
Ewing stole No. 3. Dugan lhit to
center and Ewing came home.
Later Dugan died at the second
entrance and he was carried off
the stage. In the first of the sixth
Sessions was put in the box,
Klinkhammer taking the place Of
Perry at left and Gilmore took al
rest. Hall famed the wind; Null
lane hit to Sessions and was
thrown out at right first entrance.
O'Donnell hit to right for two.
Then Corrigan hit to first scoring
O'Donnell. The rest died and the
score was to 5 in favor of the
tragedians. In the last of the
seventh, the locals cinched the
game by making five tallies.
Williams sold on a hit to first.
Whalen got in front of the ball and
was called out. 1t looked bad, but
Otto Williams worked up a little
enthusiasm and the locals proceed
ed to show they are not afraid of
the cars Gahan hit for one and
stole second pretty nicely. Hick-
ey stepped up to the front of the
stage while Gahan slid to third en-
trance. Hickey was passed to the
first entrance on four wide ones.
Joe Foubert hit to short scoring
Gahan. Little Frankie Ware got
nicely into the game by hitting to
center for two bases, scoring Fou-
bert and Hickey and raising d. L.
stock to about 500 as the score was
s to 7 in favor of the local actors.
Klinkhammer hit a clean one to
right scoring Ware. Sessions hit
one for one and "Klink'' tailed
making 10 to Z. Sessions sold on
an effort to take that fatal third
entrance. The crowd yelled them
selves hoarse. Talk about N. P.
stock, you couldn't trade three
shares Of it to J. Pierpont Morgan
for one share of D. L. In the
ninth we yearly got the jim jams
when Clements hit for one and
Ewing got free transportation to
the first entrance. Clements
scored on Hanson's hit to right.
Dugan hit to left for one scoring
Ewing. Then Sessions showed
that he is pitcher. He settled
down and struck out Hall and
Mullane. And the curtain went
down, the proud heroes (?) from
cavalier met a signal defeat.
MUD sPLAsHEs.
Harris is a great pitcher.
Ware got one nice long fly after
a hard run.
O'Donnell did the best work for
the visitors.
Klinkhammer isn't so bad with
the stick, himself.
Gahan made three clean hits and
is a good base runner.
Nine strike outs for five innings
isn't SO bad for Gilmore.
The slippery diamond accounts
for some Of those errors charged.
Higgins had his head with him.
when he threw the ball home and
cut off Harris in the awful 9Th
Hickey's catch Of a foul fly
after a very long run'was a feature
of the game. Foubelt made a
mice hit when it was needed.
Tom Whalen is a pretty foxy
player, nevertheless. He always
plays ball. Sessions did good
work in the box and at the bat.
In the fourth a strike was called
IL, Williams who was hattino