The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

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least entitled to. There were more.
errors IN this inning than there
were. in all the remainder of the
game, and more errors than were.
made by both clubs in the game Of
the day before. These errors were
not confined to any one player; they.
were scattered all over the aggre-
cation. and it was no wonder that,
when the players redeemed the inn-
ing, they came in kicking Them
selves Individually and having no
words OF censnre for the other play
ers.
Francois went into the box for
the Redwood team, and while he
was relieved later for a couple Of
innings, he returned to the box and
pitched as fine a ball as is seen in
amateur leagues. z he two innings
that he went out were pitched by
Curtis Of Echo. but it was an off day
for him, and with bases on balls and
hits the Madison team piled up
three runs on him. Walker of Nor
ton was in Tor Madison, but on the
whole he was an easy mark, the
Redwood players touching him up
for four singles, a double and a
triple. but despite this slugging
| the fielding errors of the Redwood
team cost them the game.
& OF the twelve runs accorded to
Madison nine were made in the sec
| [ond and third innings. In the sec
ond inniug Brown hit safe, and got
in on a wild throw and error of
third, Hoover hit safe, stole second,
and came in on a wild throw of Fran
co.'s, after Westby got his base on
an error Of the same player, and
came in on his wild throw to Ben
nett. In the third Chadderdon
opened with a single, stole second
and third, Moor rgarden in the mean
time getting a base on balls. Both
of them came in on All error of Ben
nett, which gave Brown first base.
johnson was presented with first,
land Hoover got first on an error Of
Cooper, letting il Spring and Brown
and then on an. error OF Francois,
johnson and Hoover crossed the
plate. The merry go-round stopped
Lat this point, with Madison feeling
quite confident of winning. In the
fifth two more runs were added to
4 this by two bases on balls by Cur
tls, a single hit by Walker, followed
| BY a wild throw Of a fielder. In the
fifth the twelfth score was secured
| by Noorgarden being presented
with base, forced to second by an
other base on balls, and coming in
on an error of Curtis. After this
Francois was called out of left field,
put into the box, and settled down
without the Madison boys getting
another hit5or score.
The Redwood aggregation se-
cured two scores in the second inn
ing, Bennett getting his base on an
error of Brown, driven to second on
an error of Hoover, which gave
|fTheiring first, and after the two
were advanced to second and third
respectively they came in on a
single by Peterson. Three more
scores were secured In the fifth,
after Curtis, MeBurneyand Bennett
were given first on errors, Dupui
made a two bagger, sending the first
two across the plate, and Bennett
coming home on a single by Their
ing The sixth and last score was
secured III the seventh McBurney
lined the ball out for three bags, and
came home while Madison was put
ting a man out at first.
Hoover Of n adison did some great
| short stop work, accepting e ten
chances, getting four put outs, five
assists, and making only one error
Lon a hot liner The score:
REDWOOD IA LIS.
b. r.. i. B. S. B. P.o "a 3
Cooper, IF 5 % O ]
4 Jones, q o. 10 c
J8McBnTnev,22b... 5 ss5ss 1ssS 4 gss 1ss q 20
i Bennetts 81 % o. O 81 g
II lsDupuis, S.. Ess o. o. c
laTheiring 3D. sss 8 O e
sIPeterSOn. 4 asa % Ss M O. 8 !
4 Francois p & II. 5Es O. @ q
i fCampbell If z.... ss o. % 0S o e
Curtlsss p IS If s @ ~
ofoJSs ~ G