The Redwood gazette., 1901-06-26
RED ODDS FER cENTAGE 900. IS
Wins an Exciting Game of Base ran
from Tracy at New Ulm.

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Wins an Exciting Game Of Base Ran
from Tracy at New Ulm.
The Red wood Falls team wore
their ne r niforms for the frs time
last sSunday E be game vas piayed
at New Jim and was between Red
wood Falls and Tracy OF the gate
receipts 20 per cent went to New
I'm for the privilege Of giving an
Exhibition ID that to ws, and bring
ing thousand of people there and
Of the remainder go per cent. went
to the winner aud 40 per cent to
the loser. Redwood Falls won.
Six trains loaded with people,
leach train having from eli Iii to four
/, teenc caches, ran into the town about
moon Sunday the occasion being the
jiturnfest From Red wood Fa Is over
SO admirers Of the local team and
excursionists went down to help
swell the crowd.
The game was called at33.1 !. Tracy
going to bat first Brisbane was the
/ Iflrst man up. he first ball pitched
took his fancy and he sent it over
into left for two bags. He remained
lat second however. for the next two
men struck out, and the third went
lout3 at first. For Redwood after two
linen were out, Allen and Chadder-
fdon hit safe, Lewis got his base BY.
being hit IN the alb bdomen. but with.
three men on bases Asal struck ol t,s
retiring the side. In the second.
I Willard hit safe, but the other three
! men to bat struck out. Redwood
made a score by Theiring getting a
/ base on balls, forced to second on
a similar present to D ckinson, steal
| ing third and coming home on a
lfelder's choice of Cooper, the fielder
failing to catch Theiring at the home.
plate. In the third Tracy got two
scores, w lliams getting base on
being hit by a pitched ball. ToWne,
On an error Of Allen, and Abbott on
an error Of Theiring, letting il the
two runs. Redwood tied this score
IN the same inning, BY Allen hitting
safe, getting second on a wild pitch, I
third on sacrifice, and coming
home in a great slide on a felder's
choice by Lewis. The fourth saw
both sides retired in one, two, three.
order. In the fifth Tracy scored
one on a single by Towne. Red wood
failed to score, and this was the re-
suit on either side IN the sixth. Inl
the seventh Tracy secured its fourth
and last score, on a single by Bris
'bane, who stole second, and came
home before a long a.y drive caught
by Cooper could Be felded to the
home plate
The last half Of this inning wit
messed freWo orks for Redwood Dick
inson secured a base on balls, Rex
flew out to Penny, Cooper made a
drive for two bags down the left
field line, and Jones made a long
single to center, sending in Dlckin-
son and Cooper, tieing the score.
Jones stole third and came in on a
hit len. Chad derdo wasl
presented with a base on a bad muffff
of.a third strike BY Catcher Will
liams, giving Allen third base, and
on an error of Abbot in fllmbling a.
warm liner of leWis both Allen and
Chad derdon came home; giving
Redwood five scores. The Redwood
rooters, and they came from Vesta,
Seaforth, w Wabasso, Wanda, San born,
Echo and Sleepy Eye, as well as
this city went wild at the batting
work Of the locals, and for time
ndemonium reigned supreme. As
al and Thiering the next two men
at bat, struck out, retiring the side
This ended the scoring OH either
side, Tracy getting only eight men
at bat il the next two innings, and
Red wood getting five men IN the
last halfsof the eighth The score
REDWOOD. FALLS.
A. b. i. 3. S. b. g. o. A. +.
Cooper. g o|
Jones, sc...ts ..s....s.s5 5 n IL q IL 20 OIL
Allen 3 A g 1sI
3Ghadderdon. p.. s IS % /
Lewis 2b ~ 8 OF % 5ss @ 3 OIL
AsaI. SIS. 81. $50. s o. 8#s % \ #8 1 @ 4
Theiring b.. 81 IL s IL Il IA
Dickinson. If IS. O. @ 5ss1 o. s0st
.Rex,cf &. 81. 4. .... asS o. 0 III