Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-10
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Sunday They lost the Ga u 9=vgith5|
the local team 8 10 srhe game
was 9 good one, and the fine weat herl
brought cut 2 larQ 9 crowd to see the
sdown-river boys take their Medicine.
st. Cloud won the toss and start
ed first. Left Fielder Dueber. aided
81 wild throw from Peterson scored
the first of st. Cloud 8 runs. Then
the Leaders quit and the locals got
| in two, the down river infield going.
wrong. In the second inning errors
and aansen's strong hit combined
brought in two scores, and the locals
got nothing. But st. Cloud s.neyer
got nothin" more until the last in-
ming, and chen only one. The locals
pulled out two in the third, two in
the fifth, and one each in the sixth
and eighth. Ferrell's delivery was
too rapid and pulling for Abeles'
children. In the sixth inning Duffy
and Berkey made good two. base hits.
ST. Clouds score in the ninth was
through Vossberg getting a base on
being hit by a wild pitch. The game
in general was well played. Peterson
as catcher held Ferrell we'll. He is a
decided acquisition to the nine. The
St. Cloud men showed weak form at
the bat, but their fielding was good.
The lineup: -: j.. =.
L. F. .,.& r.. ..~ st c..
Bourassa, ........3d base. ......!. .R. Wire
Willing I'D base. .....Limperich
Duffy $500. ........shorJ STOP. Griebler
Gravel.............lejt field........D ueber
Mueller ..:...:.....center field. Vossberg
INSTRUMENTATION ...... Vennewitz
Newman .........riRht field IF. Wire
Ferrell pitcher. Hansen
Berkey.............1st base. ......... Cronin
Score by innings. -* -
Little Falls 2-O-2-O-2-1-O.1-x-S.
St. Cloud 1-2-O-O-O-O.O-O:1-4.
Struck out by Terrell, IA; Hansen,
5. Bases on balls, Terrell, 1; Hansen,
4. ~. x -:
Struck by pitcher, Terrell L. :.
Umpire-Droskowski.
Two-base hits, Duffy 2; Berkey 1.
Journal: Press: Terrell was in the
box for the home team and with an
admiring and therefore encouraging
constituency behind him, pitched
effective ball. With crowd throw.
ing anything but bouquets he is a
different man and when away from
home and it's saving influences may
be found to be vulnerable. :
The umpire was Droskowski, who
was very good on balls and strikes,
but failed to see Little Falls base
runners cut bases. One or two close
decisions on the bases also helped
Little Falls score card. *:s
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED. ~.
The local High school nine was de-
feated by the Brainerd High school
nine at Brainerd Tuesday afternoon,
score Is TO IA. ~. =.
The weather was not very good,
and the grounds were rough. There
was gooa-sized crowd present: !
Up to the ninth inning prospects
were good. In the fifth ming Brain
erd changed pitchers, substituting
Tache for Mccarthy. Errors in the
last inning gave Brainerd seven
scores and the game. !. & I.
| Lineup: -S.> I. LII. r.. j..
l.. F.. ~..... ~. - Bird.
Moeglein........ catcher. Bean
Kerr. ..............1st base..... .....: Tower.
Lange.. pitcher. ........ McC arthy
.......... pitcher. .Tache
Durkee. I'd base. -. ;. -. Boyle
Bryant ...y...".3d base. ...Kreatz
Graham ..........c field. 800. Brockwav:
Lauerman.......short STOP. .Somers
Fortier ...........r field. ............H Human
Fetherspil.:. left field. 49,. Halliday
Score: III &ss@,"ss.s. ,s . ...-...z. +. *.<
Brainerd- 3-1-2-1-O-l-3-0-7-1s
Little Falls 2:O.3-5:O-O-O-2-2-14.
Struck out BY Lange, IL; McCar-5
thy, 4; Tache.4 Three base hits-
Moeglein, 2; Durkey, !, Fortier, !;
Bean, l; Brockway, /; Halliday. /.
Two-base hits Kerr. !: Bryant, ! !.
Human, 1. Home run-Lange, 1. q
The North end and the South end
Juvenile mines met on the diamond
Saturday afternoo bon. Score, 10 to 8
IN favor Of the North.
The West Siders defeated the Bero'e