New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-08-29
SUNDAY BIG DAY IN new uLM
No Lack Of Attraction For Amuse-
ment Seekers. 81
Sons Of Herman Excursion Brings
in Large Crowd.
Arlington Defeats New Ulm by
Running Up Large Score.

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city Sunday probably brought into
the city a thousand or more visitors.
They began to arrive on the early
morning trains and continued to come
on all Of the regular trains as we'll as
the special excursion trains, the last
of which arrived about l O'Clock.
The main train was that which came
from Minneapolis and st. Paul and
this had thirteen coaches, all full.
This train was met by the Union Con
cert band and escorted by it to the
park where dinner was ready for
those who had not provided a picnic
dinner. The day was cool, for fortu-
nately the rain which had fallen every
day for almost a week ceased on
Saturday and gave the earth few
hours in which to dry. The streets OF
the city were in good shape but the
ground in the park was rather damp
for picnic purposes and many OF the
excursionists spent the time at the
ball park and on the streets in the
city.
The ball game, which was the feature
of the day, though it had no connec-
ton with the picnic, was one of the
best that have been played on the local
field, though the home team was badly
defeated, in fact received the worst
drubbing it has got this season. TWAS
the last game of the season and was a
return game for the one played at Ar
lington early in the season, in which
the home team was victorious the
score being 3 to 4.
Emmerich pitched for New Ulm until
the last inning, and the fact that he
was decidedly out of practice, not
having played since he injured his leg.
some weeks ago, was the cause of the
terrible slaughter that went on toward
the last of the game. For the first four
innings Arlington was unable to hit
him effectively and although in every
inning there were able to get man on
third it was impossible for them to get
him home and during this time New
Ulm succeeded in getting one man in,
the only one that scored during the
game
In the fifth and sixth innings Airing
ton got in two men and then the slaugh-
tering commenced. The next time
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made and the next time five, and all
this time the New Ulm team had a man
in the field with a reputation for pitch
ing that discounts anything that has
been done in this city. He was finally
put in the box and demonstrated his
ability to handle the ball.
He played left field during the first
of the game and made some spectacular
catches that won the applause OF the
grand stand as we'll as of the visiting
players. He was something better
than has been seen on the home
grounds for many years, and it is be-
lieved that if he had been put in the
box earlier there would have been no
trouble holding the score down within
reason.
Ten to one is something awful as a
record for the local team and the boys
hated to admit it, but they were OPP
posed by team of good players.
Their work was practically without
errors and they knew the game. There
was generous number of rooters for
the visitors and more than the usual
number for the home team, in fact the
grand stand showed a better patron
age of men this time than at any pre-
vious time and gave rise to some
roofing, that, whether it served to help
the players or not, had the effect of
relieving the situation of the monotony
of having to witness the disaster that
was surely overtaking the home team.
This is the last game of the season
as scheduled by the manager of the
team. If any more games are arranged
they will be outside of the regular
schedule and will be announced. It is
doubtful though that there will be any
thing more doing in the way of base
ball, unless the fair association ar
ranges to have a game one day during
the time OF the fair.