The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-18

was out on third on a fielders
choice. Kelly, to be good to the
midget for past favors, sent him an
easy one, which he was thankful
for as this retired the side.
Va llancy then came up, met one
of prints" fast ones and sent it out
for nice single. Sheehan then sent
one to short, and he tossed it to
Romeo, catching Valancy a n d
Kelly wanting to get into the game,
told "Red" he had two.bits for
anothor one, and "Red' caught
Sheehan at first completing nice
double play. Winters went out,
print" to Kelly. Three babies
down.
"Romeo" then went up. grinding
his teeth and talking "Dago" to mis-
bludgeon and the ball was sent
through Vallancy for single. Rit-
ten out ON pop-up to Vallancy.
Romeo" thought there was some
thing doing on the next corner so
hiked for it. Romeo" was doing so
we'll that Hobza up and sacrificed
his life to enable "Red" to reach
third. "Bad Bilp then came up
and was told to walk, and stole Sec
ond. Shields reached first on four
bad ones. While Shields was pas.
sed up "Bucko" tried to steal home
from the old folks but could not
make it. Chezick then sent a high
ball to second and was out of the
running. Dean and Harmon then
did clubswing stunt and went to
the pasture. McNally went out,
Hobza to Kelly.
Torg struck at three "spits" and
was sent back to the banana belt,
Milton out on an easy one to first.
Kelly went out second to first.
Sequist doubled to left, Jonness
struck out. Hannraltz then sacri-
feed Sequist to third. Then the
midget came up and sent beauty
to left and Shields threw up his
hands begging for mercy for he
saw the ball coming toward him
and he was scared for he never
seen one in his life before, and in
the meantime Sequist scored.
Sheehan then tried to do some bus
mess but the best he could do was
to send one to second and the way
Romeo sent his "Pevo Muckler's"
into that sphere was no joke. One
they got.
Romeo took his place at the pan
and tried to send the ball to the
Minneapolis Beerhouse, but oh, my,
what dream. Romeo awoke from
the hypnotic state into which he
was put into at Oakes, by Prof.
Siortz and he was told he had
struck out. Romeo smiled and
said give me the "makings".
Ritten singled to right. Hobza
sacrificed Ritton to second, Ritten
stole third and came home on er-
ror by catcher. Bad Bill tried to
bunt in to the third one, and was
called out.
Winters out on fly hit to Kelly.
Dean out on ground hit to Kelly.
Harmon sent one to Romeo, and it
was all over.
Shields singled, Chezick was
passed to first, advanced Shields.
Torg out on hit to short. Milton
famed the breeze. Kelly singled,
and Bucko went out second to first.
Sequist reached first on error by
Clyde on third strike. Jonness
sacrificed Sequist to second. Han
nraltz got life to first on bunt,
which was booted by print" The
terrible midget then came up, and
oh, what relief, when he struck
out and was sent to the bench.
Sheehan sent nice high one to
Hobza and the agony was over.
Ritten singled to right, and then
stole second. Hobza then struck
out. This made Kitten mad, and
he stole third. Meis singled, scor-
ing Ritten, Meis was caught with
the goods on him at first, and had
to get into the clear. Shields went
out pitcher to first.
Winters doubled to left and
should have been out, but Shields
shielded them again. Then the
trouble: Dean sacrificed, scoring
Winters. Harmon went out,
Hobza to Kelly. McNallY again
famed the breeze.
Chezick went out second to first.
Torg hit to short. We played with
it long enough for Torg to reach
first. While Vallancy was getting
ready for another imitation, he
pilfered the second bag. Milton
out on fly hit to second. Kelly
'bunted and reached first on bad
throw by catcher, Torg advanced
to third. Kelly then stole second,