Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-08-06
ten scores in the latter part OF the
game. The result was:

game. The result was:
Napoleon. 5000. 3 | o y o D 90 o. 4
Nazelton. o o l l 6 O2x-lO
At the close of the Napoleon Hazel
ton game the big contest OF the week
was begun Linton VS.. Hazelton.
Each team was lined up strong Each
felt confident. Ellert and Bauer were
the battery for Linton, aud Armstrong
and Trow were UP for Hazelton. Lin
ton came to bat first, but was not
dangerous. llazelton got a two Dagger
and single, which counted a score.
Both hits came after two men were
down. In the mex, inning Ellert was
first up and whacked out nice three
Dagger. Bauer struck out, and with
one man down and Fisher up, the
squeeze play was tried Armstrong
laid one right across, but Fisher failed
to bunt and Ellert was tagged. In the
other half l1azeltOn did nothing. In
the first of the third both Flanagan
and Reams, of the locals, hit safe but
1T didn't count Il score. In the last Of
this inning and also the next there
was nothing doing for IIazelton. In
the first OF the fourth Kohl led off
with single, stole second, went to
third on AN error and was tagged while
trying to score on short drive by
Fisher. By this time there we're two
out and two on bases Lynn was next
up and struck out. In Unions half
OF the fifth there was nothing TO It.
In the last of the fifth Wernli led off
for Hazelton with y strike-0ut, john
son followed with Il single and scored
on thrce-base hit by Armstrong.
Armstrong tried to stretch it into Il
home run and was out Cousins was
caught out and the side retired with
the score too In Linton's half OF
the sixth Nicholson was first up and
hit fly To Wernli and was out Kohl
hit for Il base and stole second. Ellert
singled and Kohl hesitated at third
long enough before trying to score to
give time for the ball to be tielded
home lie was tagged. Bauer struck
out and the side was retired. w.
Batter was first up for llazelton in
the sixth and singled. MACPHERSON
singled also. Trow was out for at.
tempting to hunt ON third strike.
PlOwman hit safe and two scores came
in. III. Batter and Wernli struck out.
This ended the scoring for HazeltOn.
In the eighth Nicholson got base by
an error and Kohl hit safe, but Ellert
and Bauer both famed the air. Thus
the game ended with the score 4 to o
in favor of Hazelton The teams were
about evenly matched. The batteries
were about even. while Linton had
the best pf 1T ON inlield work, as did
HazelJon on the outfield. The Linton
outtield work was anything but good.
Armstrong was touched up for eight
hits and Ellert for ten. However,.
Armsl rong had the advantage III a
fast olltield, which cut down the out
field hits. The final score:
HaZelton.. o o o l , OOx- 4
Linton. .. o o o o o o o o o
Taking everything into considera
ton. the Linton tournament of 1908
was decided success. There was
fair sized crowd and some very good
games.
e. Wards bread at Turner's.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lane visited the
Capital City Tuesday
w. III. Welsh. Of Aberdeen, is visit
ing his friend, Lou Maloney, in Lin
ton.
Don forget the base ball game bc :
tween Linton and liazelton at the
latter place next sunday afternoon.
Harry Fiddler and Jake Bollinger,
OF Artas, S. d., came from. Bismarck
Sunday with the formers auto, and
spent few hours here ON their way
home
Comrade Ed. Wescott left Monday
for Hot Springs, S. d., where he will
enter the United States sanitarium.
and where he will receive the careful
nursing and attention that the invalid
so much needs.
Anton Fischer, of the Strasburg
neighborhood. lost horse the night
of July 2lth. He thinks it was stolen,
as the door was found clused i'm the
morning, and the horse had been tied
in the Stall, as usual, the evening be-
fore.
Mr.. Christ Goehrng and his daugll-
ter, Mrs. Gottlieb Buechler, both Of
Goodrich. this state, who have been
visiting the Giaytons and other former
Eureka neighbors for couple Of
weeks, left for their home last Mon
day.
Felix Vidal. of Madison, S. H., a
son-ln-law of Or. Rewalz who former
ly owned quarter section near Ha-
zeton. which he sold 10 Mr.. Vidal
was In town day or two this week,
and made a trip to Hazeltnn Tuesday.
Mr.. Vidal is an old friend VI Lou Ma
loney.