The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-12

out columbus thirteen innings.
On April Is, Camnitz shut out Chi
cago twelve innings.
April %, Hogg of Louisville, shut
out New York for fourteen innings,
giving but four hits.
On April 27 LaEoy, OF st. Paul had
ten fieldings chances in six innings.
On May 2, Indianapolis scored ten
rounds In runs in the tenth innings
against Louisville.
May 2. Wagner stole second third
and home in a game against Chicago.
May 4, Lieze of St Paul, famed
thirteen Milwaukee players in thirteen
innings
May 4. Cy Morgan of Boston, held
Washington to two hits, and lost his
own game, to on balk
On May 81, Bloomington and Deca-
tur played twenty six innings, break
ing all professional records. Deca-
tur won, 2 to 1.
Burns shut out Bloomington for
twentyfiv innings, and Clarke blank
ed Decatur for twenty one The game
lasted four hours and twenty six min
utes.
From May 8 to May 10, Armbruster
of st, Paul. batted safely in twelve
straight games, getting twenty -one
hits for an average of 457 and scoring
thirteen times.
On May IL, Krager of Cincinnati,
gave twelve bases on balls in eight
innings against Boston
May 16. Coombs of the Athletics,
shut out Chicago sox, thirteen innings.
May 26, Hall of St Paul, struck out
AZ rAlo M
eleven--a unique record.
At Minneapolis on May 20, South
Side High won from North Side high
In the seventeenth inning, not a run
being scored until the last inning.
North got five hits off Chelgard and
famed twenty one men.
Overall of Chicago Nationals, fan
ned ten Brooklyn batters on May 26
and ten Pittsburg babters on May 30
twenty strike outs in eighteen conseeu-
tive innings.
On May 80. ST. Louis scored eleven
runs in the first innings, playing
against Cincinnati The half inning
lasted thirty six minutes
On June 4, Jack Taylor, pitching
for Grand Rapids, shut out Fort Wayne
without hit He did not pass man.
On June 6, ReuIbach shut out Phila-
delphia for twelve innings with five
hits
May 80, with the bases full, Hall OF
St Paul, famed three Minneapolis bat-
ters and prevented a score
On May 20, Jimmy Collins got five
hits in one game at s. Paul
Columbus lost the first ten games of
the season.
On May %, James of Columbus,
made home run, triple, double and
single off Thielman and Packard
On June 4, Shauntz of Wooster, shut
out Oberlin without a hit. He famed
eleven men and did not pass man.
On June 8 San Francisco beat Oak
land, to 0, in a twenty-six innings
game Wigs pitched for Oakland and
Henley for Frisco Neither team
changed pitchers.
Pittsburg won thirteen straight
games Mathewson breaking their
streak on June 16.
June 16, Mullen of Detroit, after win
ming eleven straight games, lost to the
Athletics
On June Is, Charley Hall of ST. Paul
held Louisville to no hits in nine in
nings and famed fourteen men. He
famed sixteen men in twelve innings
and gave three hits. He famed every
man on the Louisville team and famed
six men In row.
Berger of Cleveland famed seventy
eight men in nine games. the best
known record.
On June "a, Rucker of Brooklyn
famed sixteen st Louis batters, the
seasons record
On July 13, Cy Young of Minneapolis
shut Milwaukee out twice in double
header. He gave four hits in the first
and one in the second game. He won
the first game by his own home run
He pitched ten consecutive innings
without a safe hit.
On July 10, Jack Killiiay OF Spokane
beat Portland to /. in seventeen
inning game at Spokane, giving four
hits and tanning nineteen men. He
won his own game with a three bagger
On July IL. at Jersey City, Lafilte
pitched no-hit game against Jersey
City, and lost 1t to o.
On July 13, Harmon of st. Louis
shut out New York for thirteen
straight innings. winning his game in
the sixteenth innings.
At Detroit, July 16, Detroit and
washington made a big league record
by playing eighteen scoreless innings
the game being called for darkness
Summers pitched the full eighteen in