The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-17
WON 0NE;L0ST ONE
SULLY'S BUNCH HAVE AN EVEN
BREAK WITH WERDENS.
From Mondays Daily.

] Manager Sullivans bunch GOT an even
break on the series with the Perry
/ Werden All Stars at Nicollet Park,
Minneapolis, on Saturday and Sunday,
taking the first game by the score of
/ 3 To 2. losing ont on the Sunday game
to 2. Mankato played good ball i'm
both games but things didn't break inst
right in the last game or they would
have made it four straight from Perry's
crowd. The umpiring in the two games
was very poor. Red Hill was it, He
was not unjust to either side as they
both Jared about the same but some
of his decisions were really funny.
I'm the first game. Gene Ford pitched
nice game for Mankato, allowing but
three hits. no two coming i'm the same
inning. Rhoades, however. was there
with the goods, too, but was a trihe
wild, passing six men and hitting three,
allowing two hits, the hits being made
by the Wines brothers. Mankato scored
first in the third inning. Kennedy
drew "A walk but was forced at sec
ond when Roenas hit one down to The
pitcher. Rognas promptly stole second.
Frank Wines also drew pass and
Freddy drove ont a single, scoring Rog-
mas. Frank Wines being caught at
the plate. Lamb hit one down the
intield that Freddy beat to the plate,
Lamb scoring on Briere's error. This
was all there was to it for the locals
as they failed to cross the Joy pan
after the third, although they were
dangerous in the fifth and seventh in
nings, having two men on bases in
each of these frames. The Werdens
were easy meat for Ford and they were
moved down in one, two three order
until the sixth inning Brere opened
the sixth by securing a walk hoke
forced him at second but was safe him
self at first. Hoke stole second and
scored on Briere's error. Holstrom sin
gled, kehoe walked and Mailing hit one
down the intield that Hostrom beat
to the plate. Anderson flew out to
Hense and Chicken struck ont, ending
the inning. This was all there was to
the scoring as the Werdens were never
dangerous after this.
The second game went to the Wer-
dens to 2. McCleary for Mankato
was in great form and had it over
charged against each of the pitchers
but McCleary did not walk a man. nor
hit man nor was he touched for any
extra bases. Shears allowed one base
on balls and two walks.
In the first inning Kennedy grounded
out to Shears. Rognas grounded to
shortstop Frank Wines singled but was
caught stealing second For the All
Stars. Briere opened up by grounding
out to third base, Hoke fouled out
to kmkle and Hostrom fouled out to
Rognas. Not until the third inning
did Mankato score. Rognas was first
up and fonled out Frank Wines hit
to second base but Fred Wines got
life at first on Briere's error. going to
second base. scoring on Newgard's
drive. Carlisle then hit slow ground
er down the infeld, but was safe at
first. kehoe throwing the ball down
on the ground, Newgard scoring. This
was the best the locals could do i'm
the scoring line, they being dangerous
only once after that when Frank Wines
drove out a scorching two Dagger but
nice double play stopped all chances.
The All Stars went out in order up to
the fifth inning. Cole was first up and
flew out to Rognas. Mailing was safe
on Wires error, stealing second.
Hod9ins struck ont but Shears was
there with a fine binele, scoring Mailing
Biierc grounded out to Kennedy. Again
in the sixth they came back stronger
than ever Hoke led of with single.
Holstrom laid down hunt but Rog
mas threw it wild and they We're both
safe KehOe hit one down the third
base line, the try being for Hoke at
the plate, but he had it beat mile
Holstrom going to third. KehOe stole
second and they both scored when
Anderson drove out a pretty single
Anderson was caught going to third.
Cole was safe on Kennedy's error. Nal
ing grounded out to second base,
Hodgins singled, scoring Cole. Shears
struck out. The All Stars went out
in order in both the seventh and eighth
The next games will be played on
Wednesday. and Thursday, the oppo-
nents being the Minneapolis Eagles
These games will be played at the
fair grounds.
First Game.