The Dickinson press., 1910-08-20

new ENGLAND Woa FROM
DICKINSON. scolE l 70 q
The Dickinson and New England ball
teams are now even and the third game
70 decide the champion team will bel
played August q at the local park.
Both Of the games played have been
very e1cit ing and II il certain that the
one next Sunday will be very interest
ing and largely attended.
The game played at New England last
Sunday is reported 40 follows in the
Hettineer County Herald:
On Sunday afternoon the people Of
New England and vicinity had an op-
psrtunity Of Witnessing the best ball
game ever played in this town and fully
600 enthusiastic spectators were on hand
to zee Dickinson get her needines when
New England Q the game BY a score
Of 4 to 3. Three weeks ago the Dickin-
son team won q S to 4 game from New
England at Dickinson and since that
time every New England a wat
anxious for q chance TO sven things up.
The Dickinson boys were just as anxious
to add another victory to their long list
of aames played this season and were
right in hand for Sundays contest.
There have been many interesting games
played here for the past two seasons,
but none quite equal to the last one
The fun and excitement started in the
first inning when Clemeo. the first man
up, msde first on a hit. Gilyer .batted
to Potter. who put the ball to second,
forcing Clemeo out. Dorfer baited n
down to LANCE al third. who threw over
first, allowing Gilyer to score. Dorfer
was caught mapping off second and was
put out by LANCE in trying to make
third. Kostelecky went out on a fly to
Elliott, retiring the side. For New
England the fun started with a clean
hit by Elliott, Connolly following with
a bunt, and Elliott landing safely at
the third sack. Connolly stole second
on the next pitched ball and Elliott
went home on Dorfler's overthrow to
second. LANCE drew a free pass. Con-
molly got caught off third. P%untenney
was out on an in6eld fly and Gardner
struck out. leaving the score 1 to 1 at
the end of the inning.
In the second inning the only thing
worth mentioning was a two-base hi
by Lambertson.
Things were lively again in the third.
Burdette laid down his stick with nc
damage but Clemeo used his club to
; good advantage, sending the ball into
left field where the sun was too strong
for Elliott who. failed to catch it.
Gilyer failed to make first. DorAel
landed on the ball for a two-base hit,
scoring Clemeo. Kostelecky made 8
hit, advancing Dorfler to third. Fields
struck out, retiring the visitors. Fo
the locals Connolly went out at first
LANCE made a two-base hit. Punten'
ney went out on a fly and Gardner strucl
out. Lange's two-basger made things
look fine for a minute, but he only 60
as far as his own hit allowed and tn
inning closed with the score 2 to / il
favor of the visitors.
In the fourth, fifth and sixth the mel
on both teams were put out in the IL
3-order. Nothing that had any resem
blance of a hit was made and not 6
man got within twenty feet of first bas,
in the third inning.
It was Freeman, Lambertson and List
up in the seventh and it was the SAM
three out in less than three minutes
For the locals it was the ''luck,
seventh" Nine New Englanders face,
the Dickinson twirler and one-third 0
them made the complete circuit of III
bases. w. inman was first up and wen
out at first. Defoe~ was next in line
He batted a hot erounder 10 Gilyer, VIII
picked it up twice before making
short throw to first. Fields had to ste
off four feet in order to make the cate
and was then too late to stop Defoe
Elliott made a scratchy hit and Defo
took second. This looked fine for tn
locals and the crowd went wild whel
Connolly put the wood to it for tire
bases. scoring Defoe and Elliott. Lang
batted a hot one to the pitcher, VIII
failed to notice that Connolly was tel
feet off third and threw the ball to first
LANCE was an easy out at first but Con
molly made home in the meantime
Puntenney and Gardner were both hi
by pitched balls and were allowe