The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-05-20
TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM 'ALLsTARs'
From Mondays Daily.

den's semi-pro stars at the fail
grounds Saturday.
The game was opened with the us
ual ceremonies surrounding such occa
sions, Mayor Meyer pitching the first
ball over the plate which Breirc took 9
healthy swat at and missed and the
mayor retired firmly convinced that hi
was some class as a boNman.
The fans were Immensely pleased
with the performance of Manager Sulli
vans new aggregation. The home boys
put up snappy article OF ball and
demonstrated their gameness by com
ing from behind and coping the
game in the ninth with batting rally
after two men had been retired. The
new men in the Mankato lineup
showed good form in the opening game,
Poison at third making very neat
stop and throw of a difficult cnance.
Catcher Sam kinklc made big hit
with the rooters. His speed and gen
eral activity featuring the contest.
Carlisle. i'm center field also made good.
Freddie Wines, at the Keystone sack,
made several swell stops and throws
and also met the ball we'll Rognas
put up his usual steady article at the
initial corner. 10
Anderson. the new pitcher. twirled =
good game until he was, relieved in the
eighth. to allow IIenscl to hit for him.
This move appeared to be good one,
a. Hensel certainly cracked the ball
in the nose and was largely responsible
for the winning of the game in the
ninth which he opened with crashing
single over second.
Nothing Doing in First Stanza.
Neither side scored in the first
stanza but the visitors opened the sec.
ond round with IL rush. Hostrom wal
loped a two Dagger into left center.
IaluSky's sacrifice put him on third
and Kehoc then singled past short and
the first run was over the pan. This
was all the scoring until the fourth
inning when Dawson singled and scored
the second run of the game easily
when Jack Ialusky hit for two bases
to center. The home teams half of
this inning was also productive of
runs-the score being tied by some
timely hitting. Frank Wines opened
the round by striking out but Poison
beat out an infcld roller. Fred Wines
plunked one into left for base and
while Carlisle was striking out. Shears
tried TO catch Poison mapping at see
ond but his throw was wobbly aud
both runners advanced sack. Sam
Kinklc then made himself solid by hit
ting safely Just over the third sack
scoring both runners. McCleary wound
mp the inning by striking ont.
In the fifth inning Shears lead off
with corking two sackcr to right,
Brcire walked. Hokc laid down a sacri.
flee. putting the running ahead base.
Mailing then popped out to Kennedy
but big Dawson, the visitors hard hit
ting catcher, scored both runners with
a hard drive to left and NIankato was
two to the bad.
Anderson opened the home teams
turn at bat in this inning and was
safe when Shears booted his slow hit
Kennedy Attempted Sacrifice.
Kennedy attempted to sacrifice, but
Shears made mess of his bunt ann
both men We're safe. Rognas fouled
out 10 Dawson but Anderson and Ken
nedy stole in the meantime. Frank
Wines then drove one at Kehoe, who
tried for Anderson at the plate but the
latter beat the throw and the run was
over. Poison and Fred Wines were re-
tired on hits to the outfield and the
home bows were still one to the bad
but putting up great uphill fight.
Ialusky. Kehoc and Johnson all hit
to Fred Wines i'm the sixth and were
thrown out. Two of the stops being
of the hair raising order Mankato
failed to get started in the sixth, being
retired in order.
Shears and Hoke few to Carlisle in
the seventh and Breire famed in the
visitors nalf of the seventh. AId.'son
struck out. and Kennedy and Rognas
were both thrown out at first The
eighth was opened by Mahlng's single.
He promptly purloined second but
Dawson few to Frank Wines. and Zal.
risky fouled out to Kinkle. Frank
Wines popped TO Brcire in the home
teams half of this INNING but Poison
walked and when Fred Wines drove
to deep left he scampcrcd over the
rubber with the tying run. Freddie
tried 10 stretch his hit into three
bagger but was nipped at third. Carl
isle struck out. McCelarv here took
the mound for Mankato Keb0e flew to
right. Johnson was victim over the
strikeout route and Shears was down.
ed when kinkle caught his foul after
a desperate run.
Then Came the Fireworks.
Then came the fireworks Kinkle led
of in this inning and grounded out.
Johnson to Kehoe. McCleary was re.
tired on strikes but Pinch hitter Hen.
sci uncorked ripping single to right
and on the hit and run play Kennedy
singled to right and when Zalusky Jug
ged tile ball Hensel galloped over the
rubber with the winning run and the
crowd fled out immensely pleased with
the 6rst exhibition of the national
pastinc of the season
Likewise the Second.
The second game on Sunday also
went to the locals by the score of )
to 3. The weather man came very
near defeating the locals and threat
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