Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-06-09
BAD
In CAMP !
Luck Is Working Against Corri.
ssn's Warrior.--Lose
Two Games.
.LLEFSON HIT By PITCHED BALL
Many Changes ii Standing of the.
Teams During The Past
Week.
Wednesdays Came.

W
Wednesdays Game.
Aberdsen, st s - he sss ssssl
about this game perhaps the better for
Watertown did not win. Aberdeen
had the umpire with them. Then az
ter accidents that put NIatertown
to the bad, and when Corrigan and
Goodrich were sent to the bench by
the offended umpire, Watertown had
little show of winning. Rainbow was
Iin the box for Watertown but the COM
bination put up against him was too
strong.
The final score: Aberdeen 9, Wa
tertown 8. I.
Tuesdays Game.
Aberdeen, June T. Yesterdays game
went to Watertown by an 5 to count,
but for a while it looked as though
(, the rainroaders were due for another
beating. The way the Watertown
bunch went down in 1, 2, 8 order in
1.-THE first two innings 1T looked as tho
they were due for shut out for the
locals put some some snappy ball and
felded like big leaguers. Aberdeen
failed to register in the first, but came
back with two earned runs In the sec.
Icnd, when Wines sent a liner to center,
s|stole second and was sacrificed to
/ third BY Dretchko. Two more hits
/ by Doyle and Port and Wines and
i Doyle both registered. 81
Watertown came back strong Ia ths
third and put two runs across the
plate. The locals, not to be outdone
scored again in the fourth, but Water
town tailed two in the fifth, one in the
sixth, two in the seventh and one il
the eighth. The best Aberdeen coult
do was to register two in the luck!
, seventh. Mark Doyle, the first man III
/, In this round, received pass. Por
few out to McGraw. but Bowers sin
3 gled to center, the ball going through
Corrigan's hands and rolled to th
1 fence, both men scoring. Jacques 60
!, to. first on Schuler's error, Fishbacl
singled but Osgood few out to 10
! Corrigan. Jack Doyle got hit, allin
) the bases. Third sacker Wines, tn
heavy hitter, was next up and tn
fans were in joyous mood, but th
], best Freddie could do was knock a
!, easy grounder to Nelson, making q
). easy out to first and ending the firt
i works. t
!. In the ninth Dretchko started j
!. with a clean single, but the best hi
. team could do was to go out in on,
' 1.-TWO, three order. a.5
= Score by innings:
/ Aberdeen 2 0 1 0 0 2 c
: Watertown 0 0 o 21
II Watertown on Monday lost the frs
Y of series of six games which will b
played at Aberdeen this week. Th
h Aberdeen News has the following 1
regard to the game:
Tue fCOI n sCSlilSIa Udll Use
n at the Baptist church on the follow
d town and Aberdeen was very much
y evidence, for the way both sides h
d the pill was enough to satisfy at leas
!. the South Dakota fans with regard t
!, more hits. At total of II hits wa
), made off the five pitchers that wer
used, eight of them going for extr
bases, including three home rum
: Anything that could ever happen at
] ball game occurred yesterday and
!. lot of things that were not on the prt
! gram were pulled off for the amust
\ ment of the few fans that were pre-!
ent. To begin with the prelude OF
g ened with a dog fight in right feit
= After the canine trouble ceased on
9 of the local batters, during battin
Il practice, hit man on thetop OF tn
headline ball bouncing over the fence
q The game had hardly started whe
8 Manager Clark who was catching, r
ceiyed a foul tip on the knee cal
i causing the manager to retire fror
a the game. RE-.
q In the eighth inning Pitcher Jobf
hit Ellefson, who was batting, on til
head and for while Il looked rathe
Q serio- - Fortunately the piucky II
!. tie Watertown pitcher recovered an