Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-07-21
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Ball Sunday, Taking
Game Score 5 toI
Pitching gilt edge ball, allowing but
four hits and striking out seventeen
men. Al Dominick, Little Falls star
southpaw, aided by some timely clout.
ing on the part of the Blues, won
over the Brewsters at Brainerd last
Sunday afternoon before over thou
sand people by the score of 5 to l.
It was hard fought and interesting
game throughout, Alderman hurting a
fine game and fielding his position ex-
cellently. But six hits were Rarnered
off his delivery, though the Blues hit
the ball hard at all times, but four
men striking out and two long high
drives and shorter and lower one
we're eaten up by Trent, who played
star game in the center garden, run
ming them back or forward in fine
style.
In both the first and second innings
the first man up of the Brewsters
reached second with no men out, but
each time AL. Domlnick and the in
field extricated the team out Of the hole.
Loom the first man Dominick piched
to in this game, singled to lett field,
went second on a passed ball, Payne
flew out to Newman, L. Busch safe on
Stoll's error, on which Loom advanced
to thru. It was then that Templeton
put erasscutter to Mcnamara, who
scooped it In, Loom being caught be-
tween home and third base, Mcnamara
to Hall at the third sack. Roderick
flew out. A pass and an error on
Hall, gave g. Busch second base in the
second inning but Dominick struck
out the next three up. Brainerd scored
in the first run of the game in the
third inning. this likewise being their
only run. Loom struck out, Payne
connected for twobagger to the CEN
ter garden, L. Busch struck out, but
Templeton singled to center, scoring
Payne. Roderick struck out. Some of
the Brainerd fans got chesty at this
time, and little Of their money was
seen, out was SO eagerly snapped up
by Lite Falls fans that the rail.
readers coin did not show itself
again. Besides this the Blues more
than evened up with them in the fol.
lowing inning by scoring two runs.
Lauerman, first up, soaked out a two
Dagger to center. Greisch had the un-
pleasant feeling of seeing Trent pull
down a fine drive of his manufacture.
Lauerman advanced to third on a
single to left field by Stoll, who con-
tinued to second on the throw-in. A
moment later Lauerman scored on a
passed ball on the catcher, Stoll going
to third. Mcnamara fouled out to
Payne, Hall was passed and stole Sc
cond and Stoll scored on Newman's
singing grasscutter, Hall advancing to
third. Newman stole second and
Dominick was hit by a pitched ball,
filing the bases. Howard poked out
swift grounder to c. Busch, who put
Dor mick out at second. Brainerd was
in Dominick's power after that, the
southpaw showing little respect to the
head of their batting list as to strike
out the first three in the batting order
each twice, the next two once, Kalland
four times and Trent three times, that
being the full number of times at bat,
and his opposing twirler twice. G.
Busch was the only man on the Brain
erd team to escape being struck out.
and it was to him that the free trans
In order to be sure of the game
Greisch singled to center in the eighth
inning, advanced to second when Stoll
was walked. and scored on Payne's
muff OF Alderman's throw to catch
Mcnamara at first, Stoll going to
third and Mcnamara continuing to
second. Hall singled to left field on
which Stoll scored, but Mcnamara was
caught at the plate on the play, Hall
continuing to second base. Newman
sent a grounder to Templeton but
Payne again wasn't there at the first
sack and Hall scored. Newman stole
second and went third, on a passed
ball. Dominick struck out and Howard
went out Templeton to Payne. This
ended the scoring for the game
Both innings and Greisch umpired
a very fair game, being there on close
decisions, and the Brainerd team as a
whole played good, clean, gentle
manly game
About fifteen auto parties went up
from Little Falls to attend the game,
and number went up Saturday even
ing, returning early Monday morning.
The playing Of the Brainerd band
was well appreciated and there is small
wonder that Brainerd takes such an
interest in this excellent organization
Lineup and summary:
Little Falls ABB R II Pc A E
KiSder f 8 9 9 % g 8 ! !
Lauerman ID 81 o
Greisch ct So 10 q