Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-06-09

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touched in such manner BY the base
man that Ais knee was thrown out.
There is no use In going into details
In regard to the game for the number
OF hits, errors and box score are sus.
gacient to tell the tale. Below III tho
tabulated score:
Box Score.
Watertown s 81 o i % o o b z e
Aberdeen s 8 Q o.
r H p
WatertoWn & sss ssl
Aberdeen IA 12 ~
Ball Game Friday. .s.
Forsyth was selected aa the man tls
turn Faulkton backward in the FRI
days game but he was not able to do
1.-THE work, After giving the visitors;
q couple of homers and double,
Healy was called upon to save the day,
but he also failed to turn the trick,
being unable to locate the plate:
Ruby Ellefson was then called in to.
rescue what Of the remnants could be
! saved after five Faulkton men had
crossed the home plate,
Ruby was in good form ana held the
opponents until the seventh when he
weakened and six more scores We're
added in the seventh and eighth,
On the mound for Fauikton was one
Rusty who dealt out an assortment
that was puzzling to the home team.
! Only five hits were secured OF his
delivery and but for a safe hit by Cor.
|rigan and a home run by Kehoe in the
4 first that scored the two runs, Rusty
/ held the home team safe.
Final score Faulkton il. Water.
4 town 2.
A FauIktcn Gets There.
Faplkton, June 9.The locals cele.
4 brated the last day Of May BY defeat.
\ ing the Aberdeen club here Thursday
In a ninth inning rally, making IT three
straight from the Hubbers. n the
4 very first round It looked as though
the visitors meant to win Sif poseibis
for with two down and Fishhack o1
second, Dretchko drove safe one y
center, scoring Fishback The local'
not to be outdone, came back Will
S e sssswo, but the Aberdeen boys y ll
Z |fn the second. They scored anothe'
Z In the third, but FaAlkton went then
! one better by scoring two more
Il Neither team scored again until tn,
: seventh, when Aberdeen scored two
:, The locals scored one in the eighth
I tieing up the score again. The visit
ors failed to score in the ninth Will
!. the locals, not satisfied with he gam
! being a tie, tailed anoher, the ina
score ending So in their favor. Arm
strong, the southpaw, was on th
Z mound for the locals, and was har
: hit at times. Jobst, the ex-Redfiel
! ! pitcher, twirled for Aberdeen an
: should have won his game hanG
= down, but it was a case of CASTOR an
: : Alphonse and the Hubbers were tc
gentlemanly a bunch of boys to d
: feat their hosts,
: !. Saturdays Battle.
: The same teams clashed in mort
combat again on Saturday, WatertoW
/. carrying away the bacon, making
!. two out of three for the home CLUB.
: Rainbow Cadreau, the Chippe8
= HEAVIER, was on the mound and We,
nearly pitched another no hit, no ru
: game. Faulkton only being able
: ! get two singles off mis- delivery, OF
y coming in the eighth and the other
st the ninth.
,e Parrish, who heayed them over Il
,e the Faulkton aggregation, held the
III Gals down in first class shape exec
in the first round when they got 4
q him for slams enough to count i
" two scores. Il.
N The only sensational work of I'll
II game was Fitzgerald's one hande
s. stop of hot line drive right off Il
to bat. Fitz was the clown of the occ
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'e his endeavors to get the ball out ],
"a his mitt.
8. The game was well played throug
a out and although there was nothiI
q spectacular about 1t the crowd w
o. kept guessing all the time who won
g carry away the grapes, IS
s The score Watertown 2 Faulktc
p. o..
9 Ran Up Big Score.
le Huron, June 81. RedfieId went dow
'g in ignonlinious defeat before the H
le IRON farrier last Thursday Hure
G. harvested 16 scores while RedfeId $
N eured just half that number. Hurc
'e had fifteen hits and Ave errors, viii
p. Redfeld secured 10 hits and error
n The game was played IN a heay
wind. The feature was the heas
stl hitting by both teams. but Huron
ie hits came when they would do ii