The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-14
Lion DRUGS WON
FROM ELECTR|CS
Game Went Ten Innings The
Play Was Ragged and
Many Errors Made
Standing Of the Clubs

A4Ou DIu6 ......... . .SlS
Dacotah Electrics 8 6 .615
Y. M. G. A. ......... 6 6 500
Bydal & Bydal 800. 6 8 .429
Red River Power >. 3 8 1913
Nngman Drug 80. / 4 200
At last it happened. 1t was an err
rorfest on Sunday morning in every
particular and there was enough w.
DRY exhibited to recover the keys on
all of the pianos in the city. Both
teams played ragged ball and the
outcome was score of s to 6 in
favor Of the Lion Drugs.
There have been but two games
played in the city league the past
three weeks, and neither the Lion
Drugs or the Dacotah Electrics had
had swat at each other for nearly
two months and both mines were out
for blood. For the past week there
had been threats on the part of the
electricians to send the Lions back to
Jungletown. The Lions on the other
hand had sworn mighty oaths to
shock the toyers of the ticklish
juice. They did.
A Chinese laundry list would fade
to pale. pale shade, were it COM
pared with the score book at the end
OF the nine innings of pastiming. Up
to the ninth inning it looked as
though the Electricians were going
to Rooseveltionize the Lions, but their
quarry did a little rapid firing in
turn and the unexpected happened.
The Lions batted first and with the
aid of walk and an error, Sandlie
was batted around the circuit. The
Electricians went them two better in
their half of the frame, Ganskou, Nc
CURE and Paine crossing the plate
on walk, a two Dagger, two passed
balls and two errors.
The beasts failed to score in the
second and Gilmore of the Electrics
was presented with another run on
an error, passed balls and sundry
other happenings.
The Dill dispenasr cut two more
notches In the stick III the third inss
ming. Farmer whanged out a two
Dagger, Polttski got free ride and
the story is the same, passed balls,
wild pitches and errors let them in.
The Electricians got an earned run
in the same innin. Heine singled and
raced around the circuit when Han
son slaughtered the pellet for three
bases.
The fourth inning went the way of
many perfectly good innings, with
out drawing a yell from the fans.
The fifth. however. added another to
the druggist score. Politski received
free transportation, stole second,
went to third on Sigloh's single and
hiked for the rubber when Hanson
juggled Holmes easy one.
Both teams played the wrong color
In the sixth inning and drew blanks.
In the seventh Hugh McIlraith, the
prune peddling electrician. got hit,
stole second, went to third on Paine's
single and galloped home on a pass
ed ball. His run brought in the
sixth score.
With the score six to four, both
teams settled down to work and
nothing disturbed the tranquility of
the day until the first of the ninth
inning when Dryden got to first on
McNeale's error. Sandlie got sim
gle, Lewis advanced them on a short
bunt and Farther clouted out his Sec
ond two Dagger of the game, scoring
two.
With the score 6 to 6, the Electric
ians endeavored strenuously to add
another score in the last of the ninth,
but failed dismslly. In the first of
the tenth. the Lions got the two win
ming runs. Hohoff walked and stole
second, Benson got to first when Gill
more dropped his pop-up fly, Hohoff
going to third and Benson stealing
second. Dryden's well-placed single
sent both men in.
Paine started things we'll in the
Electric half Of the tenth, when he
connected for a two Dagger, but he
was caught stealing third and the
rest of the side was easy pickings.
The summary: