New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-05
III. Base Bali Games.

n The Base Ball Games.
"Cap'' Mueller was about the whole
circus and tho peanut man In las'
Sundays game with Golden for nt
allowed only one hit and It was his
bingle that sent Klossner across 10
the second with the only run Of the
game. At that. it was only 8 inning
affair, rain making II necessary 70
call the game early In the 7th, but that
only disappointed the players and the
fans and prevented them from seeing
3 more innings Of his brilliant work.
Cobden's only hit came in the 2nd
when with 2 down J. Toan singled but
the best old A. Town could do wss to
slam . 6y 10 right. A runner reached
first in the 4th on Pfsiffers error and
smother In tho 5th on Mayer's "ioozle"
but they were never dangerous.
Jones pitched good ball for Golden,
Il bsing On error that helped New Ulm
70 secure it, lonesome tally. Klossner
wss safe on 81. Towns error in tho
End and PfsifRsr best out bis bunt.
Dahms famed but Mueller slsshed .
single thru tho inleld and Howard
scored from second. In the 3rd
Backer beat out IN in6eld hit with
two down. The only other chance to
score came in the 5th. With two
down Mayer and Lindemsnn were hit
and Bscker scratched single passed
short. Mayer tried to score from
second but wss called out st the plato.
The boys were just starting the 7th
when ]. Pluvius let loose with the
rain and the fans had to content them
selves with the consoling fact that
New Ulm had won. It was as pretty |
q contest as has been seen here for
many q day. Both turrlers we're
working hard all the time and the
boys gave them their best efforts in
the field.
The score:
Golden = 0 0 0 0 0 90
New Ulm-0 / 0 0 0 0H1
Stolen bases-Klossner, Mayer; J.
Town. Struck out by Mueller 4, by
Jones 10, Left on bases, New Ulm 6,
Golden 3. Hit by pitcher, by Jones,
Mayer, Lindemann). Time, so min.
Umpire, Bleck.
New Ulm aided in the success OF the
ocal celebration on the 4th of July by
Winning the ball game from Arlington -,
~ score of to- 2. 1t was beauti-
ul game, fast and exciting, featured
~ the clever pitching on both sides,
pectacular fielding and several tense
ituations. ''Montana Bill" Pfelffer
'as "the" one that New Ulm depended
pom to win that game and he did the
'ork perfectly. Had it not been for
q infield error he would undoubtedly
ave shut them out. His ''spitter'. y
I'd "hookcurve" and all of the other
eceptive shoots and twists in his :,
epertoire were working fine. But on n
le other hand Asal was twirling just d
$ successfully; when Bill struck out s
man, Asal duplicated the per- u
'rmance, and he was receiving even Q
etter support than Bill. K
There wasn't q chance for either s.
am to score until the 9Th. Here and
lere man reached the initial bag :
ut usually with 2 down. 1t looked y
5 if it would be game won by the y
am that would get the first score. ~
nd then came that 9th inning. With "
70 aown, Limmy missed z. Donlin's :
rounder and Arlington had a man on =
rst. He stole second and then Bill IL
t down for an instant and walked 'e
imm. With the runners on End and =
d Asal doubled to left and Arling- -
N had 2 runs. Kill sent a hard "
lance to center but Bill nipped it. -
Not one bit downhearted or dis ~ ~
,uraged New Ulm came in to even it II
;. They did, and then some. Dahms
alked. Alvin thought it an OppOr-
ne moment to get the first hit off
sal so he lined single to left that =
ut Dahms to 3rd. Klossner was c.
'putized to run for Alvin, who il
lffered with an injured pedal ex- u
entity. Wicherski was hit and the ~
lgs were choked. 1t was the ii
nged for opportunity. Lindemann tn
squeezed" Dahms home but was d
rown out at first. The time was ~ ~
pc for demonstration. Asal a,
avered, and Klossner stole home al
It'll the tying score. Limmy dropped d.
single over short and Wicherski a. q,
ICED home with the winning run.
In the 18th Arlington had men on End OF
I'd 3rd with two down but Thomas pr
w out to Dahms and in the 9th W VI,