Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-06-30
WERE EASY PlCKlNGS
ScimiterS OF Mimi apolis
60 Down Before Blues
Score Il.3

last Sunday afternoon, when after
some of the heaviest hitting seen here
this season, the locals won by the
score of II to g. The visitors were
shut out until the very last part of the
ninth inning, when, after being h,tless
up to that time, Pepper connected for
a single to right field, and advanced to
second base on Lauerman's muff Of a
ball thrown to one side by Dominick.
Flobeck and Gubbins both struck out;
Burdick was bit by pitched ball;
Thompson fonled one to- Mcnamara,
the third. sacker. who ,bobbled it, and
a moment later connected for hit to
right field which was good for three
bags, kidder having s1me trouble to
locate the ball, and Pepper and
Burdick scored. Thompson was
brought in soon after ou Hodges
single to left field. Brogle went out
Dominick to Lauerman for the third
out.
LEFTY" Parkhill, who did the twirl-
ing for the Scimiters, stated he did
not like to pitch from the slight eleya-
ton at pitchers box, it being in his
opinion too high, but soon began to
think that that was not the only thing
in this part of the state that is elevated
as the boys pounded the ball hard from
the start Of the game. Drives were
obtained of his delivery aud inning
by inning these were raised until IN
the fifth Dominick put one over the
fence just a short distance on thu
foul side and finally in the seventh
Mcnamara planted one over the Ieft
field fence close to the score board
The next inning Parkhill was
derricked, Gubbins sent in to mitch.
Brogle going third, Hanson going to
center and Flobeck, a new man, going
to the right garden. The visitors also
made many errors, and IN the sixth
innlng 1T was found necessary for
Vanstrom at center field and Brogle at
second base to exchange positions
In the first inning, one down,
Kidder doubled, and scored on an at.
tempted torceout and wild throw by
Hodge Of Lauerman's ground ball. the
latter landing on the third sack.
Greisch brought IN Lauerman on q
single to center, stole second. Nc.
| Namara struck out and Stoll scored
Grelsch on another single to cente,
field. Hall made first on Broele's
error, but was caught trying t. stea1
second.
Taking first on muffed third strike
Mcnamara in the second went seconc
base on Stoll's out to Thompson, wen,
third on Brogle's muf of thrown bal
and scored on Halls single. Ringer
struck.out and Hall, who though
three we're out was caught doing thu
little Memo act on first.
In the fifth, Mcnamara singled
stole second, went third on Parkhill'.
wild throw to Brogle, and scored or
Stoll's single to right field. The latter
stole second, but was caught at thu
third sack by Gubbins who handleo
Halls grounder. Kingen was passed
and stole second, Dominick got o1
Hodges error, and the two trottec
across the pan on Howard's drive tt
deep left field. Kidder flew out t.
Hodge.
Lauerman singled and stole secont
in the seventh; Greisch flew out tc
Gubbins, and Mcnamara remembered
the Irish that was in him and slammed
homer over the fence scoring Lauer
man and himself Stoll fouled out t
Gubbins and Hall went out Parkhill tc
Thompson
In the eighth Kingen reached first
base on Thompson mutt OF B1ogle
throw, stole second, went third on
Gubbin's wild pitch; Dominick flew
out to the pitcher; and Kingen scored
when Pepper dropped third strike OF
Howard's and threw to catch him on
first, receiving the return too late to
prevent ''Kinky' from registering.
Kidder went first on Hodges error, but
Lauerman fouled out to Pepper
The locals played a fast snappy
game, both in the out and infelds, and
this trip kidder besides retiring one
other retired the entire side in three
straiehts. including some hard
chances.
Coach Wetzel had the boys working
we'll on signals
Lineup and summary:
bittle Falls ABR H 70 A E
Howard c 4 Q. l 10 1 Q
Kidder TT 5 1 1 o G
Lauerman ID 5 2 1 6 o /
Greisch CT 4 1 / 20 G
Mcnamara 3b 8 2 D 8 2
Stoll 20 4 1 2 80
Hall IS 4 o I 0 c
Klngen If 3 2 0 0 {
DOminick n u n