Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1911-06-23
TEAM
Watertown Base Ball Club III
Six Successive League Can
Easy Money.
NEW NE MEN MAXIM & D IN I !
johnson and Fitzgerald Released
70 Make Room For Betsss
Men.

70 Make Room For Bets
Men.
Huron made its first appearance on
the local grounds on Thursday and if
there was ever a game that filled the
hearts Of the Watertown with
pride and satisfaction this was II.
: One man of the Huron bunch they
especially desired TO see hunbled and
the humiliation was complete and BAT
isfactory. ;3ss s
Eddie Pframer lambasted and
knocked out in the second roupd by
Corrigarl's colts was Joyous pastimes
for all NKatertown beholders.
Mayshall served the ball for Water
town and no Huron man ever got far,
tier than second base. Confusing
curves and excellent SUPPORT was
what did the business, ,5isss
Features of the game were the
home run by McAuley and the sen
sational catch BY Grodwick at sec
ond. Il
The score, Watertown Huron o.
Saturdays Game. ,ss
The silent sympathy Of the 5oDsfans
went to Hendron, the Huron pitcher,
in the ninth Of Saturday i game at
the north side park. The husk wheel.
! er from down state had up ta shat
Itime pitched as pretty d game ss ANY
tseen on the home lot this year Then
in the last round he leosened up mo,
mentariiy aud allowed the lss1zs that
brought In three runs and tied the
score. The four needed to tie and win
the game came in the last of the ninth
with one man gone Watertown 6;
Huron 5, was the way the game ended
Nee was on the mound for Water
town but Was not entirely successful
In confusing the players from the Jim
a Eddie Pframer was credited witt
three hits and his two bagger in tn,
last part of the game seemed to cincl
the game for Huron.
1 The fates ruled otherwise, however
and Watertown was able to cap !,
i glorious victory out or wnat Tor
time seemed to be an inglorious de
feat
Cadreau Heard From.
The following from the Golden Va!
| ley Chronicle, publishe dat Beach, n
d., gives an interesting account Q
a game in which a departed Water
town hero-the faded RainboR-too
part:
The Beach Giants again prove
their superiority over the rest of tn
teams in this meek Of the woods b
defeating Wibaux Wednesday aftel
noon on the local diamond The
not only defeated 'Wibaux, but clou
ed the great Indian pitcher, Cadreal
] all over the lot and ran in eight score
/ in one inning, making total of te
, hits off his delivery during the game
u some Of them landing over the fenc
3 in the vacant lot beyond.
Z Things went along nicely for w
I baux, and the Heap Big Indian" fror
Watertown, S. Oak, had eyerytbin
his way until the last half of the ninti
!. with the score 2 to 8 in favor Of W
( baux, when the fun started.
Monday. z
On Monday Mitchell and Watertow
s met at the north side park to play o
the game which was postponed fro1
! the first series.
To any casual observer it locke
like Mitchells game all the wa
through, but the outcome was but a.
i dother proof Of the old saying that n
! ball game is over until it is finished.
. Final score Watertown 8. Mitche
Hard hitting was a feature on bot
Z sides, four home runs were credite
\ Ito the visitors, two of these bem
]. made by one sherer from the Cor
Palace city.
Marshall did the hurling for Watel
], town but was not as effective as h
is wont to be. Some excellent hea
work, however, saved the day whe
lin the tenth inning Mitchell's stron
q batters came up to do dire destructio
. Il and the bases were full