The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-26
STATE BASEBALL NEWS

The Gardner team defeated Grandin
in fast game at Gardner by a score
of IL to z. Halbert, who pitched the
last seven innings for Grandin showed
good headwork, but for errors would
have held the Gardner team scoreless.
The batting, base running and fielding
of Veitch was feature Of the game.
r III 81
Gardner .............11 ia 81
Grandln ..5..,-.s............ 10 81
Earned runs-Grandin 5; Gardner 8.
Struck out BY Knudson Is; by Veitch
/; by Maigach Ii by Halbert 5. Double
play-Lee to Maigach to Halbert.
The baseball game between Max and
Ryder last Sunday was one of the
warmest contests that has ever been
seen at Ryder. Almost 500 fans turn
ed out to witness the downfall of the
home team by a score of to 6. The
Ryder band was out for the occasion
and the day was one Of the biggest in
the baseball history of the town. The
home team had secured some outside
players in hope of winning the game
and the Ryder fans were rather dis
appointed at the loss
New Rockford again took game.
from the Sheyenne nine scoring shut
out while the yictors tailed three
markers. Hetchel of Sheyenne and
Tarball of New Rockford, the two
pitchers, both tossed good games and
allowed but three hits each.
Galesburg again won from Erie in
the second game of the series played
at Erie by score OF to s. Both
teams played fast ball at all stages,
but Galesburg cinched the game by
punching hits in the sixth and seventh
innings.
Summary: Two base hits, Korshus,
Burns, Ramstad. Sacrifice hits,
Critchfield, Moe, JondahI, Grant. Bases
on balls, off Ramstad, 2; off Critch-
field, /. Struck out, by Ramstad, z;
by Crltchfield, g. Hit by pitched ball.
Moe, Gisvold, Critchfield, Jondahl
Umpire: Brooks.
Jamestown goes to Valley City for a
two-g series Saturday and Sunday
and numerous fans are planning on
attending the Sunday exhibition.
At Jamestown the home team met
the Glendale team and handed the Wis
itors blank, while Ave Of the locals
crossed the pan.
Boyle was on the mound for James
town for the first time this season and.
although hit quite freely, succeeded in
keeping most OF the bingles where they
were easily fielded.
Ellendale's mound artist threw a
good game, but was given poor sup
port on several occasions when ball
playing would have prevented scores.
The Sargent county league is no
more. Havana withdrew after losing
to Forman, and the defeat of pick
ed nine from the Forman and Minor
teams by the locals showed conclusive
ly the Cogswell bunch was too fast for
the other teams. and as q result the
schedule has been called OFF.
A picked nine from the Forman and
Minor teams played the local at
Cogswell Sunday and were defeated in
a one-sided game, IL to 2. For three
innings the game looked like the real
thing. In the fourth the locals drove
Moore from the slab. The visitors
punched five errors and four singles,
two doubles and a three Dagger did the
rest. When the smoke cleared away
nine runs had crossed the plate.
Score by innings:
Cogswell .............0 O1 800 11x-12
Forman- Minor ..... 900 101 600 2
The Kindred team took the Leonard
nine into camp Sunday by score OF
s to 4. When the time for the end
Ing of the game came the score was
tied and the game went for eleven
innings when the Kindred team sent
two men over the home plate.
The Kindred battery Is on the hos
pital list Fournier, catcher and Eos
sum, pitcher, both started after the
same little pop up fly and collided
midway between home plate and the
pitchers box. Both OF the bones OF
Fournier's lower left leg were broken
and Fossum was badly Jared.
The st. Paul colored gopherg will
play three games at jamestown next
week The gophers will be seen there
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Jamestown team broke even with
the Turtle Lake nine In a two game
series at Turtle Lake. The first game
was won by Jamestown by d score OF
8 to 4, and the Turtle Lake lads won
the second with to score.
The result OF Tuesdays game be-
tween Hankinson and the coIored go
piers was In doubt until the last man
was out In the ninth inning. IN the
early innings the gophers scored three
runs and ii looked like q safe lead
right up to the final round. In the
ninth. however the boys got busy and
TOR q few moments the faces OF the
dark -hued gophers paled perceptibly.
II. Green was the first man up In this
inning and was thrown out at first;
Grave got d hit and Pearce knocked
long NY into right field. The fielder
touched the ball but 1t rolled past him,
Crave supposed II was caught and
started back to first Meantime,
Pearee had passed him and reached