The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-23

b Boosters day was celebrated in
great style yesterday afternoon, when
the Grand Forks team grabbed off
the fourth straight victory over the
Duluth wreckers, the final VI heing
8 to 3. Duluth made a hard fight to
claim at least one of the games of
the series. ut it was impossible. OAR
the first two on the mound having
been driven back to the bench by the
Dacotah sluggers.
Jarnigan. who pitched such splen-
did ball against the same crew Tues
day. was on the hill for the locals
again. and. while not making quite so
brlllian Il showing as in the first con
test. pitched splendid ball throughout.
He struck out ten of the wreckers,
and allowed only five safe hits. one of
them being of the scratch variety.
But Jarnigan and his team mates
were undoubtedly helped a great deal
by the Grand Forks boosters. who
turned out in full force to witness the
hostilities. With the exception of the
I. opening day, it was the largest crowd
seen oil the grounds this season. and
1t demonstrated tina. the fans of the
city want to see professional ball
again next year.
Directors Enthusiastic.
The directors are all enthusiastic
over the manner in which boosters
day turned out. They realized a good
sum on the sale of the booster tickets,
and are now able to pay up a little de-
felt that has existed for the past
month or so. Aside from the large
of tickets purchased booster
tickets at the gate. paying from 81 to
IS for them.
But to get back to the game. Du-
luth started things with a rush by
negotiating n run in the first inning.
Bluhm was first and succeeded in
grabbing a triple; Bennett struck gu
and Sours was given a base. Bluhm
scored on Leber's grounder t Bell.
Grand Forks came back in it's half
of the initial round and tied things UP
Altman singled and DeHaven sacri-
feed him to second. Altman came in
with the first score a moment or two
later, when Edmunds singled to right
Van Dine and Foster went GU in or.
der.
Grand Forks made three runs in
the third. DeHaven and Edmunds
singled in order. after which Darby
OBrien yanked Twirler Huffman and
sent in Stark. Van Dine sent an easy
fly to Stark and the latter caught Ed
munds before he could get back tc
hrSt. completing a double. With two
f6Un. the batting bee started. Foster
e singled across third base, scoring De.
Haven. Foster went to second on the
throw home and scored on Bells dou.
BILE to center. Hyzer scored Bell BY
singing. Bracket relieved Stark al
this point. Morse was at bat, but be.
fore he could do anything, Hyzer was
caught off first and the fun was ended
for that session.
Duluth negotiated another run in
the sixth. Sours SEM one to Foster,
but the latter failed to handle it and
the Duluth gentleman went to second
He scored on Meniece's double.
Locals Pulled Tricky Play,
Because of a sore arm, Bracket
went out in the seventh and NORMAN
took his place. Grand Forks scored
one off the latter gentleman's deliv-
cry. Edmunds and Van Dine singled
in order. the former going to third
base. Foster was at bat and Van Dine
started for second. inducing the Du.
luthians to try for him. They did, and
Edmunds vent home. sliding through
Fosters legs, while Hargrove was try.
ing to tag him.
Duluth completed the run, getting
in the ninth inning. DeHaven's error
on o'Brien's grounder. H~argrove's
double and Worman's single were re.
sponsible for the one tally.
The score: