The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-05
ALSO TOOK GAME
ON WEDNESDAY
Hyzer Batted in Five Runs
in Afternoon Game
Foster on the Job.
MADE A HIT
Won Evening Game by Scor-
ing Edmunds When Win
nipeg Had Tied it Up.
MADE A HIT

Grand Forks took three straights
from Winnipeg. winning Wednesday
nights game by a 5 to l score. yester-
day afternoons with a 5 to 4 tally and
last evenings by a 3 to 2 count. All
three contests were snappy. especially
Wednesday nights when sensational
fielding marked the order of affairs.
The locals were n run behind in this
contest and came up in the fifth, when
a walk. a dead ball and a hit filled the
bases. Foster then dashed out n cork
ing three-bagger, which reached the
back fence. cleaning the bags. Briggs
hot grounder to second scored Foster
and Myers made the other score on
Altman's hit. after Myers had gotten
on through a walk.
Afternoon Game.
Lohr's men came very near throw
ing away yesterday afternoons game
after having 1t safely tucked away.
Winnipeg counted one in the second
and then the local leaguers started in
with two in the third and tackled on
three more In h next frame. In the
third DeHaven reached first on
Bakers error and Altman singled.
sending him to third. Altman then
stole second and Hyzer cleaned the
Eases with a Texas Lacquer. The three
tallies in the fourth were made after
two men went down. Wilson walker
and DeHaven singled. Altman took
n in the ribs. filling the bases. Hy-
a few minutes before. but this time
It was a double. just far enough out to
score the three men on bases.
Give Away Three Runs.
The Winnipeg side OF the fifth
frame was a donation act by the locals
although the beneticient performance
stopped at the right time with the To-
col, c<Sll >~o a.. xL1 lo,I To.1, <hn
first man up. singled and Glass went
out to Altman. DeMaggio reached first
en- a fielder's choice and Jones was
picked at second. Freer singled and
Clothier walked. Wilson then donated
a run by walking Baker when the
bases were full. Seaton shot a
'grounder to DeHaven and the Forks
Foster, letting in both Freer and
Clothier. After this both teams tight
cned up and the tally remained at the
ga mark to the delight Of the 1900
fans who attended the afternoon
game.
Evening Contest Close.
Carroll. who held Winnipeg to two
hits early in the week, was on the
mound for Grand Forks and pitched
of them being scattered, the other two
resulting in a run UP to the first of
the sixth inning it was a goose egg
game for both sides. Winnipeg broke
til. iinx by securing one in the sixth,
a single by Clothier, a dead ball to
Baker, Seaton's sacrifice and Briggs
error resulting in n run.
The Dacotahs went out and made
two in their half of the sixth. Car
roll walked but vas caught stealing
second. DeHaven made first on
Clothier's error and Altman did the
same on Freer's boot of a fast ground
er. Foster singled. scoring DeHaven
snd Van Dine made first on Clotheir's
second mishap in several minutes.
Briggs then redeemed himself by polk
ing a Texas Lacquer over second base
mans head. counting Altman.
In the seventh. after two men were
down and we had our totals for the
game made up, DeMaggio laced q two
Dagger into the field and Freer scored
him with a single.
With darkness coming on fast and
the game to be called in the last of
the seventh. Deacon Lohr. Edmunds
and DeHaven showed what they could
Go In a pinch. Edmunds started
things by singing and Lohr. batting
for Carroll. laid a beautiful little sac
rifce hit and DeHaven pushed a sin
ole over seconds head for the winning
run.