The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-25
DAC07AAS PUT
UP POOR SHOW
Worst Exhibition Seen in the
New Park-Score
10 to 4.
INV Tnsfe.l

by Toste.)
By all the gods of war. by all the
rules Of baseball. by clean umpiring.
by ~listless playing in the majority Of
the positions, by bonehead coaching
on the sidelincs n by rotten field
ing-all on the part of the Dacotahs
the Superior Red Sox rolled up a
Forks team last evening in what
should have been a win in a walk for
Rothermel. the new pitcher who
worked for the first time. and who
won a home in the hearts of the fans
with his splendid control.
'Tis a grievous tale to relate. but
tits the truth. Had the errors by the
Dacotahs been eliminated M a clean
game played the score would have
been but 3 to l and the win would
have been on the other page of the
score book.
Rothermel. the new man. looks
good. He had more smok than the
gas house chimney. while his speed
we'll Jerry Edmunds. the classy catch
err of the local club. says that they
come red hot.
Superior got just one lonely little
earned run and That would not have
been earned had certain infielders
been wide awake instead of asleep at
the switch.
Twice. bad coaching cost runs.
Once in the second inning. when
Straine got a three-hagger. and while
the bali was on the infield he was
from the platter. Again in the third
inning. when Donovan got a three
Dagger and the same stunt was re-
peated. He. was chased into a trap
by the coacher on third. md nabbed
half a section away from the plate.
Superior Runs.
Olson got life in the first inning,
when Elder. the new ma at short,
chucked the pill ten feet over Fos-
ter's head at first. going to second on
the wide throw. He took third and
home on Fosters error
In the second inning. Rothermel
evidently went up over the discovery
that he had a lot of clothing dunn
mics behind him n passed Dunn.
The latter was done for when he tried
to get home on Roy's t~wo-bagger.
Briggs was the next man up and he
got in the a of the ball and took
first. Anderson got to first on a field
er's choice. which failed. With the
bases full. Ford sen a scrcamer to
right field and Lohr tried to take
it away from Tiyzer with the result
that instead of a possible n tally.
three score were chased in. and the
fourth notch in the tally stick was
cut when with Ford on third. Foster
, iuggled another poke into his terri
tory.
The n earned run came in the
third frame. Roy singled and stole
second and chased home on Ander-
sons single. In the fifth joke. two
more were added. Dunn got in on
Elders error. which probably was ex-
cusable owing to the speed of the
rough diamond. out which neverthe-
less. could not be put in the hit col
gled. and the w chased farther
around the circuit on Briggs sacri-
flee fly. The two scored when both
Van Dine. and Elder let Anderson's
weak effort at a hit get by them.
In the seventh inning. Roy drew
four balls. and was sent home on
Briggs three-bagger . The final score
ed. following stovern's iugelc of his
long fly: and Taylor's and Olson's
singles.
The summary shows that Superior
got seven men to first on errors.
while the Dacotahs were -,ccess-
full in that way. Grand Forks hit for
fourteen bases and Superior for thir-
teen. but Superior hits were kept
widely scattered by Rothermel
'AoASh etA 1lIi11i6S. IL iuSiuCItldlly
shows that Rotnermel whitfield eight
batsnen and Vance took five scalps.
The Local Scores.
Grand Forks got one in the second
inning. After Foster had famed.
Lohr drew transportation to first and
was sent home on Straine's three
Dagger. There was one time -'-en the
coaching was shown up. Straine in
stead of being held at third. was
chased into captivity and death. at
least to the hopes of the fans. for he
was caught over the hills and far
away from the dish.
In the eighth inning, Straine struck
out. Rothermel. that classy twirler.
got n Of the three hits he made
during the game and rested at first
until Donovan singled and sent him
to third. Hyzer's long single into the
right field scored both men.
In the ninth inning Foster few out
to short. Stovern singled and was
wal hit and given first base. Stovern
scored on Rothermel's third single.
\ look at the box score shows
which team did the best hitting and it
also shows which battery was the
hest. but what's the use. when there is
enough ivory in three or four heads
behind the pitcher to recover all the
piano keys in town.
Take a look: