The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-29
1ESREAU HURlS
A N0H|T GAME
Accomplishes Feat for First
Time in Four Seasons
Scorer Gives Assistance.

VI ASGiChu, Iue N1lduI SDllOdllcf,
accomplished on September s Of this
veal a feat which no other National
League pitcher has performed since
1908. On that date Tesreau shut
philadelphia out without Il base hit.
The last previous feat of that kind was
put over by Nap Rucker of Brooklyn,
four years ago.
Tesreau had a little. assistance from
the official scorer in making his mark
permanently in the no-hit table. In
an early inning of the game a pop fly
fell safely between Meyers and Merkle
after they had almost come together
under Il. The play was given as a hit
at the time, as is the practice gener-
ally In the majors when such acci-
dents occur. Afterward. when nj
more safe raps were made off the
les word for it that the ball tickeG
his mitt before it hit the ground. so
gave the first baseman an error anu
Tesreau undying tame.
Three One Bingle Games.
The pitchers have been less success
ful in holding their opponents to low
scores than in former seasons. This
year only three times have slabmen
emerged with only one hit tabled
against them in nine innings. There
were ten one-hit pitching feats in
HN 10y "C1C 0olu6 llG lively
ball then. There have been min.
games in which a team was held to
W hits as compared with seventeen
such games last season. Giants that
are stopped before the completion of
the regular number of innings are not
considered in this list.
Lavender of the Cubs came within
one OF a no-hit game on June IS and
the team which he stopped with only
one bingle was Pittsburg. Hess of the
%tailenders pitched a one-hit game
against the Cubs in May, proving that
he was far from all in when Cleveland
let go of him some seasons ago.
Fromme of Cincinnati was the only
other National Lacquer to deliver a
one.hit slab performance. The tail
Ked did 1t against the Giants in Au-
have pitcher three hit games this sea-
son.
!itch W Hit Game, But Lose.
Harmon and Geyer of ST. Louis were
the champion hard luck pitchers of
the a Between them they held
Philadelphia to w hits on May %
and lost the game to the Phillies.
moreover the score was 3 to . against
them. Allen of Brooklyn had equally
hard luck. He held the Cubs to three
hits and they won the game, 5 to /.
Following is the list of low hit games.
No Hit Game.
Sept. 6-Tesreau New York; VS..
Philadelphia.
One Hit Games.
May 9-Hess (Boston) VS.. Chicago.
June 2S-Lavender (Chicago) vs..
Aug: s7-Fromme tcincinnati) VS..
Two Hit Games.
May 14-Sallee est. Louisl VS..
Brooklyn.
May 23-Harmon-Geyer Est. LOUSY
VS.. Philadelphia.
May 27-Brown-Perdue (Boston)
VS.. Philadelphia.
July 1s-Benton (cincinnati) VS..
July 31-Brennan tPhiladelphia) vs.
st. Louis.
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn.
Aug. a-Allen (Brooklyn) VS.. Chi
cago.
Aug: s1-Ferry (Pittsburg, VS.. Gin
cinnati.
Sept. s-Hendrix tPittsburg> rs.
Chicago.
Sept: stack tBrooklyn) VS.. Bos-
ton Ga innings.)
Sept. 6-Curtis (Brooklyn) VS.. Bos.
ton.
Sept. Robinson (Pittsburs) VS.,
st. Louis.
Sept. 12-Ragon (Brooklyn> VS..
Cincinnati.
Sept. 14-Tesreau New York; VS..
Sept. Hutchinson tPittsburg> VS..
Brooklyn.
Sept. 1s-Ragon- Knetzer (Brooklyn)
VS.. Pittsburg.
Sept. e5-o'roole tPittsburs> vs..
st. Louis.
Sept. 27-cooper (Fittsburg) VS.. st.
Louis.
Sept. es-Hess (Bostcn> vs. New
York.
Aug. 17-Mooret Philadelphia VS..
Pittsburg.
Sept. 7-Knetzer (Brooklyn) VS..
Brooklyn.
Sept. 2s-o'Toole (Pittsburg, VS..
Chicago.
Three Hits.
May o2-Mathewson New York;
VS.. Cincinnati.
May e7-Reulbach (chicago) VS..
Cincinnati.
June ls-Robinson (Pittsburg) VS..
St. Louis.
June :1-Rucker tBrooklyn> VS..
.
July Cheney (chicago) VS.. Pitts
burg. !
July 9-Harmon est. LOUISE VS.. Bos-
ton.
July 14-Moore (Philadelphia) VS..