The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-10

Grand Forks fans who were robbed
Of two innings of baseball Saturday
night. had it made up to them last
night. when a scheduled seven-inning
game was played nine innings.
Superior apparently had the game
tucked into their win-basket and then
n fans, who were rather cold from
the change of temperature due to hail.
DESTROYS of exercising their vocal or
cans, and of sending some blood cours-
ing through their veins. got busy. And
they made some racket-and then
Dusty Rhoades, who up to this time
had pitched stellar ball. took his little
aviation flight. and never even hit a
wire so he could come down.
This was in the seventh inning. the
last chance the locals had to run a
few over the rubber. Superior already
counted thrice, one Of the tallies being
on a doubtful decision at home plate.
Foster was h first man up INT drew
a walk. Bell hit to short and made
first on the choice, Foster going out
at second. Lohr walked and so did
Edmunds. filling the bases, and in the
meanwhile the 500 ANS were yelling
themselves hoarse in order that they
might retain Mr.. Rhoades' little goat,
and they were successful. Wilson
then went in to bat for Meyers and he
also drew four. forcing in a rum.
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h next thing the fans realized the
locals had it tied up, DeHaven slap
ping a double between left and center.
scoring Lohr and Edmunds. Some
more yelling INC a grounder to first
base and it was all over. The score
was tied and then for the extra meas
ure. Neither side scored in the eighth
or ninth and McGloom then called
the game for darkness.
Tried New Man Out.
Morse. who came to Grand Forks
yesterday from the Lacrosse team of
the Minny league. started twirling for
the Dacota1s. Morse came here reput-
ed as a good man and showed consid-
cradle class in warming up. He was
unlucky or had stage fright in the
inning he pitched. however. hitting a
nj and allowing two hits. One of
them should have been reached by
Foster. however. going near first into
right. but a man on shut off the view
and the first baseman did not connect.
Morse was taken out after the first
inning and Meyers did the mound
work. Donovan. his former teammate,
made the only bingle off the lanky
boys delivery but the Redlegs counted
once while he threw, an overthrow by
VenDine to first letting Ford to Sec
ond and he was sacrificed to third.
Penrud then raised a fly t O center and
Hyzer pegged it home to head off the
run. The ball reached Edmunds
while Ford was ten feet away and Ed
munds tried to jab Ford as he was
sliding. The runner was called safe
by McGloom. who was right on deck,
but the G. F. players and crowd SEEM
ed to question the decision, feeling
that Ford was out. In the stand it
ooked as though he was, but Taylor's
men and the jumps say Ford slid under
the ball and reached the pan. Here
endeth Superior's scoring for the day.
Was a Good Game.
n game from a spectators stand
point was one of the best played here
this season. After the first half Of the
first. when Superior counted twice It
was one. two. three and side retired.
Snappy fielding featured, every man
IN both infields seeming to be up on
his toes. and the outfelders also work
ing in good style. Then the last half
OF the seventh, marked by Rhoades'
generosity. was a little ragged and
after that two more innings of big
league ball. Ball games like those Of
last evening take well and show thai
Grand Forks and Superior are about
even on ball teams and always make
the game interesting. This is the third
game IN succession Grand Forks has
tied up or beaten the T%aylorites in the
last bats. Here's hoping it happens
some more.
The box score.