The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-19

81 a 5-3 victory over the Superior
Radlecs i'm last evenings game the
Grand Fork; tNam jumped to second
place, This is tho first tim the locals
have hnen ncyt to The top in the his
tor" Of She eco Eve league. We have
h""n first. lat and third and We're
1ie1 for second once, but for a regu-
la; h,hitat;on the pacotahs are now
occnpNin:, next to the top for the in
itiai inc
Last %niait's same was slow in many
respects Nhiteside was on the
mound for Grand Forks and held Su-
rerior to f"rr singles. hut passed
sc-en men. several times getting into
bad holes ami filling the bases.
Jensen started in tho box for SUI
perior. with Roy catching. The first
three.t;ranl ifori(rrs at the hat tapped
Mr.. .lens.n 10y SINGLES and then Taylor
put in i!ie Chief Chase again and he
held the most % batters to 5 hits.
Re-. who vas rec".Ni!ig for the Red
I"gs, riayn'l poor lnil i'm tina position,
ovelt1r"v"'l,r So. ond and missing two
good. foul f1ie' th"' no should have
reached. Tavior pulled him out Of
,c%atcher,:s plare in The second and sent
him tn risi,t field. henching Francis
and placing Anderson as catcher.
-, >,cn.' from Park.
In the first. OF the sixth inning Man
ager 1'ayior and Pitcher Rhodes of
the Superior t"am We're escorted from
the ]arounGs ny Officers Dngan and
Eliven. after Umpire Brennan had
given orders to the local cops.
Andersen wAS at bat and there We're
three men on bases and only one
Gown. Anderson apparently struck at
q high one. swinging his bat at least
part of The distances. brennan ruled it
a strike and TAYLOR rushed up and an
argument nn=''cG. which ended in
Tallor's being escorted from the
grounds hy Officer Dugan. While
this WIS going Oh Rhodes said ome
thing t" the llmp: which also caused
his removal from til" grounds. Neither
Of tho mon we're fined. only being sent
from the grounds. which left only one
utility man on the Superior bench.
Started OH Well.
Grand Forks started the scoring in
tho first inning after Il nice double
play headed off a Redleg score.
Whit rsidc walked Pcrsh. the first SUI
pcrioritc up, and Sturgeon singled.
Roy went out on an attempted hunt.
raisin. IL short fly to Foster. and Dun
levy Was walked. putting Perish on
third and Sturgeon on second. Dunn
hit a Sr"undcr TO Wlliteside, who
caught Perish at the home plate and
Edmunds doubled it to first. also
catching Dunn.
On the Grand Forks end of the
first Deilavcn knocked a not grounder
to short. which Was hard to handle
and the local second bascman BEAT it
to first. An overthrow sent DeHavcn
to second. C'anty singled and Hyzer
did. tho same. scoring DefIaven. Hyzer
stole second.
Some Hard Luck.
\ little hard luck beat Grand
Forks ont of a couple of scores at this
point. NanDine knocked a clean hit
through short and third and llyzer,
who was running from second to third
tried to jump over the ball but a
bound caused the pill to hit. him and
he Was called III for interference.
Canty had scored and liyzcr would
nave on the hit. but owing to the un-
avoidable interference Canty had to
80 back to third and Hyzer was
down. Altman singled after this but
Bell few out to center field, retiring
the side.
Superior negotiated three runs in
Il second inning. several errors by
Whiteside putting two men. around
and Il single by Sturgeon bringing in
the scores. This ended the counting
for the visitors.
Grand Forks tied it up in the Sec
ond. Edmunds walking. Whiteside sac
riflcinS him to second and DeHaven's
single bringing in the score In the
fourth the locals Tailed again after
Bells walk. Whiteside singled to
center field and Dunlevy allowed the
ball to roll through him. Bell scoring
on the error. Foster negotiated the
fifth score in the fifth inning. a boot
by Barth letting him on. Foster stole
second and Altman's single scored
him.
The locals played errorless ball with
the exception of two overthrows by
Whiteside, which were disastrous for
the time being. indirectly causing two
of Superior's scores.
Score by innings:
Grand Forks. ....2 l OIL 0 o Ks
Superior ........0 3 0 O o O 0 o.
Summary: Double play. whiteside
to Edmunds to Foster: sacrifice hit,
Whiteside; bases ON balls. off Chase 2,
Whiteside z: earned runs. Grand
Forks 2: struck out. by Chase 3,
'Whiteside Z: left on bases, Grand
Forks s.. Superior Z. Umpire, Bren-
nan. Time of game. 1:4O.
JAMESTOWN BEAT MINOT.
Jamestown N. d., June 19.-rIn a
game marked by heavy hitting at op-
perfume times, jamestown defeated
Minot at the ball park in the open
ing game of a series Of five games.