The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-22
oBBENIEs BREAK THE LOCK AND
$AMPER away WITH THE TREASURE
Oh,lSo Near and Yet So Far-Seems as # We Might have
Gotten Just This One Little Game
49,. Al L least.

nice In right field. In the fifth Du-
luth Tailed their fifth run. johnson
singled. advanced to second on
Kuehn's short poke. and completed
the circuit on McGraw's bingie. the
latter dying at home on Van Dimes
f1ossy heave.
1t looked like a holiday. peanut
money and a ticket to the circus in
the sixth. Van Dine reached first
when Bluine dropped the pellet. Eos
ter singled, Lohr got on by the field
er's choice route. Edmunds drew a
drunk. Heiser raped off a single
that scored. Foster. Mighty Casey.
no Myers. we'll they both did it. N.Y.
ers struck out with the pillows as
crowded a a ten cent store on bar
gain day.
It's in the score book, but it brings
tears to think about it, SO let us say
by getting a hit. going around on
kuehn's single. and hitting the high
spots for home when Strain dropped
i~ngloriously iuggled. a weak little fly
by Menice. Score, 6 and 3.
Then the Fireworks.
Listen. Sure that's easy. That
noise you hear is simply the echo Of
the fanlets' gladstone yelps in the
lucky seventh of yesterdays fracas.
Straine flew out to O'Brien. Then
Bell singled. Van Dine got the ball in
the shin and took first. Foster shot
them round another stop when Lee
her did the vaudeville juggling act.
Twas then that the fans tool a long
breath and things looked dismal
when Lohr sent a foul Fl ystraight up
and straight down into Erickson's
baseballitical cogitations. or chron-
icling what followed. there is a Woe
full lack of words in Mr.. Webster's
production of modern literature. Ed
munds simply fell on the ball and
one--two-three. they crossed the
platter. Edmunds prodigaled himself
when Sours tried to handle the spher-
old daintily. Score. Z to 6.
One, two. three. seven balls pitched
n Duluth took the field again after
the first half Of the eighth. Leber
walked. tried to work a steal and was
thrown Il Sours singled and took
a good lead off first. Duke O'Brien
in all his majesty sauntercd to the
rubber. looked one over and chose
bat like Il bullet. headed straight for
Myers mitt. who glommed it in its
flight and doubled it to second. catch
ing sours miles off the sack.
In the last half of the eighth frame.
the locals boosted the score two more
notches. strolled after look
ing over the first four offerings of
Johnson. Then Hoffman went in to
twirl. Straine got on by way OF
Hoffman's error. Bell failed to peal
and his clapper made the breezes
whistle. Van Dine singled, scoring
Donovan and Straine. Score. 3 to 6.
Little Tricklcs of Wctncss.
True. there We're little trickles of
salt sea on the faces of the fans. Two
or three young ladies also spoiled
compilations by the unexpected ap-
pearance of saline tears. With the
score 9 to s and a win almost assured.
it happened. Myers blew up. not
very high. but UP to the fourth story
at least. He succeeded in retiring
two men, but--weep We not in curn-
full numbers our turn is coming yet
Hoffman singled. and Kuehn doubled,
scoring the Dutch twirler.
With Ludefisk Kuehn on second.
McGraw tripled. chasing the former
round the course. Then Menice
swatted for two stations and sent Nc
Graw in. Then-then-well Leber's
labors were not lost. He singled. and
Menice footed home with the score
that won. 'Nuf said.
Grand Forks got two men on bases
in the last half of the ninth but never
a hit showed up in the dark cloudy
horizon.
! Here's the score: