The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-01
DAC0TAHS TAKE THE
GAME TO-DAY p.
BY as
Some Good Playing Marked
the Game and Contest
Was Close.

Driving a good bingle toward short
stop in the last half of the tenth,
after Edmunds had made a two-bag-
ger, Myers, who did the twirling for
the Dacotahs this morning, won his
own game. Superior tied the score
in their half of the ninth, but were
unable to do anything in the tenth:
After Edmunds had doubled and had
been sacrificed to third, Myers step
ped UP and scored Edmunds, making
the final count 4 to g..
The sensational catch Of Altman in
the first half Of the ninth was the
only real feature of the game. Su-
two men were on bases, when Ben
rud drove a long one to- Altman's sec
ton of the garden. He had to make
a long run for it, but reached out
and grabbed it just in time. This
play brought forth the only real en-
thusiasm of the game, Altman being
forced to recognize it after he ap-
peared at the bench.
Kid" Taylor. who pilots the Su-
perior squad, was fined IS and put
off the grounds in the last of the first
inning. Taylor complained about a
decision of Umpire Marsh in Super
ior's half of the inning. and, after
Grand Forks came to bat, found &C.
casion to argue a few more. He sat
Oh tHe peHcH anu toiu lHe uiitPiiS
what he thought of him, but he took
too long to do it. After being warned
he did not stop it. and Marsh fined
him IS. This did not satisfy Mr.. Tay-
lor and he was ordered from the
grounds. He was escorted off by one
of the park policemen, and watched
the remainder Of the game from Il
corner of the fence.
Grand Forks. scored first in the
DeHaven singled and Hyzer
went. out. Ford to Curtis. FanDine
flied out to McCauley and Foster dou-
bled, scoring DeHaven. Bell struck
out.
Two more were added in the fourth.
Edmunds drew q pass and was ad-
vanced to second, when Bowers got
on first on a flelder's choice: Myers
out. Lampman to Curtis. DeHaven
hinged out an easy one. but Lamp
man did not handle it in time and
Edmunds and Bowers came in, De-
Haven getting on first. Hyzer ended
it by going out. Benrud to Curtis.
In the tenth, Edmunds was up first
and doubled. He was sacrificed to
a long lead and came in a minute or
two later on Myers bingle.
Superior scored in the first. Persch
vas passed and went to second on
an error by Bell. He was sacrificed
to third by Donovan and scored on
Curtis two-bagger. Curtis was SAT
rifced to third by Ford, but McCauley
ended it by going out, DeHaven to
Foster.
They scored again in the third.
Black vent out, Bell to Foster, and
Lampman singled Perish got on
first on a felder's choice. Lampman
being thrown out. Bell to DeHaven.
Perish got to second on Fosters err
ror. Donovan was given a pass and
Perish scored on a bingle by Curtis.
the latter being allowed to. go to first
on a fielder's choice. Ford ended it
by going out Bell to Foster.
Superior tied the score in the ninth,
after w men were out. Donovan
and Curtis were put out in order,
after which Ford singled. stole sec
ond and came home on a single by
Dunn. McCauley, who was passed,
and Dunn were on bases. when Ben
rud knocked a high n out to Alt
man, who saved the day by spear
ing it.