The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-20

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By Ellie"
Tae Superio. team suffered its
fourtif straight de9"a: iiere last even
fSE. the locale winning the last game
OF the series 4 TO !.
Performances that do not please lov-
ers oc clean baaecall to sny extent.
Manager Taylor Of the visitors be-
canae abusive and called Umpire
Brennan the usual string OF rotten
names and Brennan had the police es-
cort Taylor from tho grounds again.
Taylor. however. came back and oc-
casionally conferred with his men. re-
tanning a scat in the bleachers and
Erandstand.. One of the Superior
PLAYERS announced to the official scor-
err that the game would be protested
ecaus Taylor was elected from the
grounds and his jumps made the an
nounccment in the last Of the second
that a protested amt was being
played.
In the first of the sixth inning
Sturgeon the Superior second base"
man was caught stealing second base
and Immediately started to abuse the
Grand Forks shortstop. Bell. and
second nasenlan DeHaven. Accord
Ing to the local players this is the
third time the lighting" man of the
I!edless started his rough talk and
abuse and according to DeHaven.
you--." w%hereupon the local Sec
ondhaseman. who appears to he about
as peaceful as any player in the
league. landed a smash on Surgeons
nose that put that player on his
back. a few more punches were
registered and then a small part of
the crowd, a policeman and the play
ORC Or h@p@ $4,000 --
were parted.
There's q Limit.
We cannot commend DeHaven for
trlk1ng any man in a hall game for
1t is POOR Judgment to lose ones tenn
per. But at the same time there is
q limit to the abuse q man can stand
and mine persons out of ten would
nave done the same thing. What
should have done to make it
fair play was to put both men out of
the game. but he understood the cir
eumstances better than the onloek-
ers and ruled a~ccordingly.
Superior Needs housekeeping.
. n the Redlegs need is a house
cleaning and it is rumored they will
get 1t when they arrive home. Some
thing is wrong With the bunch. They
lost four straight games here most
~ because the Grand Forks nine play-
ed ball and partly because they we're
neefng among. themselves and with
the umpire SO much they became dis
organized and did not put up the best
they could.
The disturbing factor Gems to be
Manager Taylor. He appears to he a
POOR loser and has it in for Brennan
the umpire to such an extent that he
Would 40 most anything to disturb the
aroiters peace. of mind--and BODY.
Yes. Superior needs a cleaning up in
aoout four places. The majority of
the men keep their mouths closed and
. play ball but about four of the team
ruins the chances for all. and we don't
wonder that they aren't getting n
crowds at the head of the lakes town.
Now to the Game.
Outside of the few rumbles the
game was a good exhibition of base
ball, some plays of the sensational or
der being pulled off. Il the first in
ming Grand Forks started the ball
rolling when DeHaven. first up. made
a two Dagger. Canty walked and
Hyzer singled and a boot by Black
helped DeHaven to score. Van Dine
famed and Foster scored. Canty and
Hyzer With a two base hit.
superior's, only score came in the
third frame when Rothermel hit
Black with a pitched ball, sending him
to first. Rhodes sacrificed Black TO
second and Perish doubled, scoring
Black. Two flies to Bell then retired
the side.
Some Juggling.
The Dacotahs added another to
their trio in the sixth when Van Dine
singled and Foster followed suit.
Altman sacrificed. sending Van Dine
to third and Foster to second. Bell
laid a high fly into Persh's hands and
Van Dine attempted to score on a
sacrifice fly. Ford, who was catching
missed h throw coming on the
FOUND and Rhodes. backing him up,
threw IT over Ford's head again.
third time and Ford again muffed the
throw. allowing Van Dine to score.
Then Ford was ierked and Anderson
went in to catch.