The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03
Hickertalls Take Four Straight From Maroons;
Team Shows Improvement in Every Department
AFTERNOON GAME
INTERESTING ONE
Jarnigan Pitched Excellent
Ball and Was Given Fine
Support Throughout.

The Sinful FIickertails took a dou-
bile punch at the pennant aspirations
of the Timothy Flood gang yesterday
incidentally making it four straight
The Carney kids jumped into the fray
about 3:05 yesterday afternoon. and,
with tantaliZing regularity, kept at the
Maroon outfit for one hour and tWen-
ty minutes, letting up for just a mo-
ment in the last frame to allow the
Peggers to taste the tally soup. They
then chopped the proceedings short,
and, with the hcalthful end of a 81
score in their vest pockets. adjourned
until Sis o'clock.
Jarnigan on the Job.
Mr.. Jarnisan. one of the dominies
of the local lineup, was the master OF
ceremonies for the Flickertails. And
Mr.. %Jarnigan penetrated any
thing in Algebra, Geometry and Lo-
gariths more puzzlins than he dished
across the serving board in Yesterdays
little reception. He only emerged
from his Dan Beard stun long enough
to allow Floods wavelets three hits.
Moe, II of the no-hit-no-run kids
of the Northern, was the server for
the Maroons. He had lots of speed
behind his delivery, but her offerings
were very much to the liking of the
local bingers, and they gathered sew
en- hits. one of which was a double
and another a triple.
Locals Gave Fine support.
Jarnigan had the best kind OF sup
port Yesterday afternoon. h lnfleld
men worked together in clock-like
regularity. and the ~outtielders were
ready at the proper time.
,r(ie. ,,orcOr R,,ho ESnctnr u.hn h9s
replaced Viking King Larson at sec
ond. played the kind of game conduc-
i've to good attendance and enjoy
ment, to say nothing of it's runslaugh-
tering attributes. He fields his posi-
ton exceptionally well. and, even if
he is nearly moved down by the
warm ones from the opposing hats.
he pulls himself together in time to
amputate the hopes at first.
Chase made the short stop job look
cas- yesterday, and never once was
found wanting. His peg across to
first was just as good as ever, while
his mitts intercepted everything that
came near him.
accepting every chance that came his
way. In the third inning. he started
one of the prettiest doubles seen on
the diamond this year.
With two men on bases, a warm one
was slammed towards him. and he
fielded it in time to retire a man at
third. and then pegged it across to
Sam Foster, catching the runner at
first.
Three Doubles.
Three doubles featured the fielding.
In the second inning, Jarnigan was
caught out by kurke, and the latter
made a pretty throw home. catching
$. Foster. The Deitrich-Foster double
came in the fourth: and the Peggers
added another in the sixth. After s.
Foster had got to first on ali error,
Gerlach hit into a double. Foster and
he going out, Moe to DeHaven to
Kahl.
Grand Forks scored her first run in
the initial session. Edmunds started
off by slamming a double to left. He
was sacrificed to third by DIETRICH.
Moe to kahl. Altman singled to
right. scoring Edmunds. A. Foster
and Chase each YER out, Moe to
kahl.
Add Two in the Fourth.
Two were added in the fourth. A.
Foster singled to right, and was sac
rifced to second by Chase. s. Foster
went out. Clothier to kahl. and Ger
lach slngled to center, scoring A. Fos-
ter. Then Bond, the new center
fielder. three-baggered in Gerlach.
Jarnigan ent out, Clothier to Kahl.
That ended. the run-gtting, so far
as Grand Forks was concerned. The
Peggers saved themselves from a shut
out in the ninth inning, when Clothier
scored on kirkham's warm single to
left.