The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-21
GRAND FORKS GETS
LONG END OF SERIES
MILLER TAMES
COLTS SUNDAY
Recruit From Cavalier Made
Good With Flickertails
~ Yesterday.

This Miller person sure did have
a1ne ! on o Saints yesterday
when he let them down with two runs
end for eight innings held them to
Eonly three hits. On the other hand
Ehis teammates went at the problem
pr playing baseball in the most scien-
I$ach manner and managed to get nine
runs across the platter before the
eSame was at an end. In the course
epf The game they got ten hits off Mr..
6kramer. the same Kramer who the
Enay before passed a man in the
Eleventh inning with the o tied
Ind the bases groaning with humans
\ h grand stand was we'll filled YES
: eerday. the bleachers were filled to
h very limit, while the field was
gCery well crowded with automobiles
4nd vehicles OF all nature and descrip-
fSion. And when the game was all ov.
Pr they all went home with the same
idea IN their minds. namely, that the
lGrand Forks baseball team certainly
yam play ball. and play In Glass A
Sor1n. too. They were On their toes
Eell h time. which Is all that it ts
necessary to say when n rises to re-
mark that Grand Forks is the very
pest baseball city on the entire cir.
Aeuit.
I. Recruit Looks Good.
Miller, a southpaw recruit from
cavalier, N. D.. got away good. Most
pr the hits went to the inhelders in
the nature Of pop-ups. Not until the
last inning did Miller let them hit the
a with any degree of consistency.
It was the first inning in which they
got more than hone hit. Miller SEEM
ed to shut off the power and to take
20 coasting. When two Of the Saints
mad crossed tho NON Ns1lo~ a.
throttle again, let on a little steam
n made the last two men knock
down harmless grounders.
The Flickertails acted like real
dyed in the wool kleptomaniacs yes
terday. stealing four sacks. Chase
was the star thief.
Chase Sticks Good.
Chase was the heavy sticker of the
day, he getting W hits out Of three
official times to the plate. He was al
so hit by Kramer once. Glockner and
Sam Foster a got hits out of four
times to the plate. Bond came across
with a beautiful three Dagger in the
fifth, scoring later on a single by Jer-
by his big swat to the fence. Lizsette
was the only mar on the opposing
team who could manage to hit the de-
livery of Miller with any degree Of
consistency. He got a single and a
triple, but did not score on either one
of them.
The Grand Forks runs came in the
fourth n fifth innings while the two
runs scored by the Saints came in the
last frame.
Field Day Innings.
Glockner was the first man up for
Grand Forks in the fourth inning,
singing to center. Kramer then do
mated a base on balls to Rube Foster.
Altman was safe on first through a
wide heave by Kramer. Sam Foster
bingled INC Glockner and Rube Fos-
ter raced across the pan, Thomas ov-
~erthrowing the plate and letting Alt
man score for the first runs Of the
game. Chase singled and Sam Foster
trotted home. Chase was caught at
second and vas the first out when
Bono forced him there. Edmunds was
at bat when Bond took second. going
to third on the fourth ball. An en-
deavor was then made to work the
double steal. Edmunds making second
put Bond was caught at the plate.
Miller knocked a grounder to the
pitcher and the side was out.
! Jarnigan was the first man up in
the fifth inning and singled to center.
Glockner laid down a nice sacrifice
01hN u osIcI was given d Ud6c on
balls, the second Of the day. Altman
! was hit in the leg by n of Kramer's
I shoots and the bases were full. Sam
Foster came across with his second
cleanup single Of the day, Jarnigan
and the RUDE going home on the
swat. Chase grounded to Kramer and
then came oBnd's awful wallop to
right for three bags. Edmunds sent
him home with a single to center.
Miller laid down in front Of the
plate and was a eas out.
The Forkers were dangerous in all
the remaining innings put were unable
to connect at times when a hit or two
would lee runs. The Saints opened
up on Miller in the ninth and got two
runs before the hired hands got tired
and were called off the job.
Neidenfeuer, batting for Kramer.
got a Texas Lacquer and Thomas vas
hit in the ribs. Grogan few out on
q high one to Chase at third. Hruska
singled to left center and two runs
crossed the pan. Derusha singled to
left and the scoring for the day was
over, Lizzette and Breckenridge lay.
ing down easy grounders to Chase
and Rube Foster. They were easy
outs at first. And then the crowd
went home we'll satisfied with the
slaughter of the SANITY i%nnocents. 1t
had been a Roman holiday.
St. Paul ABB. r. II. Pc. A. E.