The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-28

winnipeg, MdH., May S0.-A SpeCa.
cular catch by Dutch Altman in the
contest, robbed Winnipeg Of the Sec
ond of the series Of games with the
Grand Forks Flickertails at the River
Park pasture yesterday afternoon.
Altman jumped in with his deed Of
daring when the Maroons had started
to make another ninth inning rally
and it seemed to pot the game. Aft
err two were down Kurke brought the
crowd to life with a, three base clout
to right field and HEAVIER Wilson re-
fused to take a chance or Clothier and
passed him ~purposely..
Deiderich in Hard, Luck.
Pitcher .Dich Deiderich certainly
must be the hard luck cuss of the To-
cal fingers and If a pitcher ever de-
served a victory young Deiderich did
Yesterday. He Outpitcheds two Grand
Forks beavers, but his team mates put
up the rankest kind of a performance
behind him. The visitors would not
have scored a run with any kind of
decent support. Six glaring errors
were made by the Maroons In which
Sam DeHaven was the worst offender.
Sam had. an off day for sure, heboot-
ing pretty nearly everything that
came his way and when he made one
Of the most foolish plays ever seen
here in the eighth inning by throw
ing wild to. first base with. the nan
standing on the bag he practically
tossed, the game away as the two run
ners on the path moveds.up a base
which allowed them to score while
had the throw mot been. made not
more than n runner would have
tailed.
Manager Bill Carney must be hand
ed, a lot of credit for the victory. 1t
vas his ability to make the right
move at the right time that kept his
team in the running and finally land
ed them the bacon. In the third when
two runs and filled the bases. Carney
yanked the twirler and lei Wilson to
the mound. Wilson stopped the rally
and only allowed, one nor run in the
rest of the game. Again in the eighth
when the Maroon infield wobbled bad
ly. Carney put himself in as a pinch
hitter and he beat in the two runs
that Won the game with terrific
drive to left field. Larson stopped a
very likely rally. In the eighth when
he grabbed Kirkham's line drive with
his bare hand and, .heldsthe ball.. Had
Kirkham got away With the hit the
Maroons no doubtswonid have scored
at least one run
Poor Fielding Loses Game.
Deiderich only allowed six hits, and
with a little better fielding by DELAY
en- would have got away with four.
but he was very WILD at the start. and
In nearly every round was II. trouble
as the result of wildness or loose work
by the inf1eld. However, hePgenerally
pitched himself oAtsafethat hQtka except
In the eighth When Carney came
through With hit in the pinch. The
visitors We're handed a run in the first.
Fishback got a. life to start when DE
Haven booted the ball. Gerlack's; out
advanced him a base. Foster walked
after Gerlack had reached third. on
a. wild pitch. Altman hit to Flood,
and 1t looked like a put out at, the
plate. but the manager fumbled the
ball and did we'll to get Foster going
to second.
The locals broke into the scoring in
the third. After one was down Del
derich scratched a hit, and Kurke
sent the pitcher to third with a drive
to right. Clothier was there in the
pinch, and hit he first ball for a clean
single, Deiderich scoring and Kurke
going to third. Kirkham bounced a
hit off the pitcher, scoring Kurke.
Kahl put up a Texas Lacquer, and the
unner had to wait until they saw
whether the ball was caught. but no.
body managed to get it. Wells was