The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
brilliant BALL
IS PLAYED SUNDAY
Spectacular Features in Both
Contests With Locals
Having the Edge.
SEVENTEEN INNINGS
OF WORK
Timely Clouting, Star Pitch
j. ing and Everything
! Else in Evidence.

It was championship baseball ais
the way that put a pair of victories
across for the Grand Forks club
against the fast going Canadian crew
from Winnipeg in Sundays double
header, the locals grabbing both ends
Of the bargain day exhibition by 5
to 3 and 8 to 2 scores
Everything that goes to make the
Eame interesting was to be found in
] the double header staged yesterday.
[ Star pitching. sensational ninth inning
Erallies. spectacular fielding and timely
Uniting. were all in evidence, with the
Grand Forks gang having away the
fSnent.
Morse Good in Eight Innings.
Through eight innings Of the first
tat bay, backed by faultness support.
/ Only two singles were %garnered from
his delivery during those eight frames.
Fun the ninth three singles in a row
I crammed the bases after n was
Ndown. and then he forced a run across
on q free pass.
Myers Makes Good.
! Myers was sent in to turn the tide,
and he succeeded. forcing the next
man to ground for an out at second.
' though one moro run was tailed. He
WAlh0u the Il6AI ILldI LII IIlcu ldIllltu
Kurke, up in the pinch. Myers went
all the way in the second game. one
run in the fifth on a double and a sim
gle. and one in the ninth, when two
errors ave h first two men up life.
were followed by a sacrifice n n
single, being all hat he allowed the
visitors.
Brilliant Fielding and Timely Hitting.
In the field Grand Forks played
brilliant ball the defense being per-
feet for seventeen innings. Through.
the entire first and into the ninth in
ming of the second game the locals
played without an error. Time after
time spectacular plays were staged. in
which both the out1eld and the infleld
were principals.
It was a brilliant double in the
ninth frame of the second game,
started by A. Foster at second, ami
completed by Chase and Sam Foster.
that nipped a likely Canadian rally
after only one score a been counted.
In the batting department Grand
Forks was all that could be desired
They took advantage Of the poor work
Of DcHaven and Bachant in the in
4tial round of the first game by grab
bling three runs. and in the eighth in
ming they sailed the game away by
timely clouting with men on the
sacks
The second game was thrilling, the
clubs going into the ninth inning l to
i. Winnipeg forced n run over.
Grand Forks coming back strong, bat
ting out q brace of tallies n winning
the game. Up to the ninth they had
been able to gather only four hits
from Nelson's delivery. but they land.
ed on him for three singles in that
frame.
The hitting Of Chase. Sam Foster,
Altman and Gerlach is what won both
games. Chase and Sam participating
On all that hitting incident to run get
ting in both games.
The First Game.
The first game opened with Winni-
ununds. leading of for Grand Forks
An the changed batting order, singled.
and took second on DeHaven's mis-
|. play. DIETRICH gained life when Ba-
chant let the third strike hit the
grand Stand. Edmunds going to third.
| Ndmunds counted a moment later
when Bachant let his second one go
by. while DIETRICH advanced again on
h third passed ball by h Canadian
| back stop. Altman e down on a
grounder to Glass. and A. Foster flew
to F1ood. Then Chase. with a clean
single past third base. score DIETRICH,
and he advanced to second on De-
Ravens failure to handle a throw
from the plate On an attempted steal.
San Fosters screaming single through
the pitchers box scored Chase from
second. Gerlach went down, Clothier
60 Kahl.
Winnipeg got one in the second
when Kahl and DeHaven first up, were
walked: Freer sacrificed them. and
kahl scored on Floods grounded to
first. Bachant was famed for the
third out.
Eighth is Fruitful.
There vas nothing more in the run
getting line till the eighth. A. Foster
walked, Chase banged M across sec
,ond base. and Sam Foster scored both
when he doubled to left. The next
three, Gerlach. Bond and Morse, went
down at first, San being held at third
base.
For Winnipeg the ninth looked
good. Kirkham had gone down, A.