New Ulm review., 1913-07-09
New Ulm's Baseball pefcenta4e
Climbs.

New Ulm made il three straigh
from N ankato last week when ihey
crossed bats on the 4th, 9TH and 6tf
: with the fast Manksto lOlsen's) team
"Liumy'' Pnhlmann was selected T.
90 The twirling for the locals on The
4th and pitched good ball for ave
innings when he Vas succeeded By
Art. Huhn Who held the Mapkato boys
during The remainder Of the contest.
i The game started with ,Mohlke the
6rst visitor 70 bat, who hit for two
bases, but PuhlmAnn hung the next
1.-TWO men on his belt by tbe strike out
fiine. The next man sasnesn, lined, to
| r. Dahms for the BIRD ont, P0li1a
twss first up for New Ulm and he II yed
when Bra4isr booted the ball.
Williams sacrificed, aeiiest sineled,
scoring Poland. r. Dahms ,sseri6ced
and Seifert scored . moment later.
This ended the scoring for the time
being. Mankato scored two runs on
an error, an out and TWO singles. New
Ulm came back and sent . runner
across the rubber in the 2nd inning
and also another in the fourth. After
this inning New Ulm got men across
the rubber almost st will. Poland's
base running and Seifert's, r. Dahm's
and Kleinschmldt's batting featured
the game. The final score; Mapkato,
3; New Ulm, l3.
Mankato 20 0 2 0 0 l 0 o o. 3
New Ulm-2 l O1 ? ; 0 4 x-l3
Batteries - New Ulm, Pullman,
Huhn and Kleinschmidt. Manksto,
Knoff and Johnson. ....
Big Bill Pfeiffer was called upon
Saturday to show the fans that he
could come back and was found to
dish them out for MsnkAso. This
proved to be the best game of the
season as Big Bill pitched . good
game with almost perfect support.
Bollkened pitched good ball outside
the first inning when errors, hits
and one sacrifice allowed the home
team to score runs which proved
enough TO win. Mankato scored 2
runs in the third on hits, errors
and II out but after that Pfeif1er
settled down and the visitors could
not ind him. The pitching and batting
of Pfeiifer and team work featured the
game. The score:
Msnkato 20 C. 2 0 0 90 0 %
New Ulm 4 0 0 0 90 l 0 Ks
Bstteries-New Ulm, Pfeif1er and
Kleinschmidt; Mankato, Bollkened
and Steiner. .- 49,.
With two victories to their credit
the locals we're determined to make it
three straight. Cap Mueller was
on the mound for New Ulm and
pitched great game allowing Man :
ksto only l bit, this coming in the 9th
inning. Steiner was on the firing line
for Mankato ard pitched great ball,
but his teammates gave him ragged
support. Final score too.
Mankato 20 0 0 20 0 90 O 90
New Ulm % o l O 0, l x-7 |
Bs.teries-New Jlm, Mueller and |
Kleinschmidt; Manksto, Steiner and |
Wagner.
Notes. ;'
Every fan must agree that the team
this year is the best that has repre-
sented New lin on the diamond for a
long time.
:'Heinie'' Dahms did some clever
work in the field Sunday. !
Poland is star on bases. His base
running was feature at the 4th of
July game.
''Cap" Mueller has pitched rs con-
secutive innings without a score. He
shut out the fast Loyola club on
Decoration Day for eight innings
when he was relieved by Pfeiffer. June
% be shut out Redwood Falls and
asst Sunday shut out ManKato.
Unless Williams slackens bis speed
" short he will be in fast company
,re long.
Cordes, q. Dahms, Pullman and
ofeiffer, the military boys on the local
;eam are at Camp Lakeview this week
and will not be in the lineup Sunday.
The fast Nicollet team plays on the I
Association Grounds Sunday. Huhn
will pitch for the locals.
New Ulm has played Is games this
eason ana has won II, lost and one !
ie game. ,
r. Dahms left for Sleepy Eye Tues