The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-05
LOCALS SLAM OUT
ANOTHER VICTORY
Fall on Glass, Maroon Pitch.
er, in Fifth Inning Chase
is Star of the Contest.
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Winnipeg. Man, June 5.-'Bil'
good form yesterday afternoon and
hoped upna the Peggers for their
sixth straight victory. Tim Floods
crew did their best to end their long
string Of defeats at the hands of the
Flickertails, but Glass, who started
the twirling, was given poor support
in places. and the visitors got away
with the game in the fifth and sixth
innings.
The Carney fighting machine again
was in evidence. The infielders work.
Gu IKE cham lightning, and, but for
two misplays. would have got away
with a clean record.
Jarnisan Relieves Morse.
Morse started on the mound for the
visitors, but had to be relieved by
Jarnigan in the seventh. He was wild
sessions, was touched freely. Two
singles and two triples were made Off
his delivery in these innings, and, in
addition, he let one Pegger count on
an error.
But Morse was in fine form compar-
ed to the manner in which Glass blew
up, after finding himself in a hole in
in the eighth, when Flood yanked him
and sent Deiderich to the mound.
HAL Chase, the class Of the league
in short stops. was the brightest star
OF the Flickertails group. He scooped
up everything that came his a and
was the heaviest slugger Of the crew.
He connected for a single, double and
q triple. and, just to be sure that the
fans would remember him, ended his
performance by stealing home.
The Senation of the League.
The playing of the Grand Forks
team during the past week is un-
doubtedly the sensation Of the league.
"Bill' Carney has proved tina he has
the goods" and just at present he
has the scrappiest team in the North
ern. The development Of the infield
considered that it was going so poor
ly but a few weeks ago. Every post
on the circuit has been strengthened,
and the men are working together
with clock-like regularity and Barney
Oldfield speed. DIETRICH on third is
showing class, and is picking up Won
derfully in his hitting. The Grand
and during the remainder Of the sea-
son are going to lead the others a
merry pac
Maroons Take Lead.
But back to yesterdays pastime.
The locals took the lead in the third,
after one was down. Glass singled.
Wilkes walked and Clothier tripled,
sending in two. Kirkham's sacrifice
fly brought Clothier across with the
third tally. Two more were counted
in the next session. Kurke tripled and
Freer beat out an infield hit. De-
Haven grounded to Dietrich, and Ba-
chant hit to Morse, but the latter
threw wild and two INNER scored.
The Flickertails scored their first
session. DeHaven handed the score
to them, when he booted Dietrich's
easy grounder, and the latter scored
on hits by Altman and Chase,
Bad Fifth Inning.
The visitors had their real fun in
the fifth. Bond was an easy out, but
Morse cracked out a single. Edmunds
doubled and Dietrich was hit, filling
the bases. Altman hit to DeHaven,
who tossed out Dietrich at second. but
Wilkes was too slow to complete the
attempt for a double. and one run
was scored. "Rube" Foster hit to
DeHayen. who muffed the ball. and
another was counted. Chase's double
ernptied the sacks and S. Foster
singled. sending in the fifth man.
A single. a triple and another
single gave the visitors two more runs
in the sixth, and Chase counted the
last one in the ninth, when he stole
home after TRIPPING.