The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-14
JARN|CAN AND
MYERS WINNERS
Local Southpaw Let's High
Brows Down With Three
Hits in Nine Frames.
SLIM HAD 1T ON
FORMER TEAMMATES
FGives Them Only Four Safe
ties, One Scratchy, in
Eleven Frames.

By the same scores, 3 to 9. Grand
EForks and Winona divided Sundays
khonors in a pair of as pretty baseball
EEames as n might wish to see.
In the first game Grand Forks made
hhn uphill struggle, tying the in
1.-THE seventh inning and putting across
Ethe winning run in the ninth. The
lt1econd game was tied by Grand Forks
ldn the eighth inning and was won by
llWinona in the eleventh.
Jarnigan in the first game for
|sGrand Forks allowed only three hits.
l,scattered over as many innings. the
Istwo runs being scored in the second
Ixon Croake's home run with one on.
He was opposed by Toraason who
hwas touched up for nine hits, but who
kept hem we'll scattered till the
kSeventh.
Myers in Great Form.
In the second game Slim Myers.
,erstwhile of Grand Forks. pitched re-
I,markahle ball against his former team
bmates. allowing but four hits in eleven
i1nnings and he never was in danger
except The eighth inning when a walk.
ia single and a sacrifice landed two on,
Kan error at short putting the runs
Iascross.
Wells, too. was entitled to a shut
-out, not an earned run being made off
Thin despite the act that eleven hits
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The First Game.
The first game opened promising for
Grand Forks, Dourghty opening with
a single and Rube Foster walking.
Altman forced Dourghty at third and
Sam Foster singled into left. Rube
Foster was thrown out at the plate,
going from second, but for some rea-
son Altman failed to get further than
second from first on the hit ana
-z-- -. 1;,, ~ re h, Sam Eos
ter and was an easy out between
sacks. Collins. Meyer. Fautsch and
Cornell completing the double that
cut off run-getting aspirations.
In the second inning Winona put
Fautsch on by Chase's error. and he
went to second On a wide throw 10
first by Jarnigan. Croake's home run
to right field scored both, that ending
Winona's run getting, and it was NOT
till the ninth, with two down and one
on first, that they hit safely, Croake
getting a double but 1t wasn't good
for a counter.
Edmunds the Real Hitter.
Edmunds proved the plncn hitter
yesterday. while Bond in each instance
paved the way for tallies.
In the seventh Bond singled to right
and Jarnigan was hit by a pitched
ball. Gerlach struck out, but both
scored and the game was tied when
Edmunds drove to center. Edmunds
could not score. though Morse and
Rube Foster were next up, both solns
out Easy.
In the ninth inning Bond again p
ened with a single. Jarnigan sacrt-
fi0ed him and he tool third on Ger
1ach's at first, scoring when Ed
munds>hit the first ball pitched to left
field.
hits.
Nearly All Myers.
1t was nearly all Slim Myers in the
second game. while costly errors in
the first inning gave Winona a lead
sof two runs
In the first six innings only
eighteen men faced Myers, two singles
being made during that time, one be-
Eng doubled inc the other being
caught out trying to go to second. In
the ninth, tenth and eleventh innings
aonly nine men faced Myers. while in
ythe seventh Jour faced him, and in
the eighth five were up against him.
He passed only man at the
opening of the eighth inning.
Winona scored in h first inning
Ace going bad when Gerlach pegged
wild to first. On a throw to third to
catch Cornell, the decision vas close.
collins single to right scored Council,
while Murphy was caught trying to go
to third On a throw from Edmunds.
davis single went to left center and
the throw home was perfect, but Ger
ZACH muffed and Collins scored. The
next two were cas- outs.
In the eighth inning Chas walked
and Bond singled to left. Gerlach
advanced both and they scored when
tTautsch failed to stop Edmunds'
IYrounder. A double play on Wells
shtt retired the side.
In the eleventh inning Davis walk
Led. being sacrificed to second and TAX
Ang third on a fly to Bond. Croake
s1aid an easy grounder to Chase, but he
failed to handle it and the winning
run was across.
Spectacular Features,
Both games rebounded in spectacu-