The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-03
WELLS AND RUDE
FOSTER WON It
Spectacular Work in Second
Contest Monday-Shut-
Out For Canadians.

If anything was overlooked in the
way OF spectacular baseball in the
llrst game, it a inserted in the Sec
ohd contest. Backed by support that
brought the crowd TO its feet time aft
er time, Wells pitched the locals to a
) to . shutopt, only once during the
en!lre game being in a dangerous po-
sltlon. Chase's timely hitting was re-
sponsible for the tallies.
RUDE Foster was the individual star,
Accepting chances that seemed almost
impossible, he out the heart right out
OF the Winnipeg gang. Nothing got
ny him. In the first frame he went
behind second for a grounder that
would have gotten by anybody else in
the circuit slamming it to first for an
out.
Two frames later he Knocked down
two tina looked like certain hits, and
when he came in. the crowd sure ten
dered that boy some ovation. This
new find certainly is a baseball classic,
He took seven chances. playing them
clean, One misplay made on a hard
hit ball that ordinarily would have
gone for a hit, was eXcusable, being in
a hurried through to the sack.
Dutch Altman was also there, TAX
run in. scooping the pill and robbing
kirkham of a hit. Dutch took his
sua summersault in the attempt, but
come through, right side up with the
sphere tightly clasped.
Wells Pitched Fine Ball.
Wells pitching was excellent, the
boy showing all kinds of form. Up to
the fifth inning he let the Peggers
down without a hit, his sensational
support being responsible. During
that period the Peggers had two men
on the sacks, both on errors, but they
failed to get around.
In the sixth inning the first two
men up hit safely, both Clothier and
ers to Wells, going Out at first, while
Kahl was struck out. Gerlach getting
the tip foul for the out.
In the seventh DeHaven opened the
inning with a single, Freer flying out
and Flood walking. Bachant flew to
Bond and Corbett was whitfield.
In the eighth Kurke opened with a
single. was forced at second ny
Clothier. Kirkham was forced to roll
an easy one to Wells and Kahl struck
u In the last inning it was one,
two, three.
Scored i'm First Frame.
Grand Forks started scoring in the
first inning. Carney got life when
Kahl dropped a throw. and was fore
ed at second by DIETRICH. Altman few
to DeHaven. and with two down RUDE
Foster stung one through the pitch
er's box. In the pinch Chase, whose
hitting has been extremely timely, put
M between first and second, scoring
DIETRICH, Sam Foster struck out, re-
firing the side.
In the third the other two runs were
gained when Carney opened with a
single, being caught stealing second,
DIETRICH flying to Clothier. Altman
walked after two were down, stealing
second. and he counted all the way
from second when DeHaven bobhled
Rube Fosters hot grounder. and then
threw badly to the plate. Foster went
to second on the play, and took third
when Corbett threw wild in an at
tempt to catch him off second. He
scored on Chase's second timely clout,
the shortstop banging it for two sacks
this time. Sam Foster flew to Kirk
ham. retiring the side.
After that Corbett had things pref
ty much his own way. only three men
facing him in each inning except the
sixth when Rube Foster. opened with
a single. going to second on Chase's
sacrifice, and being tagged on Sam
Fosters grounder to Clothier.
The scores: