The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-03
A fine EVENING
FOR THE SAINTS
They Had No Trouble Beat
ing Grand Forks in Sec
ond of Series.
LOOK BUSHY WITH
MEN ON THE PATHS
Morse Was in Championship
Form For Three Rounds
Errors Help.

Grand Forks was easy for St. Pau
last evening, the Q to ! score bein,
quite indicative of that fact.
Through three innings both team.
looked good. Then something hap.
pened. st. Paul got a couple men or
the bases and there wasn't much t.
1t after that.
1t was pretty bushy baseball tina,
Grand Forks offered, while Kramer's
pitching was of the variety that made
the batsmen look sick. Four singles
scattered over three innings, together
With three walks, was his total allot.
ment.
Hitting freely and running bases
Just when they counted the heavies,
Tor the visitors, Lizett's crew had a
glorious time Of it.
Morse pitched seven innings for
Grand Forks. He allowed nine hits
in that time. and famed eight. walk
ing none. Christ Arson, the new re-
cruit who is billed to go the entire
route tonight. worked the eighth and
ninth. allowing n run on a single
and triple, and tanning three.
Kramer allowed but four singles,
scattered over three innings. He
passed three men and famed five.
Morse Starts Fine.
Morse started we'll for Grand Forks.
going through the first three innings
without a man on first, and striking
u five of the nine men up. The
fourth was opened by Breckenridge
with a double to the left line, Dries
striking out. a single to the left gar
den put Thomas on DeRusha on first,
ran the base. Chase relaying the ball
to Longstaff-but Stout said he was
safe, although 1t looked the other way
to a lot of people.
DeRusha very promptly took second
on a steal. When Thomas grounded
to third. Longstaff let the pill go to
the field , both runners counting.
Thomas took second and third steals,
and scored while Hruska was being
The fourth gave the visiting crew
two tallies. Grogan singled to left
center and was sacrificed to second by
Glockner. He took third on Kramer's
out at first, and scored when Ruhe
juggled Breckenridge's grounder. An
other single by Dries after Brecken-
ridge stole second added another tall
ly. but was thrown out at the plate
trying to score on DeRusha's infield
hit.
In the sixth a double by Thomas
and a single by Hruska was god for
one run. Kruska stole both second
and third. counting on Grogan's sin
gle. Grogan stole second, but the
next two were easy OUTS.
In the seventh. Dries, second up,
tripled, coming home on a wild pitch,
this inning concluding Mr.. Morse's
pitching for the evening.
Christ1anson to the Rescu
Christensen came in in the eighth.
Hruska, first up. hit the first ball
pitched for a single, but was thrown
wild, With a pair of errore occurring
grounder. Lizett took second on a
passed ball, and scored when Clock
rer tripled to left after Grogan had
grounded to Sam Foster. Kramer
famed.
In the ninth, Breckenridge went
down on a grounder. and Dries and
DeRusha We're famed.
How Grand Forks Scored.
Grand Forks single tally came ir
the sixth when Rube Foster got 8
walk. took second on a passed bal
and came in when Sam Foster
singled to left. Gerlach also singled
but was forced at second by Chase
retiring the side.
In the fourth inning Sam Foster
gained life on an error. but was
caught fiat footed off second.