The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Chimes special Service,

(Times Special Service.)
st. Paul, April os.-Playing before
a Sunday crowd of about $500 peo-
pie. the Little Saints took the Sec
ond game of the series from the Grand
Forks club at Lexington park yester-
day Afternoon by a score of S to 5.
Charley Jones proteges gave a good
account of themselves and surprised
the fans by clever playing.
Mike Kramer was the big card of
the afternoon. The big HEAVIER was
in great form n had the Forkers
on his staff throughout the game.
Only eight hits We're made off his de-
livery and three of these came in the
ninth inning, when he let up with a
seven run lead. Besides pitching a
superb article of ball, Kramer carried
mered out three hits for a total of
six bases. Two of his drives Were up
against the right field fence and were
good for two and three sacks respec-
lively.
Gardner and Wilson served up the
Blenders for the Forkers and neither
hurler seemed to have anything puz-
cling in his repertoire, the Colts bin
Cling their combined deliveries for
thirteen safeties for a total of twenty
bases. Three base swipes featured the
day, Beel, Kramer and Petit lam
basting the pill.
The Colts ran bases Wild on Catcher
Edmunds. pilfering six sacks on him.
Ray Thomas was r%ingleader and was
guilty of three Of the steals.
Both pitchers started off in nice
style and the first two innings were
a pitching duel. After the Forkers
had been set down in order in their
half Of the third frame. the Colts
started a rally and ounte three runs.
Tta<ooC nnornI <1o fao ~. a. - --z>
single to left field. Glockner made
three attempts to sacrifice. but fouled
off each ball. Weidel hit a fly to left
center that looked good for a hit. but
Altman captured the pill after a hard
run. Jones was safe at second when
Altman dropped his fly and Thomas
o with the initial run. Beel
pered home. At this stage of the
game Gardner was derricked and Will
son substituted. Frank Larson singled
along the third base line sending Beel
home.
Three More in Fourth.
Three more runs We're added to the
Colts total in the fourth round. De-
rusha was given a life on Grogan's
error and went all the way home on
Pettit's three base smash along the
right field foul lines. Kramer scored
his catcher with a bingle to left. He
stole second base and was sacrificed
to third b. Thomas. Glockncr's sim
gle to center sent him over the plate.
Petit singled with one man down
IN n sixth inning. Kramer crashed
INTO one for two sacks to left, which
Petit could have scored on. but the
catcher decided to play it safe and
was held at third base. Thomas
forced Petit at the plate. Thomas
again stole second, but Wilson threw
out Gfockner, ending the round.
The Colts brought their total to
eight in the eighth round. Petit sim
gled With one down and Kramer fol-
lowed with another sacrifice drive to
right field, Petit scoring and Kramer
drawing up at third base. Thomas
garnered a bing1e to left and Kramer
counted: Thomas pilfered second for
the third time, but Glockner fouled to
Dietrich, and Weidel. after reaching
nrst base on a walk, was caught nap
ping by Edmunds.
Grand Forks scored a tally in the
NTH round. Brant was hit by a pitch
ed a and went to second on an in.
held out. He scored when Beel booted
Edmunds' bounder. The Forkers had
men on the bases in the seventh and
eighth rounds. but they got no further
than first base.
With h game won, Kramer let IN
in III ninth. Singles by Grogan ana
roster n a triple by Chase, sand
Wlched IN with two infield errors gave
the Fiickertails four runs.