The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-15

Clyde Jarnigan. after pitching the
Kind Of ball hat wins games, went to
bat In the ninth inning Of yesterdays
game with the Minneapolis aggrega-
ton three runs to the good. and he
paved the way for a 6 to 5. victory for
the locals with the cleanest home run
that has ever been batted out on the
home grounds.
1t was Indian .Chase's first offering
that Jarnigan met on the nose. The
pill scared straight over Chase's
mead; 1t seemed to gather speed as It
Went, and Olson, at center for the
Millers, uncertain at first just where
the hit was going, finally turned and
started back toward the fence. When
Jarnigan reached third base Olson had
just recovered the ball. o..
Homer Caused Blowup.
The home run blow unnerved Chase
With no n down Fishback gained
a life when Chase hit him in the leg.
DIETRICH, next up, famed. Then
Dutch Altman. the old reliable bat
terfng ram of the left garden, swung
his club against another of Chase's
benders. 1t didn't stop till it hit the
right field fence, and Altman was On
third with Fishback across the pan
before the pill could be thrown in.
u P4SSSON lIllo lSC ny
unglaub at this point. and he pro-
ceeded to strike put Chase, first up.
FosteE drew a pass, Sharrin walk
ing him %purposely.
Brandt Grounder Finished II.
1t was Brandt blow that won the
game. He laid a screaming grounder
to. Grodnick. playing a deep second,
and he failed to handle it. Altman
scored from third and Foster register
ed from second before the Minneapolis
men. who by this time were running
o like a flock of wild rabbits,
collected their wits long enough to
put h ball back in play.
Then the game was over.
Thrill Enough to Interest.
Up to that ninth inning the. game
had been n of the ordinary kind,
with. just enough thrills to make it in.
%teresting.
Jarnigan twirled nice ball. Errors
figured in all Of the run getting on
the part of the Millers, Jarnigan
spreading his hits out quite carefully,
the nine singles registered by the Wis
itors being spread over six in
nings.
He passed but one man, hit one and
struck out four, while his home run
in the last frame proved to be the en-
down the heretofore almost perfect
defense Of the Minneapolis club.
Indian Chase for the Millers struck
out eight Of the locals, he passed six,
struck n nan and, allowed eight
hits. spread over SIX innings. Only
In the first and last innings were the
locals able to register more than one
hit, while the only extra base hits of
the game were those Of the final
frame.
. Had One Big Chance.
Grand Forks had a great chance to
salt the game away in the fourth
frame when Chase's liberality in. the
matter of walks filled the bases with
only one down. But he frightened,
Jarnigan tanning and Fishback flying
out.
Locals Counted Early.
The locals grabbed their first coun-
ter in the opening frame. Fishback
had gone down at first when DIETRICH
hoisted a nice Texas Lacquer into the
left center garden. Altman fouled
out, Chase walked when Foster new
into the left field for a safe one,
DIETRICH scoring from second. Brandt
famed.
In the fifth another run was gained
after W were down. Chase was
walked, Foster singled past third.