The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-08-12
Redwood Insists
Upon SCalping the
Famous WOrrierS
Game Played on North Redwood Dia-
mond Sunday Draws Large At
tendance of Fans
RAIN BREAKS UP THE GAME
A Horse A Piece and Hard Fight
Gives Redwood The
Driver
RAIN BREAKS UP THE GAME
(By the Sporting Editor)

(By the Sporting Edltor)
That game of base ball last Sunday
at North Redwood between Joe Ge-
roy's Selects and the famous Lucan
warriors surely brought out a large
number of fans who were given a
clean exhibition of base ball.
Between four and five hundred en-
thusiastic, though peace loving, fans
were just in the height of their glory
when something which had been hang
ing over head all day long, gave way
and everyone partook of a modest
shower bath. Naturally the game was
brought to finish.
Five innings were played from
which the Redwood boys had gained
much as the Lucan boys had been able
to pull down only one score.
Perhaps the rain came as a welcome
relief to Lucan for it really looked bad
If the game were to be finished. Red.
woods mighty twirler was not giving
them the merest 'look-in" and was
sure to stick to the finish.
The Lucan boys are a mighty clean
bunch of sportsmen and we always
welcome a contest with them. De-
feated or victorious you will always
find them playing the game without
the usual arguments.
The game as played by innings:
Ist Inning
w. Dolan struck out; r. Glib out at
first on grounder. Welter struck out,
no runs.
Allen hit to pitch, out at first; Reid
er, the hefty Morganite, struck out;
Williams hit to third, put out at first.
No runs.
End Inning
Lende, Lucan's center fielder,
Slapped the first ball pitched on the
nose for what should have been two
bases, but the ball got tangled up in
the hay fever sprouts, loosing itself
just long enough to allow the tall boy
a circuit run. Undum then struck out,
as did j. Dolan and Johnson. One run.
Jones flew out to field; Freidl hit
safe for one base; Stub worked I'M
dunn for walk, Freidl taking second;
Freidl took third on muff by catch;
Reed over the strike out route. Freidl
out in attempting to steal home. No
runs.
Ord Tpr;rn
Kramer struck out; Thorsen hits
grounder to Freidl and is out at first.
w. Dolan struck out. No runs.
Mcpherson grounded out to first;
Glib hit safe Allen hit to short fore
| ing Glib out at second and himself
out at first on double play. No runs.
4th Inning
r. Glib hit grounder to Freidl, out
at first; Welter hit to pitch, out at
first; Lende this time struck out. No
runs.
Reider hit for two bases; Williams
singled; Reider to third; Jones struck
out; Freidl connects for double, scor-
ing Reider and Williams; Thompson
hit fly to right field, Freidl takes third
on this sacrifice. Reed hit to J. Dolan
who slipped on the long green allow
ing Reed to reach first on error and
Freidl to score; Mcpherson struck out.
Three runs.
5th Inning
Undum struck out. J. Dolan gets
first on wild throw by Glib, but is
caught out stealing second; johnson
struck out. No runs.
Glib hit safe; Allen did likewise for
two bases; Reider struck out; Williams
hit for two sacks, scoring Glib and
Allen; Jones got first base on error by
]. Dolan scoring Williams. Freidl
struck out; Thompson out on fly.
Three runs.
Summary
Hits of Glib, 1; off Undum, 8: 2
base hits; Allen, !; Reider i; Freidl 1;
Williams, l. Home run, Lende. First
base on balls, of Undum, 1 I; stolen
base, Reed, l. Struck out by Glib, 10;
BY Undum, 6. Sacrifice fly. Thomp-
SON double play. J. Dolan to x. Glib
to w. Dolan.