The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-24
SWEEP OF
BR0NCH0 SERIES
Forkers Take Third Straight
Game From Minneapolis
Score is 4 to 3.

Grand Forks took the series away
from Minneapolis last evening when
they won the last game in a thrilling
ninth inning finish. The morning
game a been a warm one but the
evenings clash was a hot one. Both
sides played very nice baseball. Grand
Forks pushing the winning run across
IN the ninth with the bases full.
There was a large n very enthus-
lastlc crow present. Besides the
home guard that so faithfully sticks
to the team for better or worse there
was a large number of fair visitors
pulling for the Forkers. They all
said that the class of baseball that
was being played was a revelation and
While they were in the city for the
fair.
The Forkers played star baseball
in the evening contest. There vas
not a slip during the entire route.
Wells. on the slab for the locals,
twirled a very pretty and effective
game. In the seven innings that he
pltched only two runs We're made off
MIN. In the eighth inning Jarnigan
went in to bat for him-and raped
out a pretty single, the third hit off
Mclaughlin.
Mclaughlin did some very nice
work in the box until the eighth in
nlng when he blew up and the hits
and drives commenced to rattle off
the bats of the Forkers. Sharrin sue
ceeded him but got the worst of 1t
the F1ickertails, who We're on a
batting bee.
The last inning wac the thriller Of
the game. The Forkers had tied the
score in the eighth and it commenced
10 look K an extra inning battle. The
Little Mlllers got one run in the last
frame and victory for the Forkers
seemed a hopeless proposition, when
.hey Went to bat in their half of he
last inning. An error. a sacrifice hit.
a walk and a single. a double and a
triple sent two runs across tine nan
and the crowd made its way 70 tho
mind. ~ vi
How They Counted.
Minneapolis got their runs in the
nth and ninth innings, while the
f'orkers got theirs in the seventh,
eighth and ninth.
Handschu, the first man I'M for
Minneapolis in the fifth, singled. De-
Raven sacrificed and McKibbon
doubled. scoring Handschu. Nc
Laughlin drove in McKibbon with a
heat single to center. Two runs.
In the seventh inning Altman was
NV 'Hst man up Tor the He
went down on a grounder. Sam got
a walk and Chase went down on a
grounder. Bond singled and scored
Sam Foster.
In the eighth %Jarnigan was the first
man up, batting for Wells. He
singled to center. Morse and Clock
ner singled in succession. Jarnisan.
who had advanced to third, came
home on a passed ball. Altman hit
into a double play after Rube Foster
had been passed.
The ninth opened with two rum
each. Minneapolis opened with
Berger. He struck out. Handschu
singled and stole second. DeHaven
struck out. McKibbon singled, scor-
ing Handschu.
Grand Forks opened with Chase a,
bat. His drive was neatly handled
by Briere. but was heaved over first
by him and Chase was safe. Bond
sacrificed and Jerry Edmunds drove
out a triple, scoring Chase. Jarnigan
took first on a fielder's choice, Ed
munds being nipped at the plate.
Morse doubled and Glockner walked.
Rube Foster singled with the bases
full and Jarnigan scored when an
endeavor was made to get Morse at
second for the third out.
| Tho ccoro.