The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-07
GAME WON WITH
TWO MEN down
Locals Played Uphill Ball
all the Way-Finished
Sensationally, However.

Grand Forks yesterday Afternoon de-
feated Winnipeg 5 to 4. After play
ing an uphill game all the way, the
Tlickertails came from behind and re-
deemed themselves, winning in n OF
the best finishes seen on the local field,
the-baSeS-full finishes, and it brought
the crowd to it's feet with enough JOY
to dispel the crouch of the tariff OPP
ponents. Those who tripped out OF
the park when Foster was thrown
at first missed one of the greatest
supper-tahle topics of recent times.
and last night We're wearing a scowl
that was only outdone by Timotheus
Flood and his hopefuls.
Except for thai finish. the game
amounted to very little. 1t was 6. list
less contest up to the last half of the
ninth. but the windup was enough to
satisfy the fans.
When Meester Flood saw the tide
Of battle flowing Dacotahward. he did
his darndest to stop the rush, but his
protegee failed him in his
of trial. Diederick. who pitched two
Init ball into the ninth, prepared to
get away with a win.
First Two DoWnel.
It was easy for the first two bats
men. Foster went out, Diederick to
Kahl, and Brandt followed in the
same route. Mr.. Diederick smiled as
Edmunds pranced out. stick in hand.
ready to smash the corner out of the
fence. Mr.. Diederick's smile gave
way to a look of doubt. as n of his
halls made connections with Edmund
anatomy, and the latter tripped to
first. Jarnigan, who pitched the day
before, was sent in to bat for Lyman.
Perchance this disconnected Mr.. Die
derrick, for he Immediately proceeded
to issue a free n to first. Gerloch
beat out an easy bunt, filling the
bases.
Morse. who made the first two-bag-
ger of the game, tripped to the plate,
wearing a smile that ent another chill
cavorting the length of Diederick's
SPINAL column. Diederick wrapped
himself into a knot, unwound, and
Morse connected for a hot single to
left, scoring Edmunds.
Flood Eerricks Diederick.
Then. MIR. Flood took a hand. Die
derrick was ruthlessly snatched from
the cen Of conflict. and, as it proved.
rescued from a defeat. Mr.. Peasly.
towerign high over the head of His
Jumps, filled The box. With three men
In bases and the Flickertails one tally
short of tieing the score, he had a
tough problem to solve. His twirling
arm was suddenly sliced with an at
tack of stage fright and commenced
dishing out balls
Flood. fearful of what would hap
pen, yanked him after he had thrown
three balls, and sent Friend Moe to
the front. After allowing Moe to warm
up for a minute or two, he was forced
to send him back to the side lines to
get in trim. He had forgotten, pur-
posely or otherwise. that a pitcher,
substituted for another, must continue
On the firing line until the PLAYER then
at bat has either been retired or
reaches first.
Jarnigan Forced In.
Peasley Immediately celebrated his
return to the fracas by issuing a. pass
to Altman, forcing in Jarnigan with
the tieing score. Dietrich followed.
Kahl. He fielded it in plenty of time.
but Moe. who was covering first, drop
ped 1t, and Gerioch trotted home with
the winning run.
Morse Pitched Fine Game.
Morse. who pitched for Grani
Forks. played a splendid game. If
he had been given The proper support.
b game would have been much bet
ter and the ccoun of its progress en-
ttrely different. The first session was
rather disastrous for him. a base on
balls. a sacrifice hit, a double. an err
. and a passed ball netting two
runs Morse came back strong in tbs.
next inning, however, and struck out
three men He found himself in a
tight hole in the fourth inning, but
good pitching and an exhibition of
snappy fielding rescued him. He issued
six bases on balls and struck out ten
men. Aside from his pitching, he
was tho only ma to secure more than
me hit, both Of which counted in the
run-getting. His first drive was for
two bags.
Daederick was on the mound for
Winnipeg. and pitched good ball, al
though at times he gave evidences O.
being near the blowing-up point. IN
to IN ninth inning, only two hits had
been mad off his delivery. He passed
six men and struck out six.
Freer, who played in center for
winnipeg. did some exceptionally COCO
fielding yesterday. He had eiehr
chances and got away successfully
with each one.
Grogan is Released.
Edmunds was in right field for
Grand Forks yesterday. replacing
Grogan who played the day before.
Grogan was released yesterday, and
E.dmunds will alternate between right
field n catcher.
Winnipeg scored two runs in the
opening session. Wilkes. I'D first, drew
a ASS and was sacrificed to second
by Freer. who wen out. Morse to Fos-