The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20

In cold type. as the wise ones say.
the above information c~onNeyeth no
great light. but when carefully trans
lated it telleth the tale of the SalntletS
downfall. After slanting our eyes a
few ems beyond Mr.. Fosters name we
find the figure -" carefully rowne
by the letter III" Under tho letter.
and one slug below Mr.. Fosters rec
ord, We find the figure Il.
What doth it mean? Patience, far
one. patience. To the experts in de-
ciphering box scores and summaries
the .s2' conveys the Wcighty kno"l-
edge that Samivel Foster ponnced up
on the opposing pitcher for Two three
baegers and the Il" records n homer
nv Mr.. Altman homer. by tho" way,
being a heavy leaning on the ball. as
dished on by the opposing pitcher.
nabling the leaner to travel the en-,
tire distance around the
without having to part his hair at the
conclusion of the junket.
erhood of Baseball fail to gather
knowledge from h above, VIC pause
once more to relate:
Grand Forks defeated st. Paul In
the third contest of the series, the
score being 4 to ..
And it was some defeat. BY taking
the long-end of W. series, William
J0IQeN ) kluS lIdNS kioNNu s'NA N''
are absolutely reckless when turned
loose in baseball armor and there IS
no telling what they will do to Lefty
Davis and his 'uns.
Jarnigan Served Them.
Mr.. Jarnigan of home run fame was
the chief chef for the locals, and.
while come of his servings should
have been turned over to the health
committee for a long sniff, he got
away with a fairly clean dish. He
started out by chucking a few of his
best dishes to the dump heap. put
while decorating the bench etWeen
spasms, he found plenty of time 10
cogitate upon the sinful course he was
pursuing. After a few such quiet
nominations. he returned to the tray.
and frightened up like the head of a
bass drum. and, after that, there was
no more hope for the Saintlets.
Boss Jones pinned his hope on one
Moichal Kramer of erstwhile Ameri-
can association pitching fame, but he
might lust as we'll have pinned it on
the fence. Moichal sailed merrily on
for three innings without SO much as
encountering a saucy wave, put me
breakers came in the fourth n Hltn
sessions. and the heavy h~ludgeons of
the busy Flickertails came heaI
breaking him up in business. In
those two innings. two 1hree-bagsers
and one home run We're plucked from
Kramer's offerings. the plucklnS re-
a1llting in four counts for the c
tails.
A Few Changes.
Turning our lamps downward once
again and rapidly glancing through
the list of Flickertails. we note one OF
two hange in the physiognomles OF
the official lineup. AS we'll as n sign,
aa,.;at;on from the original sticking
list. y;,a If
the Northern league. who was drop,
ned overheard by st. Paul. m
to the deck Of S. s. Fllckertall; anu
did some %"shivering of his flmners
winner, and. if he plays as he dld YES
terday. second base will be one oil 'he
strongest posts on the cam.
CAPTAIN Carney also was on the nj
ing line Yesterday. He played IN
risht field, and demonstrated that he
still is some baseball performer. IN
one session. he got two put-outs n
oss;ated In catching a. would-he st.
Paul scorer at the counting plate:
The batting order has heen revised
ana improved by heading off with
Fishback, and following with carneS'
Foster, Altman and Larson. The com
binatton worked splendidly YESTERDAY
In proof of Whlch WITNESS tne s"'i
mary pinned to the bottom of this.
Score in Fourth and Fifth.
In the score-getting line, the fourth
and fifth innings were the only ones
that bore fruit. st. Paul started IN
the fourth by graphing one. Weldel
was out. Larson to Foster, and Hoi-
linesworth singled to center, and stole
second. Lizzette flew out to carney.
h,,t Hollingsworth was safe on the
throw in. Hollingsworth came home
on a wild pitch by Jarnigan' n De
rusha went to first on a base on nalls.
Hruska singled to left. but Jarnlgan
nulled the curtain on the omedy by
striking out Kramer.
It was. then. Grand Forks turn. m
the way the locals Kicked lhto
Moichars offerings was little short OF
a crime. Fishback started the pro
ceedings by driving a high one into
Lizette's territory. but kind-hearted
Lizzy dropped it, m Mr.. FishpacK
was safe. Carney sacrificed him to
second. going out Hruska to DeRnska.
Then, Samuel Foster o a hand.
After looking Kramer's junk over for
a moment or two, Samuel pegged the
sphere into deep center and chaseo
away around to third, Mr.. Fishback
coming home in the meantime.
"Dutchy'' Grabs Homer.
But the tale doth not n here. One