The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-16
AMER. ASSOCIATION
BREWERS GO INTO
FIRST POSITION
Win Double header From
Columbus-St. Paul Los
es Two Contests.

Columbus, Ohio, June 1s.-Milwau
kee took first place away from Col
umbus by winning both parts of yes
terday's double-header, the score ir
each game being 5 to 3. The home
team took the lead in the eighth in
ming Of the first game on triples by
Perring and Miller after Shelton's
single but in the ninth Gerber's fail
ure to cover second when Blackburn
hunted paved the way for three Mil
waukee runs, two being driven In by
Berg. In the last game the Colum-
bus team secured seventeen hits. but
a dozen of them were wasted. Cole
innings. Manager Clark's general
work and a o~ne-handed catch by
First Baseman Miller, featured.
Columbus .....o 900 900 1913 9
Milwaukee -. 900 Oo2 O03-5 8
Batteries: Cook. Davis and Smith;
Cutting. Nicholson and Hughes.
Stolen bases. chappelle. Hughes
Sacrifice hit. Benson. Sacrifice fly
is. Blackburn. Three base hits. Ben
son, Perring. Miller and Gerber
Double plays. Clark to Lewis to Jones'
Hit by pitcher. Jones by Cook. Bases
on balls, off Cook 2, off Davis 2. off
Cutting 1. off Nicholson /. Struck
out, by Cook 2. by Cutting 4. Hits
off Cook 6 in I innings; off Davis 2 in
2 innings: off Cutting S in 8 innings;
off Nicholson 1 in i inning. Left on
bases, Columbus 9; Milwaukee 8
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Milwaukee . 900 o12 2oo-5 IL
Batteries: Cole. McQuillen and
Smith; Braun, Nicholson and Hughes
stolen bases, Perring. Cole. sacri-
flee fly, Blackburne. Two base hits,
Hinchman, Miller, Chappelle. Lewis
Three base hits, Benson. j. Jones'
Clark. Double plays. Benson to Per
balls. off Cole 3. off Braun |. off Mic
holson 1. Struck out. by Cole 2. by
McQuillan 3. Hits, off Cole II in 6
Is innings: off McQuillan 1 in 2-3
innings; off Braun II in 4 1-3 in
nings; off Nicholson s in 4 2-3 in
ninss. Left on bases, Columbus -;
Milwaukee Z.
Saints Drop Two.
Toledo: Ohio. June 16.-Toledo
took both ends of a double header
from st. Paul here yesterday after
noon. winning the first 8 to 8, by dint
of a great batting rally in which they
drove over their entire score. while
in the second Schlitzer's great sup
port held the visitors at bay after To-
ledo had passed into the lead. getting
three runs in the first and another in
the sixth.
In the first game after Karger had
pitched elegant ball for four rounds,
hits. three of them doubles and one
a triple. a double steal. a sacrifice fly,
a walk and an error gave Toledo their
four runs A lightning double play
with the bases full and one down was
a big factor in the second victory of
the day. In the eighth Riggert trip
led but was out trying to take home,
Burns to Gardner to Stump to De-
vogt.
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St. Paul ......o1o 100 1908 5 i
Batteries: J.. James and Kruger;
| karger and A. James.
Two base hits, Bronkie, Kirke, Kar.
ger. A. James. Hemphill, Kruger.
Three base hits. Eddington. Stolen
bases, James, Kruger and Hinch-
man. Double plays, Scott, Hinchman
Aubrey. Bases IN balls. Karger l.
James 2. Left on bases. Toledo 3; St
Paul 9. Hit by pitcher. Hinchman
Struck out. Karger 1; James 8. Sacri.
flee fly, Stump.
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st. Paul 900 200 o00-2 9 {
Batteries: Schiller and Devoght;
H. Gardner. Karger and A. James.
Two base hits, Burns. Riggert. A
James. Hinchman. Three base hit
Riggert. Sacrifice hit. Kirke. stoler
plays. Gardner. Bronkie. p DS1e1t
Bronkie. Gardner to Stump to Kirke
Ferris to Aubrey. Bases on balls
Schiller Q: Gardner 2. Left on base.
Toledo z; st. Paul 8. Hit by pitcher
Bronkie. Struck out, Schlitzer s;
Gardner 5. Passed ball James.
Second Game q Tie.
Indianapolis. June ls.--A1inne.
first game Of their double-header yes:
terday afternoon 2 to O.. Young wal
effective with men on bases, while
Harrington weakened in the third
Whelan's triple. Owens single and r
Delehanty's sacrifice fly netting the
visitors two runs.
Indianapolis averted defeat in thu
second contest, when they tied the
score in the seventh inning, by bunch.
ing five hits of Burns for q total OF
five runs, after two were out. Gill.
gan relieved Burns and held the 10.
Gals safe. Darkness ended the con.
test at the end Of the ninth inning:
First game. r. HI. f.
Indianapolis Z. 900 900 ooo-o !
Minneapolis .O02 900 000-2 10 /
Batteries: Harrington and Casey;
Young and Owens.