The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-11
white S0X lose
TO FL|CKERTA|LS
Swatfest is Won by Locals,
Score Being % to GAR
nigan Heaviest Hitter.

One inning followed another in
painful regularity at Daco,ah park
last night and when Umpire Werden,
out of the kindness of his heart,
tagged the players or their way back
to the field in the eighth. the Flicker.
tails trotted forth with the heavy end
OF a 1913 1t was an echo OF
the corner lot days of the local lads,
and they pounded the Duluth offerings
for a total of nineteen hits.
A high wind that swept across tho
diamond made 1t impossible to play
good baseball. The ball. when once
hit. was carried INTO every conceivable
place in the ontfield. making it hard
for the fielders to judge them with
any degree Of accuracy. The pitchers
also worked at a great disadvantage,
end were nit much more easily thar.
they otherwise would have been.
Duluth dscd three pitchers in all
attempt to stop the locals, hut to no
avail. Each r was hammered just as
ferociously, n what they threw
seemed to make little difference. al
though several of the Forkers were
puzzled at times.
Wells started u fer the locals and
lasted three innings. During tia tine
be was hit hard, a total of seven safe
hits being made off his delivery. The
Duluthians ran in eight of their nine
scores in those three sessions.
Morse Does Well.
Morse relieved Wells in the fourth,
and held the White SoX at his mercy
for the rest of the game. He was in
much better form than the night be-
Tore, and only n hit was made Oft
him in the four innings he pitched.
Bracket started out for Duluth and
after being hammered all over the
field In h first inning. gave way
TO "Peoky" Rhoades. Five hits, one
off Bracket before Rhoades Went in.
Three hits We're made Off the latter
before the inning ended. He lasted
until the sixth inning, when, after
being touched for a triple, a double,
e single. and issuing two bases.
Bracket was called in from second to
try again. He lasted until the sevon'h
was about half over. when Dusty
Ehoades was called from third to
finish.
Jarnigan Heavy Hitter.
Every m of the %F1ickertail rlay-
ers. except Morse, got a hit, and sev-
elal OF them connected for three and
-Four. Jarnigan was at bat six times.
and got four hits, two of which were
three-baggers. Chase slammed out A
nome run in the first inning, while
0)eltr!cn. Altman. S. Foster and Bond
each negotiated a two-bagger.
Six singles, a double and a home
run. coupled with some juggling of
the ball. netted the locals W. runs
IN the first inning. They were BANKED
in the second. but In the third, two
singles. a triple and an error netted
four more. The fourth and fifth in.
nings saw the only real ball playin.
Of the game. each side going down In
quick time.
Add Seven in Sixth.
Grand Forks added seven more
ecores in the sixth. when Il triple, rwr
doubles and a single sent five across
Two wera added when Catcher Wilkes
missed Jarnigan's third strike and
heaved 1t into the outfield. Jarnigar
Getting 20 second and Chase and sam
Foster scoring.
A double, two singles and som:
plaSing showed the Flickerail total ur
to twenty-three in the seventh.
Duluth scored one in the first ses.
zion. when Miller doubled and Me
nelce singled. A double, a single and
On error added three for them in tht
second: and We bases on being hit b,
pitched balls, W. singles and a don.
Die added four in the third. TIN
Duluthfans We're BANKED until tho
sixth. when a base on halls, a passaf
hall and an error by "Rnhe" Foste,
sent Bracket in.