The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-09

~eStefd afternoons game was =
. protested by Manager Carney of =
= the local club. Carney bases his .
= protest on the grounds that the =
= Superior pitcher violated he rules .
In wearing a glove. measuring .
= Fl Ia inches. The rules specify =
= . glove measuring IA inches. and =
weighing moi over 10 ounces. \
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Superior made it two out OF three
with Grand Forks, winning Sundays
game in the eighth inning after Grand
Forks had jockeyed along vera
frames on h big end of a . TO 1
score. The final score was 5 to 4,
nome runs by Curtis with two men on
the paths. n by Dunn going for n
victory for the league leaders.
A ninth inning hating rally by
Grand Forks was ntpped after two
runs had been put across the pan. just
one short Of tying the count.
Myers. on the mound for Grand
Forks. was in trouble most Of the way.
In ALI but two innings there were men
on the paths, and in six innings the
3irst man up gained life. four times
on hits and twice on walks. But the
slim lad showed all kinds of ability
getting out OF the pinches. and prob
ably would have gotten away to the
good had he NOT responded to the call
Tor a fast n when Curtis, a left
handler. was up. and with straight one
resulted in a home run.
Some Good Features.
The game was replete with good fea-
lures. Rube Foster stealing home in
the second inning for the first score
string catch. and his batting. together
with a pair Of triples by Bond. added
to make the day as pleasant as might
be expected with the invaders riding
away on the heavy end of the score.
Withers was serving the lenders for
Superior. throwing the curve stuff all
the way. and making it good for seven
s%trikeouts. He was good in the pinch
es. had lots Of control and enough
speed to get away
Both Score in Second.
The second inning was eventful for
Superior. their first run being count
ed. McCauley singled through the
pitchers box after one was down. talk
han flew to center. and Ford singled
along the third base line. Gerlach
fielding 1t to Foster at first. The plate
was left vacant. Myers failing to COW
err, and McCauley scampered across
for the lone tally. Ford was caught
trying to steal second.
Rube Foster Steals Home.
In the same frame Grand Fork.
GOT a tally when Rube Foster made
second on a huke hit back of third
base. advancing to third on Curtis
nuf of the throwing. After Chase
had gone down on a grounder to
short. and with Sam Foster whiting.
Rube Foster made a sensational
wNra p,1,0o fn~ tNr,o u-1i1o TNor1or 1 no q
batting. beating the throw and tying
the score.
Grand Forks took the lead in the
third when Morse and Dietrich walked
after two were down. Morse scored
on Altman's double to left. but the
side was retired when Rube Foster
famed.
Pair Of Homcrs.
There was nothing more in the
scoring line till the eighth when With
ers opened for Superior with a. single
Ing out. Cufs was walked and with
two on the bags. Myers grooved one.
Curtis slarnming It to the right field
Fence For our bases. Dunn. next up.
got the same kind of a ball. and drove
out another circuit smash. The next
two up. McCauley and Monahan. were
out on long fiys to Bond.
Nipped in Time.
Grand Forks opened the ninth with
q single by Sam Foster to third base.
Gerlach dropping one to Monahan in
left. Bond made his second triple OF
the day. beating the pill to the left
1eld fence, n he counted when Jar
nigan went down out first. Jarnigan
going In to bat for Myers. Morse was
ar easy out, McCauley to Curtis.
The score: