Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-07-04
y Templeton at home On a u perfect
Manager S Sig q Rogue drove ia
three runs with sereeching singles at
5opportune times.

Northern league team On the local
grounds Friday evening before a large
crowd by the score Of ~ to 5. It was
an open date for Manager Conrad 8
Colts, the game being called at the end
of the sixth inning to allow the St.
Paul team to catch their train for
Winnipeg. The game was featured by
heavy hitting on the part Of the locals
at opportune times. Sure Shot, al.
Dominick, was selected by Manager
'sSig'' Rogue to heave the pill FOR the
locals with Ericsson behind the bat.
Thomas started for the visitors but
lasted two rounds and was derricked in
favor Of Glockner, who held on until
the end of the fifth when Sutton took
the mound.
In the opening inning but four men
stood up to the plate. Thomas 1l'e'l out
to Qually. Glockner grounded oat liar
sted to Qually. Derasha was bit by
pitched ball, but llrusNa was an easy
out, popping to Keque.
little Falls started out. to win the
game in their half Of the first by scor-
inc five runs. Krev lrst up, secured q
drive to left which landed him on
second. Branded walked. Butler flied
ont to Sutton. Ahles secured 'Cln-
cinnati' base hit on a slow grounder to
left short and Krey scored. Rogue
doubled to left center, scoring Bran
dell. Ahles taking third. Thomas wide
throw to third to catch the runner al
lowed Ahles to score and put Reque on
third. Harsted singled over short, scor-
ing Rogue. Ericsson grounded out Grog-
an to Derusha and Qually flied to SUIT
ton. -..
In the second Marty Doyle and
Breckenridge whitfield and Grogan was
an easy out, Harsted to Qually. The
locals added three more runs in their
half of the second. Dominick started
with a double to, right center. Krey
hunted down the third base line and
Thomas low throw to third allowed
Al. to score, Krey taking second. Bran.
dell singled to left, scoring Krey, and
Sutton's overthrow to second to
catch "Brun'' allowed the Carlton col
lege athlete to cross the rubber. Butler
flied out to Sutton and Ahles struck
out. Rogue trippled to deep center, but
Harsted whitfield. .-.
St. Paul scored their five runs in the
fourth on four singles and two errors.
Glockner was safe at first on Krey's
low throw. Derusha singled over short,
sending Glockner to second, Hruska
singled over second scoring Glockner,
Derusha taking third and Hruska going
to second on the THROWN home. Doyle
grounded out to Qually, Derusha scor-
| ing and Hruska taking third. Brecken-
ridge beat out bunt and stole second.
Grogan grounded out Harstead to Quail
", both runners being held on. Dreis
singled over second, scoring Hruska and
Breckenridge, Dreis taking second on
| the THROWN home. Sutton 8 grounder
; went through Harsted and Buffers
THROWN was intercepted by Dominick,
who threw to Rogue, getting Sutton,
! who attempted to make second.
Little Falls added one more in their
half of the fourth when Krey walked
and took second when Branded beat
Tout bunt down the first base line.
I Both runners advanced notch on
Buffers sacrifice. Ahles' sacrifice fly
to center scored Krey, Branded taking
third. Rogue grounded out Dreis to De-
rusha., Little Falls added two more to
their count in the fifth when Harsted
was given life on Dreis' error and
! walked in ahead Of Ericsson g home run
drive over the right field fence. The
locals scored their last two runs in the
sixth. Butler walked and took third
on Reque's single. Ahles flied out to
Breckenridge, and Rogue was out steal
ing. Harsted doubled to right center,
scoring Butler: A wild pitch by Sutton
sent ~Harsted to third from where he
scored moment later on Hruska s low
throw to third to catch the runner off
the bag.
Tho soOro.