The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
GRAND FORKS N
3 TO | VICTORY
Defeated Minneapolis This
Morning in Brilliant Pitch
ing Battle.
WILSON FACES
LARSON IN DUEL
Honors Evenly Divided
Some Sensational Playing
Marks the Game.

Grand Forks defeated Minneapolis
2 to 1 this morning In a game fea-
tured by brilliant pitching by Wilson
for Grand Forks and Larson for Min
neapolis, both being backed up by
thrilling Gliding ~endeavors.
Each pitcher held the opposing
batsmen to We hits. and there was not
a stolen base in the game. Each pit
cher famed three; Wilson walked
three and Larson walked one. while
Larson wa charged with two wild
pitches.
A double play in the fifth with the
bases crammed and one down. and
another double in the third when two
were on with one down. featured
Grand Forks fielding and held the
Bronchs s%coreless till the eighth.
The victory gives Grand Forks the
lond end of the series with the
Bronchs, and the fight tonight. when
the teams meet for the last game of
the season on the local grounds.
should be holly contested.
Helpless for Five Innings.
For FIVE innings Grand Forks was
held helpless. In that period only
one man reached first. Bond being
hit by a pitched ball first up in the
third. An attempt at sacrifice failed:
a force at second and a strige out
pIcNCIlVsu IL doN
In the sixth, after n was down.
Wilson singled back of second base
for the first hit of the game for Grand
Forks. He was advanced or Jarni-
gan's out at second and took third on
a wild pitch.
Glockner delivered the blow that
put Wilson across, the new shortstop
center.
Wilson Again Figures.
1t vas in the next innign that the
winning run was scored. After two
were down, Chase and Bond singled.
Edmunds was purposely walked to fill
the bases.
Wilson put a grounder to DeHaven
that the former Grand Forks second
sacker should have handled-but
didn't. The pill got tangled up in
his feet and all hands Were safe.
Miller Score in Eighth.
In the eighth DeHaven helped get
back the run he lost. He opened with
a single and McKibbon was walked.
Larson sacrificed them on. While
Brier was going put at first, Ruhe
ed. Donnelly struck out in the pinch
Looked Dangerous.
In the third inning DeHaven walk
ca anu was SdSIlllCeu W SScphu ny
McKibbon. Larson put a lucky single
between short and third with the
men racing for the sacks, hut De
Haven was held to third base. BrieI
was struck out. and on the third
strike Larson started for second
RUDE Foster cut down Edmund's
throw towards second. catching De.
Haven off third, and on the throw te
Edmunds the visiting second sacke1
was out making a dive for third.
Neat Spear by Wilson.
It was in the fifth inning thai things
looked dangerous. Berger opened
with a walk and Handschu was safe
On Glockner's error. DeHaven flew
to Altman, Mckibbon singled to fiji
the bases.
Larson came up and put a bac
bounding %grounder into the infield
Wilson spearing it with his glovet
hand. throwing Berger out at the
plate, Larson going down at first, the
side being retired scoreless.
Glockner and Rube Foster botf
made sensational catches way bacl
of their positions. while Bond tool
three chances in center without diff
dculty. The score:
NR:------