The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21
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Grand Forks Won From
Craingrowers at Forks

Grand Forks Herald: .Unglaub is
peeved. He came to continue his
slaughter of our innocents uninter-
rupted and after having the game all
tucked away, had 1t snatched from
him in the seventh inning by the
wholesale hitting Of the remnants Of
Wheeler's one time famous wrecking
crew. Little glooms had settled them
selves all~over the bleachers and grand
stand and were prepared to stay, but
in the sixth inning a few joys began to
struggle in when the man from Sch
litz's town, who was on the mound for
the Twins blew up and three scores
came in. The whole tribe of them
swarmed in in the next frame and put
to route all the Elooms when foul
singles INC a double counted four more
and Strengthened out the score 8 to z,
leaning the way Of the Flickertails.
1t was a weird exhibition of base
ball. Seven pitchers made their ap-
p~earance, Wheeler using four and
Unglaub three. Weidell, recently adj
ded to the local string, started off for
Grand Forks, He was unsteady from
the first but Eddie let him worry
along until the fourth, when he be-
, came over generous and he was taken
out for arson. The man from Texas
did not have much of a chance to
show what he would nave done for
Peters was sent in to bat for him al
ter three men had been passed, Dono-
van, with the. red hair, took Larsons
place in the first Of the seventh. but
he was as wild as a March hare. heav-
ing three past Sampson and letting
in a score. Hanson, the recruit from
Jamestown, went in in the same Inn
ing and held the visitors the rest OF
the way. The youngster looks prom
Using.
Unglaub started off with Greisel
He was almost invincible until the
sixth inning, when he passed foul
men in succession and was yanked FOL
Maupin, who lasted quick. umo
finished the game, although three
scores were collected off him before
he was able to stop the hitting of thu
Flickertails.
1t was the seventh frame that wa'
the most disastrous for the colone
inc his crew. The locals started II
to hammer Maupin all over the lot
Three straight singles and a score
were gathered before Unglaub haC
time to jerk him and after Dumon
went in another single n a doubl
counted three more. Sampson thel
hit into a double and Hanson Tanned
The score ended 1t this point, bu
weidell, of Fargo, threw an awfu
scare into the fans in the ninth inning
by driving one clear to the fence. bu
in trying to stretch it into a hom
run he overestimated his ability as
sprinter and was caught at h plat
by as pretty a relay as has bee
pulled off on the local grounds. Nc
Graw hit out on the trail of the lon
fly and ran 1t down about the tim
the Twin runner vas rounding sec
ond. Nifnecker had gone out to hel
bring it back and took the throN
from Muggsy. His relay to Sampso
vas almost project and the locs
backstop caught he runner by sew
eral feet.
The Twins started off under the gu
by getting two scores Weide!l passe
the first man up, Schiller, who stol
second and came in on a hit by Driei
He went to second on a felder's choic
that retired Sullivan. n came !
when Sampson dropped the thir
strike and hit Doyle in the bac
throwing to first.
The locals squeezed III one in the,
half of the first On a double by Free
who came in on a wild throw by Mul
ply in an attempt to catch Altman &C
ing to second.