New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22

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EAGLES PUSH BUILDERS DOWN.
In the first extra-inning contest Of the
Twilight League the Eagles defeated
the Builders in snappy game last We'd
nesday evening by a score of a to 8. The
Eagles showed great reserve power by
coming from behind in the last couple Of
innings, tying the count in the sixth and
finally pushing over the winner in the
last of the seventh.
Garry" Schneider did the hurting
for the Millers and twirled fine ball all
the way, allowing eight swats and strik-
ing out eight Of the Builders. Newman
was the pitching choice Of Manager Wal
bel of the Contractors and he was on
even terms with Schneider throuout the
game. His support broke in the last two
innings and enabled the Eagles to bag
the game.
Alvin and Guentner shared the hitting
honors of the day, the former getting
three singles out of four trips to the plate,
while young Guentner banged out a
double and single in three times at bat.
Both teams played snappy ball in the
field, gathering in chance after chance in
faultless fashion. However, five errors
were chalked up against the building crew
while the flour makers had only quartet
of mistakes on the field.
The Builders did not have much of
chance to count in the first inning, altho
Alvin smashed out the first of his three
clouts in this frame. The opportunity
went glimmering when Waibel forced
Alvin at second. The Eagles pushed
over a score in the opening round and
would have had more had it not been for
some slow work on bases.
Dietz led off with hit and stole second
taking third when C.Cordes erred on J.
Groebner's roller. Blauert poked one
at Newman, who caught Blauert going
to first and Dietz was doubled at the
plate. Burk smashed out hit, scoring
Groebner and Sandman was passed, but
Spaeth popped out to Cordes.
Guentner singled and stole second with
two down in the last of the second but
the Eagles did not have the punch
to bring him in. The Builders then went
into the lead by scoring two in the third.
Newman doubled and Yaeger flew out
to Guentner in the left. sDahms' single
brot Newman home and an out and a
single by Alvin showed Dahms across the
rubber. Waibel forced Alvin at second
for the third out.
The Contractors obtained another in
the fifth. Wheeler gave Dahms life
by missing his roller and Dahms prompt
ly swiped the middle cushion. A passed
ball let him go to third. Joyce famed
but Alvin banged out another hit, scoring
Dahms. Waibel singled but Cordes flew
out to left and Henschel struck out.
j. Groebner singled with two down in
the Eagles half of the inning and took
second on passed ball. He scored on
Blauert's hit and Burk rolled toward
Waibel for the third out. With one run
needed to tie, the Eagles went after it in
the last of the sixth and made it. Sand
mann was safe on an error by Waibel and
stole second. Spaeth was passed, Schnei
der struck out and Wheeler popped out to
Yaeger. Guentner doubled to left and
Sandman scored, but Spaeth was
touched out at the plate. The play pro-
duced quite an uproar for the Eagles
believed that Spaeth was also safe.
In the last of the seventh Dietz ar
rived safely at first on Schapekahm's
error and stole second. A passed ball
allowed him to scamper to third. j. Groeb-
ner rolled an easy one to Newman and
was thrown out at first. Blauert then
smashed one to the infield too fast for the
Builders to nip Dietz at the plate.
THE SCORE.
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Builders 90 2 o 1 o O3 8 5
Eagles 10 0 O / 1 Id 6 4
Batteries Eagles: Schneider and Burk
Builders: Newman and Yeager.
EAGLES BEAT PROFESSIONALS.