The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-17
Graingrowers Won by
!. Sensational Rally
Tied Second Game

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nre In a remarkable ~eleventh-hour
rally yesterday afternoon, Fargo
Moorhead tied with Fort William i'll
the second contest. which was stop
ped at the close of the sixth inning,
thereby breaking even with the Cana
dams in the series.
Fort William had gained two runs in
the sixth and one each in the seventh
and eighth when the Graingrowers
came to bat in the last of the ninth
frame of the first game. with no
scores to their credit. Sullivan led
Out with a hit, and although he was
thrown out at second, Unglaub, by
reaching first on felder's choice, held
an advantage that proved the begin
ming of things. Doyle followed close
with a two-bagger, and Dries, the new
short-stop procured by Colonel ING
laub on a trade with Fort William,
sacrificed a long fv to left field, scor-
ing Unglaub, Then Murphy hit and
Wertz followed with another, scoring
Doyle. Ferris, batting for Beisser, con-
nected safely, and with the bases full
and two men out, with the score 4 and
2, Schuler got a clean drive and
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score was tied when Weidell flew out
to left field, and brought the inning to
a close.
p Kramer had been put in to succeed
Lorenzen when things looked a Ill
the ninth. and his first stunt in the
tenth was to hit Sullivan with a pitch
ed ball. Unglaub sacrificed, and al
though Doyle struck out, Dries, the
new man, sent one out 10 the lett
field fence that scored Sullivan. AL
though the hit would have been good
for a two or three-bagger, Dries could
be credited only with a single ecaus
the game was over.
Beginning of the First.
Thomas. first man up for the visi-
tors, knocked a fly to center. Lizette
was thrown out before he reached
first, and Fortman hit and then was
thrown out from catcher to second.
1Schuler knocked a fly to right field
Weidell struck out, and sullivan was
thrown out at first.
DeRose, traded to the visitors
struck out. House was thrown out al
first, Wise walked and Dye famed but
had to be thrown out by Murphy. .-.
Unglaub walked. Doyle hit and stole
Dries struck out, and Murphy knocked
one into the air, which was caught by
Chapman behind the bat. Then Wert2
walked, but the outlook was spoiled
when Dumont, who pitched the frs
eight innings, famed.
CHAPMAN flew to center, and Loren
zen and Thomas both were thrown
out before reaching first.
Schiller and Weidell both were
thrown out at first from short and
pitcher, respectively and then Sulli
var knocked q fly to first. "
After Lizette had been. thrown out
from short to first, Fortman n De
Rose both famed.
Unglaub was thrown out at frs
when he knocked one to third, Doyle
hit. Wise, al third base, erred anC
Dries reached first, u he was thrown
out before going further. Murphy
flew to center.
House failed to reach first ahead O.
the ball, thrown by Wertz, and Wise
flew to left field, followed by Dyes
strike out.
Wertz got a two-bagger, but later
was caught at second by a throw from
L~orenzen. Dumont struck out anc
Schiller flew, to short.
In the sixth inning Chapman started
thirgs by connecting for a tWo-bag'
ger, Dumont threw wild to third, anC
CHAPMAN scored when LorenzeI
reached first on fielder's choice. Thorn
as was thrown out at first, and Liz
cites long sacrifice fly to. left field
scored Lorenzen. Fortman flew tt
center.
Weidell struck out. Sullivan flew t.
center, and although Unglaub hit
Doyle was. put out by Lizette at first
unassisted.'
In the seventh inning, DeRose hit
and House and Wise both got scratch
hits. Dye sacrificed to left field, ant
DeRose scored. Chapman flew out t.
center, and Lorenzen was beat out a
first.
Thomas flew to center in the eighth
Lizette hit. ,Fortman hit, but was pu
out on a relay game between Weidell
Dumont and. Wertz. Then DeRose hi
and scored Lizette, but lost out him
self when Sullivan threw him out a
second,
1t was in the eighth inning tina
Greisel came to bat for Dumont, blu
was beat out, short to first. Schule
and Weidell both were beat GU to frs
base. .
In the first OF the ninth, Hous,
reached first behind the ball. Wis
walked. Dye hit. Chapman flew t
second, and Lorenzen was thrown GU
before he reached first.
Teen came the Graingrowers' on
slaught, which evened things up an
paved the way for a victory in tn
tenth inning.
Thomas and Lizette both were bea
out to first, Fortman hit, but whel
DeRose flew out to center field, tn
stage was all set for the Fargo-Moor