Little Falls herald., 1914-07-31

by Ivester, who was retired at first.
Jones sent q fly into left field, which
Tanner would have grabbed had he not
stumbled. Jones made two bags on
this one and Davis scored. Kenneson
was passed and L. Davis got. single,
scoring Jones. Bingo then few uut to
Allison, retiring the side.
Allison started things for the locals
in the last half of the fourth inning,
when two scores were made. He was
passed and scored on twO-bagger by
Tanner. Murphy got double, scoring
Tanner.
In the last half Of the fifth inning
two more were added when Lauermann
got a two-bagger and scored on a hit
by Newman. BRANDED, next up, had
two strikes and things looked bad, but
in an attempt to dodge pitched ball,
he found it for nice single, after
which he stole second, and Newman
made third. Allison struck out, Tan
ner got safe hit, scoring Newman
and Murphy rolled one to the third
baseman, and was put out at first for
the third out.
/ The 18th and last score for the To-
Gals was made in the last half of the
Berg singled and advanced to third on.
hit by Lauermann, who advanced to
second on passed ball. Smith then
|;rolled one into the infeld and was re-
tired at first but Berg scored. -
Peter Newman pitched for the To-
calls in the first game, and made fine
showing. He allowed but two hits,
struck out six and passed three. Mel
son for the Colored Gophers, threw a
poor game, and was found for 13 hits,
gave two passes and struck out but
three men. i
The second game was far better than
the first one; which was no doubt que
to the change in the lineup of the
visitors. j. Davis was put in as pitch
er and Nelson, who pitched the first
game, was put on second. He did not
do very we'll there and was finally
shifted to center field, where he re-
deemed himself.
Al. Dominick, on the mound for the
locals, pitched good game, striking
out seven men, issuing two passes and
allowing but four hits.
No scores, were made in the second
game until the last half Of the third
inning, when the local team got two.
With two men out, BRANDED made first
on an error by the second baseman,
Allison: got two-bagger, advancing
BRANDED to third. Tanner got a single,
scoring BRANDED, advancing Allison,
and then stole second. Murphy made
first on an error by the second base
man and Allison scored. Stoll then
struck out, retiring the side. ,..
The third score for the locals was
made in the last half of the fourth~in-
ming. Berg rolled one into the infeld
and made first on an error by the
second baseman. Smith rolled one to
the third baseman, who caught Berg at
second. Smith then stole second and
scored on a hit by Dominick.
From this time until the first half
OF the seventh inning no scores were
made on either side and the locals
were confident Of winning. They
probably would have. but G. Jones
made first on wild throw by Allison,
and advanced to second on passed
ball. Kenneson got to first in the same
way and Jones advanced to third.
Kenneson stole second and Jones scor-
ed on hit by Bingo. Ivester and K.
Jones struck out. Clarke sent a. fast
one down the line near third base,
which Smith missed, and Kenneson and
Bingo scored, bringing the scores to a
tie Of three to three. The game was
played to the end of the seventh in
ming, when it was called on account Of
the six o'clock law.
Following is the lineup and sum-
m3rV ut the fwn u9moa.